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Crochet Gloves and Mittens Patterns
Crochet glove and mitten patterns include fingerless gloves, wrist warmers, and full mittens with thumbs. Fingerless gloves are the easiest because they can be made as a rectangle seamed with a thumb opening. Mittens are usually worked in rounds from the cuff or the fingertips. Measure hand circumference around the knuckles to choose a size.
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- Skill level
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- Yarn weight
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How do you crochet fingerless gloves?
Crochet fingerless gloves by making a rectangle as wide as your hand circumference and as long as the wrist-to-knuckle length, then seaming the long sides together while leaving a one- to two-inch gap for the thumb. Ribbed stitches keep them snug.
Frequently asked questions
What yarn is best for mittens?
Wool or wool blends are warmest; acrylic is washable and good for children.
Are crochet mittens warm?
Dense stitches with wool yarn make warm mittens; open stitches let wind through.

