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FREE CROCHET PATTERN! Get cosy this winter with my free crochet mittens pattern. They feature a ribbed double cuff and a thick textured stitch pattern.

The Ridged Rib Stitch is a reversible broken rib style pattern that creates a waffle like texture. This stitch is useful when making blankets, bags, hats, scarves, and mittens.

Turn your chunky yarn into the perfect winter accessory or cherished holiday gift with this easy mitten knitting pattern.

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!

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.

Heavenly Herringbone Crochet Mittens free pattern and video. Crochet mittens in baby, toddler, child and adults ladies and men's size.

FREE CROCHET PATTERN! Get cosy this winter with my free crochet mittens pattern. They feature a ribbed double cuff and a thick textured stitch pattern.

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. I

The Juno Free Crochet Shrug pattern is like making a blanket you can wear in public! Works up quickly and easy to customize to any size. Disclaimer: This post includes affiliate links. Read full blog disclosure here.

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Crochet a pair of mittens to match the Wanderlust beanie. This free mitten pattern comes in two sizes to fit men or women.

These basic hdc mittens are beginner friendly and work up quickly. The pattern includes three sizes for kids, toddler large and small.

Little kids need a lot of mittens in the fall and winter! Make your own for the toddlers and preschoolers in your life with this fast and easy crochet pattern. These mittens also make great gifts and donations for children in need. Keep reading for the free crochet pattern.

Free crochet patterns for mittens, anyone? It is almost winter here in the Northern hemisphere and we have to keep ourselves super warm!

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These simple crochet mittens look knit and can be worked up in only three hours! This easy, detailed pattern and tutorial is perfect for gifts and craft fairs.

Minky Mittens I've been plotting another pair of mittens for awhile now. In fact, I've been plotting them for so long that I didn't manage to complete them until our first spring-ish week here in Wisconsin (oops). While my timing is terrible, however, these mittens are not; made with a slip stitch color pattern, they are thick and warm, and can be sized from toddlers to adults. Now I just have to hope my kids don't grow out of them before next winter... Sizes: Toddler (Child Small; Child Medium; Child Large/Adult Small; Adult Medium; Adult Large) Yarn: Cascade Yarns 220 Superwash (100% Superwash Wool; 220 yards [200 meters]/100 grams); #1946 Silver Grey - one skein (color A), #810 Teal - one skein (color B for the toddler sized mittens) & #9863 Spring Meadow - one skein (color B for the children's small mittens) The pattern. Plus an eye! Notice how the variegated color B yarn changes the look of the mitten. Needles: One set of double pointed needles (dpns) in size US 5, one set of dpns in size US 7  Notions: Tapestry needle Gauge: 20 stitches = 4 inches on size 7 needles So let's do this thang! Using your size 5 needles and your color A yarn, cast on 30 (34; 36; 40; 44; 48) stitches and divide evenly between 3 dpns. Join in round. Then knit the following ribbing row: Ribbing Row: * k1, p1; rep from * Knit this ribbing row until ribbing measures 1.5" (1.5"; 1.75"; 2.25"; 2.25"; 2.5"). Then switch to your size 7 needles and knit one row around, still in your color A yarn. And once that's done, we'll work a few more rows before we gusset in the thumb, as follows: Rows 1 & 2: using color B, * k1, slip 1 with yarn in back (wyib) * Row 3: using color A, knit Rows 4 & 5: using color B, * slip 1 wyib, k1 * Row 6: using color A, knit Knit rows 1 - 6 once (once; once; twice; twice; twice), and then we'll set up our gusseting rows, as follows: Set-up Gusset Rows 1 & 2: using color B, * k1, slip 1 wyib * Set-up Gusset Row 3: using color A, m1r, place marker, knit until end of round Set-up Gusset Rows 4 & 5: using color B, k1, slip marker, * slip 1 wyib, k1 * Set-up Gusset Row 6: using color A, k1, m1r, slip marker, knit across remainder of stitches in row, place marker, m1l And once you've completed these 6 set-up gusset rows, we'll continue with the main gusset rows, as follows: Gusset Row 1: using color B, knit until you reach first marker, slip marker, * k1, slip 1 wyib * until you reach next marker, slip marker, knit until end of round Gusset Row 2: using color B, slip 1, knit until you reach first marker, slip marker, * k1, slip 1 wyib * until you reach next marker, slip marker, knit until end of round (in case you're wondering, slipping that first stitch will help you create a jogless stripe) Gusset Row 3: using color A, knit until you reach first marker, m1r, slip marker, knit until you reach next marker, slip marker, m1l, knit until end of round Gusset Row 4: using color B, knit until you reach first marker, slip marker, * slip 1 wyib, k1 * until you reach second marker, slip marker, knit until end of round Gusset Row 5: using color B, slip 1, knit until you reach first marker, slip marker, * slip 1 wyib, k1 * until you reach second marker, slip marker, knit until end of round Gusset Row 6: using color A, knit until you reach first marker, m1r, slip marker, knit until you reach next marker, slip marker, m1l, knit until end of round Knit gusset rows 1 - 6 until you've added 9 stitches (11 stitches; 13 stitches; 13 stitches; 15 stitches; 17 stitches) in total and you've just finished gusset row 3 or gusset row 6 of the pattern. Clip both yarn tails and, using a tapestry needle, transfer all added stitches from your first and third dpns to a scrap of yarn to work later. Remove markers. Then, we'll resume the main pattern, beginning with the stitches you have remaining on your first dpn, and joining the mitt back in the round at the thumb break. Please note: if you ended on row 6 of the gusset pattern, you'll begin the following main pattern rows on row 1. If, on the other hand, you ended on gusset row 3, you'll begin the main pattern below beginning at row 4. So let's continue like so: Rows 1 & 2: using color B, * k1, slip 1 wyib * Row 3: using color A, knit Rows 4 & 5: using color B, * slip 1 wyib, k1 * Row 6: using color A, knit Knit rows 1 - 6 until piece measures roughly 2.5" (2.75"; 3.25"; 3.5"; 4"; 4.25") from the thumb break and you've just finished row 2 or row 5 of the pattern. Clip the tail of your color B yarn, and knit the following marker placement row: Marker Placement Row: knit 15 (17; 18; 20; 22; 24) stitches, place marker, knit until end of round And once that's done, let's move on to the decreases, which go as follows: Decrease Row 1: ssk, knit until 2 stitches before marker, k2tog, slip marker, ssk, knit until 2 stitches before end of round, k2tog (26 stitches left (30; 32; 36; 40; 44)) Decrease Row 2: knit Decrease Row 3: ssk, knit until 2 stitches before marker, k2tog, slip marker, ssk, knit until 2 stitches before end of round, k2tog (22 stitches left (26; 28; 32; 36; 40)) Decrease Row 4: knit Decrease Row 5: (ssk) twice, knit until 4 stitches before marker, (k2tog) twice, slip marker, (ssk) twice, knit until 4 stitches before marker, (k2tog) twice (14 stitches left (18; 20; 24; 28; 32)) If you're knitting sizes toddler, child small, or child medium, do the final decrease row, as follows: Final Decrease Row for sizes toddler, child small, and child medium: * k2tog * (7 stitches left (9; 10)) Using tapestry needle, thread through final stitches, pull tight, thread to inside of mitten and knot. If you're knitting sizes child large/adult small, adult medium, or adult large, continue like so: Decrease Row 6: knit Decrease Row 7: (ssk) twice, knit until 4 stitches before marker, (k2tog) twice, slip marker, (ssk) twice, knit until 4 stitches before marker, (k2tog) twice (-- stitches left (--; --; 16; 20; 24)) Final Decrease Row for sizes child large/adult small, adult medium, and adult large: * k2tog * (-- stitches left (--; --; 8; 10; 12) Using tapestry needle, thread through final stitches, pull tight, thread to inside of mitten and knot. Finally, for all sizes, using your size 7 dpns and your color A yarn, pick up your thumb stitches again, taking care not to put a seam where the break in the stitches occurs (where you rejoined your glove in the round after removing the thumb stitches from your dpns). Knit around, picking up one extra stitch at the break, until thumb measures 1.25" (1.5"; 1.75"; 2"; 2.25"; 2.5"). Then knit the following row: Thumb Decrease Row: * k2tog * 5 stitches (6 stitches; 7 stitches; 7 stitches; 8 stitches; 9 stitches) Clip yarn tail and, using your tapestry needle, thread through remaining stitches. Pull tight, thread to inside of them, and knot. Tuck in ends. Finally, as with all slipped stitch patterns, you may need to do some stitch-scootching at this point to achieve perfection. My three-year-old in the toddler size. My five-year-old in the small children's size

If you live in a cold area and have both a passion for photography and a knack for crocheting, here's a fun project for you: photography mittens. Carmen

This simple-to-make hat is made from a crocheted rectangle! It’s the perfect project for a beginner crocheter, or anytime you want a quick and easy project.

This crochet hat pattern is perfect for winter. The design has a nice, thick texture and fits snugly with a brim. Finish with a pom pom on top!

This kids crochet scarf pattern is a 1 Row repeat but has a gorgeous texture. The stitch is very simple and beginner friendly.

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Use this free crochet beanie pattern from Daisy Cottage Designs to create a hat in any size. Written and video instructions make the pattern easy to follow.

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While it looks knit, this free crochet hat pattern for beginners is super easy. If you can crochet a rectangle, you can make this unisex beanie pattern!

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!

Easy and fun crochet hat pattern is simple to make and great for beginners. Crochet a cozy hat that is comfortable and warm to wear!

This is 10 Supercute FREE Amigurumi Dog Crochet Patterns that's easy to follow and very beginner friendly! These patterns are perfect for every child and will be their best friend! Most of the patterns use a soft yarn that's perfect for a baby to cuddle with the dog. These Dog patterns are some of my

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The Spruce Mittens are a fast and easy crochet mitten pattern for children. They are made with simple construction and a ribbed cuff to keep snow out. Keep reading for the free crochet pattern.

Resharing the popular Crochet Dreamy Scarf from our archives! However, with an updated yarn choice becuase unfortunately, Red Heart Dreamy…

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This is a wonderfully easy crochet scarf to make. The two row repeat creates a lovely stitch definition. This is suitable for beginners.

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