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The Classic Cabled Hat and Mittens Free Knitting Pattern will keep your hands and head toasty warm and stylish all winter long. It’s vibrant and full of texture.
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Easy mittens knitting pattern by Handy Little Me – Make yourself some new mittens with this free and easy pattern that is perfect for beginners.
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Free Pattern Friday is here again! Everyone loves small projects. Socks, washcloths, and of course, mittens and gloves. Tis the time of year, up here in the Northern Hemisphere, to start thinking a…
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Hi everyone, Here is another free knitting pattern for you! You can tell we have been having really rubbish weather here in the UK as I’m still in winter mode with baby mittens! However, I’ve had a few customers like the idea of knitting something to go with a baby hat, so I thought the mittens would be ideal for this. Even in summer some babies need to wear scratch mittens, and these would do the job perfectly if knitted in cotton. They are knit on two needles and seamed. They are not knit in the round. They are designed to go with my double knit weight hat patterns which are for sale on etsy and craftsy The first two sizes (0-6 months and 6-12 months) are thumbless mittens. The third size (1 – 2 years) has thumbs. Instructions for the larger thumbless size are in brackets ( ) Materials needed: 25 g double knit /light worsted/8 ply yarn. (11wpi) for one pair of thumbless mittens 35g double knit /light worsted/8 ply yarn. (11wpi) for one pair of mittens with thumbs Pair of 3.25mm (US size 3) knitting needles Pair of 4mm (US size 6) knitting needles (main needles) Gauge/Tension 22sts and 30 rows to 10x10cm (4×4”) square in stocking (stockinette) stitch on 4mm (US Size 6) needles Please take a little time to knit a tension square. If your square is too small, try knitting again using a bigger pair of needles. If your square is too big, try knitting again on smaller sized needles. Abbreviations K= Knit K2tog = knit two stitches together m1 = make one stitch – pick up the loop between the last and the next stitch and work into the back of this loop P= Purl tbl= through back loops st(s) = stitch (es) stocking st (stockinette)= 1 row knit, 1 row purl (knit row is the front of the work) [ ] = work the instructions in the brackets by the number of time indicated Instructions for thumbless mittens (0-6 months and 6-12 months) (make 2) Using 3.25mm (US size 3) needles, cast on 30(30) sts 1st Row: K2, [P2, K2] to end 2nd Row: P2, [K2, P2] to end These two rows form the 2×2 rib pattern for the cuff. Repeat these two rows 10 times Repeat the first row once more Next Row: Rib to end, decreasing 1 st evenly acro
ss row for 1st size and increasing 1st evenly across row for 2nd size 29(31sts) Change to 4mm (US Size 6) needles and starting with a knit row work in stocking stitch for 16(20) rows. Shape top Next Row: K2tog tbl, K10(11), K2tog, K1, K2tog tbl, K10(11), K2tog 25(27)sts Next Row: Purl Next Row: K2tog tbl, K8(9), K2tog, K1, K2tog tbl, K8(9), K2tog 21(23)sts Next Row: Purl Next Row: K2tog tbl, K6(7), K2tog, K1, K2tog tbl, K6(7), K2tog 17(19)sts Next Row: Purl Cast off Sew up top and side seam. Fold back cuff. nstructions for Mittens with Thumb – Size 1 – 2 years Right Mitten **Using 3.25mm (US size 3) needles, cast on 30 sts. 1st Row: K2, [P2, K2] to end 2nd Row: P2, [K2, P2] to end These two rows form the 2×2 rib pattern for the cuff. Repeat these two rows 11 times (24 rows in total) Change to 4mm needles (US Size 6) and starting with a knit row, work 2 rows stocking st.** Shape thumb Next Row: Knit 16, m1, K1, m1, knit 13 32 sts Next Row: Purl Next Row: Knit 16, m1, K3, m1, knit13 34sts Next Row: Purl Next Row: Knit 16, m1, k5, m1, Knit 13 36sts Next Row: Purl Next Row: Knit 16, m1, k7, m1, knit 13 38 sts Next Row: Purl Thumb Next Row: K25, turn Next Row: P9, turn Working just on these 9 sts, work 6 rows in stocking st Next Row: K2tog 4 times, K1 5sts Cut yarn, draw up through remaining sts and secure. With RS facing, rejoin yarn to the base of the thumb. Pick up and knit 2 sts (one either side of the base of the thumb), knit to end. 31sts Starting with a purl row, work 9 rows stocking st. Shape top Next Row: K1, K2tog tbl, K10, K2tog, K1, K2tog tbl, K10, K2tog, K1 27sts Next Row: Purl Next Row: K1, K2tog tbl, K8, K2tog, K1, K2tog tbl, K8, K2tog, K1 23sts Next Row: Purl Next Row: K1, K2tog tbl, K6, K2tog, K1, K2tog tbl, K6, K2tog, K1 19sts Next Row: Purl Cast off Left Mitten Work as for right mitten from ** to ** Shape thumb Next Row: Knit 13, m1, K1, m1, knit 16 32sts Next Row: Purl Next Row: Knit 13, m1, K3, m1, knit 16 34sts Next Row: Purl Next Row: Knit 13, m1, k5, m1, Knit 16 36sts Next Row: Purl Next Row: Knit 13, m1, k7, m1, knit 16 38sts Next Row: Purl Thumb Next Row: K22, turn Next Row: P9, turn Working just on these 9 sts, work 6 rows in stocking st Next Row: K2tog 4 times, K1 5sts Cut yarn, draw through remaining sts and secure. With RS facing, rejoin yarn to the base of the thumb. Pick up and knit 2 sts (one either side of the base of the thumb, knit to end. 31sts Starting with a purl row, work 9 rows stocking st. Shape top Next Row: K1, K2tog tbl, K10, K2tog, K1, K2tog tbl, K10, K2tog, K1 27sts Next Row: Purl Next Row: K1, K2tog tbl, K8, K2tog, K1, K2tog tbl, K8, K2tog, K1 23sts Next Row: Purl Next Row: K1, K2tog tbl, K6, K2tog, K1, K2tog tbl, K6, K2tog, K1 19sts Next Row: Purl Cast off Join top and side seams. Turn back cuffs. I haven’t given instructions for knitting a cord to attach these to each other, as many people consider them dangerous. You can buy clips in many baby stores to attach the mittens to cardies and coats, which is much safer. If you do want to make a cord however, I estimate it should be about 70 cms for 0-6months size, 80 cms for 6-12 months size and 90 cms for 1 – 2 year size. If you want this as a pdf you can download it here Happy knitting!
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Is there any (really good) reason why your mittens need to match? I think not! I marled leftover sock yarns with mohair to knit some beautiful scrappy mittens using the free World’s Simplest …
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