My Favourite Things: Perfect Solutions! ~ Puff Stitch Fingerless Gloves Pattern. Winter.
It's just a cold blur that lasts for three months. Not exactly my cup of tea. But there are a few upsides to winter, hot chocolate with marshmallows, fluffy socks and blankets, and roaring fires just to name a few! But despite all these highlights, my hands and fingers still get cold! I hate gloves because it stops me from crocheting or typing a new blog. What You'll Need: 4.50 Crochet Hook 8ply wool of your choice Wool needle Scissors Size: You can make this for any size person, just measure your wrist and make the ribbing that big, plus 4cm.
Wrist Ribbing: Make a Slip Knot. Row 1- Then take your crochet hook and push it into the second chain from hook. Row 4- Do exactly the same as row 2 until you get to the last 4 stitches. Now fasten it off. Hand:Row 1-Make a Slip Knot. And you're done! Rainbow mitts for Maia. Maia started back at preschool this week and because its so wintery I wanted to make her some new fingerless mitts.
The beauty of fingerless mittens is in their simple design… there really is nothing easier to crochet than a small rectangle in Half Double Crochet (HDC). These fingerless mittens are sure to brighten any little girl’s day! Easy Crochet Fingerless Mittens Tutorial (sized for a 4-5 year old) Using a 4mm crochet hook and DK (8ply) yarn of your choice. Pink: Chain 25. Turn and half double crochet in the second chain from the hook and in every stitch across.
Red: Change colour chain 2, HDC in every stitch across. Yellow: Change colour chain 2, HDC in every stitch across. Basic Fingerless Mittens. Author Julia V Introduction A pair of simple fingerless crochet mittens I worked up as a last minute Christmas gift.
I wrote down the pattern because I really liked how they turned out and I didn't see anything like it around. They are worked in an Aran weight yarn on a 5mm (H) hook, so they work up rather quickly. Materials List Yarn: Multicolor mittens: Lana Grossa ‘Bingo Print’ (100% merino wool; 80m/87.5 yards - 50g): color 316, 2 balls. Blue mittens: Fonty Numéro 5 (100% wool; 85m/93 yards - 50g; color 217; 2 balls). Yarn Substitution: You need about 110 m (120 yards) of Aran weight yarn. Other yarns I recommend (this list keeps growing as I make more mittens myself): Rowan RYC Cashsoft Aran, Debbie Bliss Cashmerino Aran Hook: 5 mm (H) Finished Size One size fits most adult women. Gauge 18 sts / 14 rows sc tbl Notes The mittens are worked in a spiral without joining rounds.
Alice-Inspired Mitts. Author Ellie Thouret Introduction I love the knitted mittens that Alice wears in New Moon but I’m not confident enough in my knitting to tackle them.
Here’s a crochet version for crafters like me. Materials List 4mm (G) hook Worsted-weight yarn I used a 4mm hook and the New Moon colourway yarn from Bristol County Dyeworks. Finished Size Approx. 30cm in length Gauge Gauge 5 hdc per inch 3 rows per inch The Pattern Pattern ch32, join with sl st in 1st ch, ensuring that chain is not twisted. row 1: ch3 (counts as first dc), dc around, join with sl st in first st – 32 sts row 2-4: ch3 (counts as first dc), dc in next 3 sts, fpdc in next 4 sts, *dc in next 4 sts, fpdc in next 4 sts*, rep from * to * around, ending with fpdc in last 4 sts. Row 5: ch3 (counts as first dc), dc2tog over next 2 sts, dc in next st *fpdc in next 4 sts, dc in next 4 sts, fpdc in next 4 sts, dc in next st, dc2tog over next 2 sts*, rep from * to * around, ending with fpdc in next 4 sts.
Fasten off and weave in ends. Toasty Mitts. Colorful Stripey Fingerless Mitts. Worsted Weight Yarn – I used light worsted weight.
If you use something like Red Heart or similar then check gauge. They may be larger than mine. Size G (4mm) crochet hook Yarn needle Abbreviations used (US terms): Ch Chain St Stitch. Crochet Fingerless Gloves. Daisy Stitch Hand Warmers.