Learn how to crochet a beanie! The Jasmine Beanie is an easy top down crochet hat pattern. This hat is fitted but stretchy, so a single hat will accommodate a few different head sizes.
These mittens will fit you perfectly because they can be easily customized in length! They are the next pattern in my "Crochet Basics" series, which means they are simple and adorable. Perfect for learning, teaching, selling or gifting!
The Country Cottage Mittens work up quick and easy! These crochet mittens include 5 sizes so you can make a pair for everyone in the family!
Make Bernie Mittens with this mitten pattern sewing printable! Use old sweaters to make warm upcycled mittens. Easy how to instructions pdf
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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 …
A pair of hand-knit mittens should be the universal symbol for wintertime happiness and comfort. (It’s also an instant heirloom: How many an orphaned mitten is cherished long after losing its mate because someone’s nana knit it?)
Originally Lovely is a place to find knitting patterns, tutorials, and handmade inspiration! Follow along to knit your own Spruce Mittens!
For the past several years, there has been a certain project that has been on my to-try bucket list: Thrummed Mittens. Every year around this time when the temperatures plummet and the weather gets…
Ah the thrummed mitten. A magical invention from the cold and devastatingly beautiful province of Newfoundland. I once owned a pair. They were mismatched - one grey and one blue, both with cream colored thrums. They were the warmest mittens I have ever worn. As it has been one of the coldest and snowiest winters we've had in some time, I decided it was time to make the man who frequently shovels, waters the plants and drives me places the warmest mittens EVER. We've had a large amount of colorful roving hanging around since the brief felting extravaganza of '13. I stumbled upon this pin and was inspired by the uniquely colorful thrums. From bright orange to teal and pretty fuchsia, these mittens have it all! I used a 100% grey wool (from this darling shop) for the base color. I tried to make each thrum about 1.5" long and about the width of the wool (when twisted). The most difficult part of the endeavor was trying to keep thrums consistent in size. Ready to learn how to thrum? First, insert your needle into the stitch below the stitch you are thrumming. Twist and wrap your roving around the right needle and pull it through the bottom stitch as if you were knitting. Next, insert your right needle into the back of the current stitch and knit. Now you should see your newly knitted stitch next to your roving on the right hand needle. Now, insert your left needle into the front of the roving stitch and pull it over the knitted stitch. Pull the roving a little tighter and continue to knit until it's time to thrum again. I love how they look like perfectly knitted V's! If you're confused - this video is a life saver. See my interpretation of the pattern below: Supplies worsted weight 100% wool US 7 DPNs wool roving darning needles scrap yarn (for slipping thumb stitches onto) CO 33 stitches evenly distributed among 3 needles join in the round - be careful not to twist! Section I: Cuff K2, P1 rib for approximately 3" Section I: Body K one round *K2, thrum* until end of round K next four rounds *thrum, K2* until end of round Section II: Thumb K next two rounds (your mitten should be approximately 4" long from the beginning) K2, slip 9 stitches onto a piece of scrap thread using your darning needle, CO 9 new stitches using a backwards loop cast on method (this video will show you how in the first 2 minutes) continue to knit until end of round Section III: Body K next round *K1, thrum, K1* until end of round K next four rounds *K2, thrum* until end of round K next four rounds *thrum, K2* until end of round K next four rounds repeat bolded section until mitten is 9 1/2" from beginning Section IV: Decrease *K5, K2tog* until end of round K *K4, K2tog* until end of round K *K3, K2tog* until end of round K *K2, K2tog* until end of round K *K2tog* until end of round break yarn and thread through what should be approximately 7 stitches using your darning needle. Pull tightly and pull end through the inside of the mitten. Section V: Thumb distribute your yarn evenly among the 9 thumb stitches. K joining in the round *K2, thrum* until end of round K next to rounds repeat bolded section until thumb is approximately 2" from base *K, K2tog* until end of round K next round break yarn and thread through remaining stitches using your darning needle. Now repeat the ENTIRE pattern again! I'm still new to pattern writing, so if you have any questions don't hesitate to drop me an email at [email protected]. Happy thrumming!
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…
I love everything about these mittens: the pattern, the colors, and the fit. The Prickly Thistle Mittens pattern by SpillyJane was also ...
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Craft Junkie “Thrum Mittens” Are you already saying… what are thrums? Well, so did I when I first picked up a pair of squishy mittens in a Vermont knitting store last fall.…
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Inspired by the gentle descent of freshly fallen snow, these mittens beautifully transition from light hues at the top to deeper shades towards the bottom. This effect is achieved through a harmonious interplay of smaller and larger motifs, evoking the serene scene of snow beginning to blanket the earth. Embracing both style and functionality, these mittens have an extended cuff designed for versatility. Wear it long to shield against the winter elements, preventing snow from intruding, or fold it over for an added layer of cozy warmth. These mittens are a perfect blend of elegance and practicality, promising both comfort
The Classic Cabled Hat and Mittens Free Knitting Pattern will keep your hands and head toasty warm and stylish all winter long.
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Cute Knitted side to side mittens a little different from the ordinary. When I see something different I want to try it especially when I w...
As of late, I’ve been playing with and redesigning one of the mittens in “Latvian Mittens” by Lizbeth Upitis (published by School House Press). The graphs in the book are very inc…
Inspired by the gentle descent of freshly fallen snow, these mittens beautifully transition from light hues at the top to deeper shades towards the bottom. This effect is achieved through a harmonious interplay of smaller and larger motifs, evoking the serene scene of snow beginning to blanket the earth. Embracing both style and functionality, these mittens have an extended cuff designed for versatility. Wear it long to shield against the winter elements, preventing snow from intruding, or fold it over for an added layer of cozy warmth. These mittens are a perfect blend of elegance and practicality, promising both comfort
Denne måneden har bloggen Pinnekroken en utfordring om å strikke til temaet «egenluksus». Jeg elsker mine Frida votter og bruker de hver dag, men skader jo absolutt ikke å ha et annet p…
Mittens with tiny cables running from the bottom to the top. Knitted in round using magic loop method, you can easily make two-at-a-time or one by one. Very easy and fast knitting once you get the “system” :) Pattern written for adult medium size. The sample knitted in Drops Puna DK yarn, it calls for 4 mm (US 6) but I used 3.25 mm (US 3). It took less than two skeins of yarn - 80 g. I highly recommend making a swatch to check the gauge. WRITTEN INSTRUCTIONS ONLY Skills: knit in round using magic loop method, knit, purl, make one, cable knitting, ssk, k2tog Sizes: one size, adult medium Finished measurements: approximately 11 inches (28 cm) long, 8 inches (20 cm) around the palm Yarn: DK Suggested brand: approximately 80g of Drops Puna in color Off white natural 01 Needles: 3,25 mm (US 3) circular needle at least 80 cm (32 inch) long for magic loop method, 3,25 mm (US 3) DPN needles (optional for thumb knitting) or size to obtain gauge Other materials: tapestry needle, stitch holder, stitch markers, cable needle (optional) Gauge: approximately 24 stitches in 4 in (10 cm) in stockinette stitch on 3,25 mm (US 3) needles (designers tension) Happy knitting! I always happy to help if there are any questions.
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Lacemittens „Hilda“ by Kristi Everst My name is Kristi and i live in a small country with a rough climate –Estonia. I believe that the weather here is made for knitting and that there’s nothing bet…
Learn how to crochet a beanie! The Jasmine Beanie is an easy top down crochet hat pattern. This hat is fitted but stretchy, so a single hat will accommodate a few different head sizes.
Mittens complete with [My Love hat][1]. Be happySize in inch:fits hand around: 4.3-4.7-5.1 (5.5-6.3-6.7)7.1-7.5-7.9 (8.7-9.5-10.3) 11” mitten length from cuff to finger tips: 6.3-6.5-7.3 (7.9-8.7-9.1)10-10.4-11 (11.8-12-12.4) 12.6”Size in centimeter:fits hand around: 11-12-13 (14-16-17)18-19-20(22-24-26) 28 cm mitten length from cuff to finger tips: 16-16,5-18,5(20-22-23)25,5-26,5-28(30-30,5-31,5)-32 cmTools and materials used:US 4 (3.5 mm) double pointed needles or 23.5 inch (60 cm) US 4 (3.5 mm) circular needles Yarn Drops Nepal (65% wool, 35% alpaca) 82 yds/1.75 oz (75 m/50 g). Colors: white uni colour 1101 – 1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1 skein; red uni colour 3620– 1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1 skein; grey mix 0501– 1-1-1-2-2-2-2-2-2-3-3-3-3 skeins.Gauge:10 x 10 cm 4 x 4 in = 20 sts and 28 rows/rounds in stockinette stitch, after blocking.
I've been looking at awesome mittens on Ravelry and wanted to have them all. So, I decided to try my hand at charting so I COULD have them a...
Bee Creative Mittens Wie bereits auf den Bee Creative Socks dürfen die Bienen jetzt auch auf diesen fingerlosen Handschuhen fliegen. So fangen wir uns den Frühling und den Sommer in kurzweiligen Strickstunden ein. Ein sehr schönes Projekt um Reste aufzubrauchen und sich im zweifarbigem Stricken zu üben. Es können alle Garne in Sockenwolle-Stärke verwendet werden mit einer Lauflänge von 320 - 400 m/ 100 g. Ich habe das klassische Sockengarn arwetta von filcolana und handgefärbtes Verlaufs-Garn von Anja Junginger verstrickt. ENGLISH ** Bee Creative Mittens ** As on the Bee Creative Socks, the bees now also can fly on these fingerless gloves. This is how we catch spring and summer in entertaining knitting lessons. A very nice project to use up leftovers and to practice stranded knitting. All light fingering yarns can be used with an approximate running length of 320 - 400 m / 100 g.
Full disclosure – I’m a little late out of the starting gate. I hope you all will forgive me. Each year around this time I begin a blog series called “the 6 weeks of Christmas…
Published in Elenor Mortensen's Ravelry Store Craft Knitting Category Hands → Mittens Hands → Fingerless Gloves/Mitts Published February 2021 Suggested yarn Regia 4-fädig 4-lagige Farbe Lang Yarns Jawoll Superwash Acrylic Blend Yarn weight Fingering (14 wpi) ? Gauge 32 stitches and 38 rows = 4 inches Needle size US 0 - 2.0 mm US 1½ - 2.5 mm Yardage 200 - 220 yards (183 - 201 m) Sizes available one size Languages Dutch English German
