"This mittens pattern looks so classy. I love the blue pair so much and would be keeping it for myself. It would make a lovely accessory to flaunt in Fall and also to keep your hands warm in your air conditioned offices. You can make the inner layer dark and the lacy layer a lighter shade or even do the reverse. Either way this design would look stunning. It is an amazing one skein project that would make a great gift."
"These Vermont Valentine Mittens will keep your fingers warm while putting a smile on your face. Look closely at the hearts - One hand has hearts facing one way and the other hand has hearts facing the other way. This is meant to illustrate the we are to always be BOTH giving and receiving love. The Vermont Valentine Mittens are worked in the round and feature the waistcoat stitch. This stitch was chosen because it created a snug and dense material which is great for mittens to help keep those hands toasty warm. This is also a great stash-busting pattern!"
"The Fireside Mittens is a super easy crochet mittens pattern. You only need to know the single crochet, double crochet, and chain stitch. I've replaced the classic ribbed cuff by an elegant eyelet design to give these easy crochet mittens more personality. The pattern is available in 3 sizes and explains how to adapt to any hand. These mittens are not the usual thick bulky mittens but a thinner, more elegant version you can wear in the city on your way to work or on a date in the park. Don't get me wrong these are nice and warm and will keep your hands toastie. But they're also refined and elegant."
"If you are looking for a beautiful pair of crochet mittens to add to your winter accessories, you have come to the right place. These easy crochet mittens are designed to compliment the Crystal Crochet Twisted Cowl and Crystal Crochet Winter Beanie. The yarn used for this pattern is Caron Crystal Cakes yarn, which is available for a limited time only. So if you are not able to find it for this pattern, any other heavier worsted weight yarn, such as a standard Caron Cake, would be a great substitution."
"Make these cute winter mittens in just one afternoon. It is a fairly easy project, great for crocheters that know how to make a slip stitch and a half double crochet (US terms). The yarn is chunky and that makes it a quick and easy project. You can use a 6mm yarn, but there are some suggestions in the pattern if you crochet very loose or tight. All you need is yarn, a sewing needle and a crochet hook to make these mittens, so get started today to wear your mittens tomorrow!"
Crochet these snuggly warm mittens for babies, featuring a ribbed double cuff and textured stitch pattern. I have used Aran (US Worsted) weight acrylic yarn for my mittens. You can use any worsted/aran weight yarn you prefer. This pattern includes 2 baby sizes, designed without separate thumbs. Size A for approx. 6-12 months: Suitable for upto 3” hand width by 3.5” hand length, with a maximum cuff circumference of 4.5” Size B for approx. 12-18 months: Suitable for upto 3.5” hand width by 4.5” hand length, with a maximum cuff circumference of 5”
Next, here are some newborn or baby mitts that are super soft, cuddly and cozy. On account of the simple stitches, this is a particularly beginner-friendly pattern, as well as a great introduction to velvet yarns.
Next, we have some simple mittens for children. Indeed, these are worked in single crochet only making this probably the easiest mitten pattern. Although simple, these are by no means boring. Indeed, they'll be perfect for a pre-teen who is too ‘adult' for kittens and unicorns.
More to the point, however, mittens for children are most often stylized to represent something, making them more fun and interesting. Thus, here are some owls.
