This free pattern is for Simple Tunisian Fingerless Gloves. This pattern is made using Tunisian Extended crochet stitches as well as worsted yarn. This pattern is a really great introduction to Tunisian Crochet for those have have never done it before and want to learn. However, it's also a great pattern for the seasoned Tunisian Crocheter as well. This pattern will fit most teen/adult women. I hope you enjoy making this fingerless gloves crochet pattern :)
Pair your Puff Stitch Hat with these matching Puff Stitch Fingerless Gloves this fall. These fingerless gloves are comfortable and incredibly warm! Keep your hands toasty warm while using the computer or when grasping that cold steering wheel. Whatever your purpose, the puff stitch gloves will keep you warm and in style!
These easy-for-beginner fingerless gloves are customize-able to your size and take only a few hours to create! They are versatile and can be worn by all ages and genders. Included in the pattern is instructions for making a sew-on flower, but these would look cute with any applique or iron-on added to them, or just left plain! The hook size and yarn weight are 5.00 and Worsted Weight, but you may always adjust according to your hand size!
With this free crochet pattern you can make these Blue Crocheted Mittens; perfect for winter. The top part of the mitten has a nice striped pattern making the mitten a great design. Keep your hands nice and warm with these mittens.
Use one skein of your favorite worsted or aran weight yarn to create this basic pair of crochet mittens that can be customized any way you like. The mittens are created from the bottom up, starting with a size H hook and the ribbing. Then, the work is turned and the rest of the mitten is crocheted in the round using a size I hook. The skills you need for this project are working in the round, single crochet, chaining, and how to increase and decrease in sc.
The Frosty Ridge Crochet Fingerless Gloves pattern is a great quick, stash busting project for fairly experienced crocheters. This pattern coordinates with the Frosty Ridge Boot Cuffs pattern. You will need one skein of worsted weight/medium yarn, a size H/5mm crochet hook, and a yarn needle for sewing. I used Caron Simply Soft, but any comparable yarn will work. The pattern includes a picture gallery to explain the steps to create the stitches and to show assembly. Great quick project for the Fall and Winter!
These January Sky crochet fingerless gloves or wrist warmers are perfect for keeping your fingers warm when typing or studying in the cooler seasons. They are also great out of doors when you need to be able to move your fingers, e.g., taking photos or using a purse. The pattern is worked in rows using a combination of double and trebles crochet, and the star stitch. The neutral colour combination and unique design of the material make them a perfect present for yourself or a friend.
The bulky mittens are a one-sized huge mittens that will keep your hands warm all winter long. You'll easily stitch them up in just a couple of hours, as you'll use thick yarn and a big hook. If you decide to felt them on the inside, the natural holes of the stitching goes away and your hands will be even warmer. Keeping them as is with those natural holes from the crochet stitch work just as well. Get excited about this quick and easy crochet pattern for those bulky mittens.
Let's face it, the cold weather will be back again. So this is a pattern you'll want to have ready. These Ups and Downs Fingerless Mitts are a pretty cool accessory and are easy to make on your own. You'll need a little more than 100 yards of worsted weight yarn and some cute add-ons, like buttons. The finished size according to this pattern is Women's Average but this is easily adjustable and the directions are with the pattern! Check out this pattern, curtesy of Moogly, and the matching hat on CraftFoxes.com!
This easy crochet mitten pattern creates a beautiful pair of colourful crochet mittens. This pattern is accessible for beginners and includes tips on how to adjust the mittens to get a more custom fit. Make them in stripes, as pictured or as a single colour, they're the perfect pair of mittens for travelling and keeping in your pockets to keep the chill away. Makers should know how to do basic stitches in order to crochet this pattern, however, there are video and photo tutorials for the techniques used to assist you.
