Fingerless Mittens Patterns Set

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This pattern will help you to create stylish women’s fingerless gloves for you or your close ones. The pattern includes 4 PDF files with instructions for hand sizes XS, S, M, L, so you basically buy four patterns in one. In this pattern, I used Patons Kroy Socks FX yarn. This is a superfine wool blend that is perfect for gloves. You can use any other yarn, but make sure your gauge is the same as in the instructions. Please feel free to contact me with any questions. If you use yarn with a different gauge or not sure about your hand size, I can help you to calculate the stitches too. ___________________________________________________________ Don’t know what is your hand size? — Measure around your dominant hand (the right if you are right-handed, and the left if you are left-handed) with a tape measure around the knuckles of your hand. — Find your size in the table below: XS — 6\

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****This is a digital download pattern**** Create these beautiful crochet fingerless mittens with this easy to follow pattern! The fingerless mittens use a series of post double crochet and puff stitches to create a beautiful textured pattern. The final fingerless mitten measures approx. 4 1/4\

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This is not a finished product, it’s a downloadable PDF pattern file. The pattern is for making a fingerless mitten with flaps. *Skill Level: Easy *Size: This pattern includes the following sizes Toddler, Child, Woman, Man. *Hook: 4 mm (US G-6) Hook. *Yarn: Aran weight yarn (1 ball of 100 gram approx 196 yards/180 m) (1 skein for every size, but 2 skeins for man) (Wraps per inch: 9 wpi) Fingerless Mitten with Flaps for All Sizes. The pattern for this unique and chunky mitten will keep your hands warm, and its flaps will keep your fingers away from cold any time of year. Now you can make it for the whole family, all sizes available. And also it frees your thumbs so that you can use your smart phones and tablets even in the cold days, when you’re outside. (Though, I suggest you to go to a warm place and have a cup of coffee while you play Candy Crush or check your messages.) The yarn used in this design is a dralon and wool mixed blend that has a soft touch, and it goes well with the design allowing you to create a pretty accessory that can be worn whenever you want your hands to be warm. ♥UPDATE♥ : Optional thumb instructions added, for toddlers’ and children’s little thumbs to not get cold. ♥UPDATE♥ : Yaayyyy I finally added optional thumb instructions for WOMEN * YOU WILL GET WHEN YOU BUY THIS * This is a step by step detailed PDF file tutorial with images. The pattern is written in standard American terms and in plain English. PDF pattern will be available for immediate download once payment is received. You will need Adobe Acr
obat or an alternative PDF reader to view and print the pattern. *** By purchasing this pattern you agree to the following *** This pattern may not be sold in full or in part. All reproduction, publication, or distribution of this pattern without permission of the copyright owner is prohibited. However, products made using this pattern may be sold. * Shop for other beautiful designs from SpringCasual : http://SpringCasual.etsy.com [SpringCasual Website]: http://springcasual.com/ [Pinterest]: http://pinterest.com/SpringCasual [Instagram]: https://www.instagram.com/Spring_Casual/ [Facebook]: http://www.facebook.com/SpringCasual

DIY and Holidays

These cosy mittens are worked in tunisian simple stitch using the circular double ended hook method. This means there is no seaming as the mittens are worked in a spiral from the cuff up. The cuff is made using rows of back loop single crochet to form a snug and stretchy band. It is easy to lengthen …

Crochet blanket patterns

I made up these easy mitts from combining a few different ‘vanilla’ type mitts patterns. Using sock yarn like this:

Knit Crochet

Crochet patterns

We’ve all been there: you need your fingers to grip something, but the rest of your hands are freezing cold. If you knit these Rainbow Fingerless Mittens Pattern, you will not have to deal with cold hands again! These knit mittens use variegated yarn to create a striped pattern all the way from wrist to knuckles. Plus, the pattern is fairly repetitive and uses only the basic knitting stitches. You can knit these mittens in small, medium, or large, so whatever your needs, you’re covered.