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Granny Square Crochet Pattern,Wrist Warmers Pattern, Crochet Pattern, Mitten Pattern, Crochet Mittens,Instant Download PDF Crochet Tutorial
*Please select the pattern for your correct skill level, this pattern is intermediate whilst we are on hand to help with any pattern queries, we are unable to offer individual tuition. * Our Granny square wrist warmer pattern is now available to purchase with a photo tutorial in a handy PDF format! This lovely fingers mitten pattern has been popular around the world,so why not try it yourself. A 7 Page pattern with a photo tutorial in a handy PDF format! Includes how to do front post back post half treble “rib” Size guide How to make a granny square The pattern is written in U.K. terms with US terms for ease of conversion. You will need to be familiar with the following stitches. Used Stitches: UK English. US ch = chain chain ss= slip stitch slip stitch tr = treble double crochet sp = space space htr= half treble half double crochet fphtr= front post treble front post half dc bphtr= back post treble back post half dc dc = double crochet single crochet. Skill level is intermediate Includes step by step photo tutorial You will also need Any DK weight yarn 3.5mm hook Wool needle Scissors Will fit an average ladies hand, also included in the pattern are notes on how to size your pattern . This instant download link will be available once your payment has cleared. There are no postage costs as the PDF will be sent by email once payment has been received, due to this the item is none refundable. Etsy send out all our patterns for us please ensure you use the correct email address. This listing is for pattern only and not a finished item. The colours in the pattern are for guidance only and simply to give inspiration for you, we do not include these shades in the pattern. Have fun creating your own colour combinations. happy crocheting 🌸💕. *You are welcome to sell your finished creations made from this pattern, you may not copy, share, reproduce in any way including video tutorial or sell the pattern itself and we kindly ask that you credit us and that you link to our Etsy Shop www.etsy.com/uk/SewHappyCreative if selling online.* ©Copyright SewHappyCreative 2017 We are always available for any help should you need it with this pattern, just drop us a message. Please note that there are only a certain amount of variations possible in crochet and any similarities are purely coincidence to our knowledge this pattern is unique and original to us. ©Copyright SewHappyCreative 2017
TC fingerless mitten pattern PDF instant download present gift craft shows MI designer
****This is a digital download pattern**** I love these TC crochet fingerless mittens! So much texture and a pop of color! They work up very quickly with this easy to follow pattern, you will want to make them in endless color combinations! The final fingerless mitten measures approx. 4\
Double knitting
Last winter, when my hands were very, very cold, I spent a few weeks trolling Ravelry for a double knit mitten pattern that I liked. There
weren’t a whole lot, and the ones I found either assumed a knowledge of double knitting I didn’t have yet, or used techniques (mostly for casting on) that I found needlessly complicated. So I did the easiest thing I could think of, teach myself how to double knit and write my own pattern. Yeah, it seemed easier to me at the time. So, for future reference, and maybe to save someone else a few weeks of work, here it is. Eventually I will put up some in progress pics to illustrate techniques. Double Knit Mittens Sizes: adult medium Materials: Cascade 220—1 skein each in contrasting colours (colour A and colour B) Needles: 3.75 mm 32” or larger circular needle, or 1 set of 5 DPNs. Gauge: 4.5 st/inch in double knit Throughout, I will refer to the number of stitches in one colour; the total stitch count will be in parentheses. Cast on 28 stitches in each colour (56 total), arrange on circular needle for magic loop—14(28) stitches per needle for magic loop, or 7(14) per needle if using dpns. Make sure each colour is alternated all the way around. Hold the yarns together and move both yarns together. You will need to bring both yarns forward when purling and back when knitting, as one. Knit the first stitch and all following colour A stitches, purl the 2nd stitch and all colour B stitches. Continue for 1.5-2 inches, depending on how long you want the wrist of your mitt. For striped mittens, alternate which colour you are knitting and which you are purling every other round (more rounds for larger stripes.) When you knit the last 2 stitches on a needle, pull both yarns snugly to prevent a gap. Do the same after the first 2 stitches on each needle. Begin thumb gusset—before the last 2 stitches (one of each colour) on your needle, M1L in the front colour, and do a matching increase on the purl side by M1L, but purling through the back loop. Place a marker to remind you where you will be increasing. Increase by 1(2) every other round for a total of 12-14 stitches (24-28 stitches total, depending on how large you want your thumb.) At the same time, increase a total of 4(8) stitches on the opposite side of the mitten, for a wider palm. Put thumb stitches on a piece of waste yarn and continue knitting until mitt is ½ to 1 inch shorter than your longest finger (the sooner you begin decreases, the pointier the mitt will be.) Decreases will be done by rearranging stitches so you will have 2 knit stitches followed by 2 purl stitches. On the right side of the mitt, SSK the knit stitches, and P2tog the purl stitches. On the left side of the mitt, K2tog the knit stitches, for the purl stitches, slip both stitches knit wise, slip back onto left hand needle (as if to SSK), then purl together through the back loop. Video Tutorials: Two colour long tail cast on: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OkjKak6Bx1o\u0026NR=1\u0026feature=fvwp Double knitting demonstration: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yg1vqkuPax0 Make 1 Left increase: http://www.knittinghelp.com/videos/increases (scroll down page) Purling through the back loop: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VPh84pLRmcw
Knitting Mittens
Reversible and warm pair of thumbless mittens. There are no threads inside the mittens to catch little fingers.
Baby Oh Baby
I think I love to knit mittens most of all! Knitting any yarn at a tighter-than-usual gauge ensures a warmer mitten. Here you’ll find mittens of color
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Don’t you just love how cozy and snuggly gloves and mittens are? They’re the perfect accessory for chilly winter days. And as adults, we aren’t the only ones who love crochet mittens. Babies love a good pair of baby mittens too! This mitten pattern is one of the sweetest free crochet baby patterns you’ll find.
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