As the weather turns colder, we love those items that are going to keep us cozy and warm. Fall in love with these quick and cheerful crocheted mittens.
These Crocheted Mittens are a unique project, that is super customizable and fun to create! The pattern includes instructions for 3 different finishing options!
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Intermediate crocheters will find it easy to make these mittens designed by Stitch Ambassador, Marly Bird. As well, when you are making these mittens, you can learn the fun fair isle techniques. This project is made in one size to fit a woman’s palm 8″ [20.5 cm].
This free crochet pattern allows you to customize your project by choosing from three potential finishing options, including fingerless, with a removable top, or mittens.
In this pattern you will work with a checkered fair isle design, which is super trendy, and fun to customize! The pattern link below will also direct you to a 3 part video tutorial that you can use to help you make these mittens!
These 3 in 1 Crocheted Mittens are made using the soft worsted weight (Size 4) yarn, Red Heart With Love. Red Heart With Love yarn is an ultra-soft premium acrylic worsted weight yarn. This yarn comes in over 50 beautiful solid, variegated and self-striping shades, making the color combination possibilities endless!
To make the Crocheted Mittens, you will need the following supplies:
- 1 – 7 oz. ball of Red Heart With Love or equivalent size 4 yarn in the main color
- 1 – 5 oz. ball of Red Heart With Love Stripes or equivalent size 4 yarn in any contrasting color.
- Sizes U.S. 7 (4.5 mm) and U.S. H/8 (5 mm) crochet hooks
If you choose to substitute another brand of Size 4 yarn, be sure you purchase the correct quantity as the Red Heart With Love yarn comes in larger 5 and 7 ounce balls. For help on substituting yarns, see Nana’s post on “How to Substitute Yarn“.
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