My Very First Pattern...Easy SC mittens :)

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Sorry I don't have a picture up yet. I do not have a camera, so I will post a picture as soon as I can borrow my mom's camera

Supplies:

Worsted Weight Yarn

Size J/10 Hook

Tapestry Needle

 

Stitches Used:

Single Crochet (sc)

Increase (inc)

Sc Decrease (dec)

Slip Stitch (sl st)

Double Crochet (dc)

 

Thumb: Make 2

Rnd 1: 5 sc in ring

Rnd 2: inc in each sc around: 10 sc

Rnd 3-9: sc in each sc around

Finish off leaving a long tail for sewing

 

 

Hand:Make 2

Ch 3

Rnd 1) sc in 2nd ch from hook, inc in last ch, working on underside of chain sc in nxt ch, inc in nxt ch: 6 sc

Rnd 2) inc in each sc around: 12 sc

Rnd 3) inc, sc in nxt 3, inc in nxt 3, sc in nxt 3 sc, inc in nxt 2 sc: 18 sc

Rnd 4) sc in each sc

Rnd 5) sc in nxt sc, inc, sc in nxt 4 sc, inc in nxt sc, sc in nxt sc, inc, sc in nxt sc, inc, sc in nxt 4 sc, inc, sc in nxt sc, inc: 24 sc

Rnd 6-8) sc in each sc

Rnd 9) *sc in nxt 11 sc, inc* around: 26 sc

Rnd 10) sc in each sc around

Rnd 11) *sc in nxt 12 sc, inc* around: 28 sc

Rnd 12-20) sc in each sc around

Rnd 21) sc in nxt 13 sc on hand, beginning to left of where you finished off, sc in nxt 9 sc on thumb leaving last sc unworked, skip nxt sc on hand, sc in last 14 sc: 36 sc

Rnd 22) sc in each sc around: 36 sc

-After round 22, use tapestry needle to sew hole between thumb and hand shut-

Rnd 23) sc in nxt 11 sc, dec twice, sc in nxt 4, dec twice, sc in last 13: 32 sc

Rnd 24) sc in nxt 11, dec, sc in nxt 5 c, dec, sc in nxt 12: 30 sc

Rnd 25) sc in each sc around

Rnd 26) dec, sc in nxt 10 sc, dec, sc, dec, sc in nxt 10 sc, dec, sc in last sc: 26 sc

Rnd 27) sc in each sc around

Rnd 28) dec, sc in nxt 10 sc, dec, sc in nxt 10 sc, dec: 23 sc

Rnd 29) sc in nxt 11 sc, dec, sc in last 10 sc: 22 sc

Rnd 30-34) sc in each sc around

Rnd 35) *skip nxt sc, 5 dc in nxt sc, skip nxt sc, sl st in nxt sc* around, sl st in 3rd dc of first shell: 6 shells, 5 sl st

Rnd 36) *5 dc in nxt sl st between first row of shells, sl st in 3rd dc of shells from first row* around, sl st in 3rd dc of last shell in row one, finish off

 

Mittens can also be made using a K hook with bulkier/chunkier yarn or with Worsted Weight for a larger size

 

*Please do not sell my pattern, I worked very hard to make it and write it down so that I could share it with you

[Margret]

Those look easy enough. I will have to try them for next winter to send to my family in the midwest.

[Gardener]

Thank you for the pattern. Could you tell us what size they are as I do not see a size listed? (I could have missed it, I'm good at that)

[CrochetSpot]

YAY! your first pattern! looks good, I'm gonna have to make a pair. thanks for sharing

[misssmaggie]

:cloverThanks for sharing !!!:clover

[blong2001]

Thanks for sharing!

 

Beth

[jnh0205]

Thanks for sharing this pattern!! I can hardly wait to make these mittens for charity.

Jolyn

[Ldyjarhead]

Sounds good. Do you by any chance have a picture to share?

[CrochetAmore]

Will these fit an adult or a child? I've been looking for an easy pattern for adult mittens.

[rolling_backpack]

Will these fit an adult or a child? I've been looking for an easy pattern for adult mittens.

 

I originally made the mittens using my hand to measure. I'm not quite sure what size my hands are, but when the mittens are laid flat, they are about 3.75 inches across in the middle of the mitten. I hope that helps

[grannyzkraftz]

oh yea ill surely make some of these TFS

[CrochetAmore]

I originally made the mittens using my hand to measure. I'm not quite sure what size my hands are, but when the mittens are laid flat, they are about 3.75 inches across in the middle of the mitten. I hope that helps

 

Yes it does!! Thank you!