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What do you like more – wrist warmers, fingerless mittens or mittens?

In this my new pattern and video tutorial I have an easy solution for all of you! 

This pattern creates simple and warm crochet wrist warmers suitable for keeping your hands warm during the cooler months from fall to spring.

And I will give you also the instructions how to crochet really warm mittens, which are perfect for easy to adjust.

When temperatures start to drop, there's nothing more satisfying than wearing sweet cozy mittens!

In this tutorial you'll learn how to crochet your very own pair of simple and nice mittens.

The pattern is available here below for free. It comes with a video guide as well.

Let’s get started to make this perfect pattern!

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I hope you enjoy these crochet Wrist Warmers and Mittens patterns and I hope they keep you busy right through the holidays :)  Fingerless mittens enable you to keep your hands and wrists warm, while still being able to type, check your phone, or do whatever else you need to do during the day. They offer the comfort, coziness, and warmth of gloves without the inconvenience of them.

I love making homemade things, particularly around the holidays. There’s just something about relaxing on cold evenings with my crochet hook in hand and creating beautiful gifts for my family and my friends. Crochet Mittens also add style to your wardrobe, serving as a terrific accessory to give your outfit a finished look, especially during the winter months.

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You know me, I love making CROCHET GIFTS for my friends and for my family. If you do as well, you may would love to try these patterns as well. They are different levels of difficulties and techniques that you might have never seen before.

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You may would like to try these simple and sweet wrist warmers and mittens as well:

How to CROCHET WARM and COSY MITTENS 

This pattern is made for beginners - only a basic skill level is required to make it. If you don't understand any of my instructions, don't worry I am here for you.

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CROCHET WARM and COSY MITTENS DIRECTIONS

These wrist warmers and mittens are super easy to make.

The pattern uses only basic crochet stitches – slip stitches and half-double slip stitches crochets.

The pattern was made with

Crochet hook 5.5 and 7.0 mm.

The pattern was made with yarn: Papatya Roving.

https://www.vlnika.cz/z15375-prize-papatya-roving

PAPATYA ROVING: ​Wool 20 % + Acrylic 80 %, 100m/100g – 1 skein

​This yarn made from wool-acrylic, so it’s so soft, really affordable, and very easy to care for. Plus, this yarn comes in more than 20 gorgeous colors.

1 ball is perfect for 1 pair of Adult Women Wrist Warmers

For this pattern you will need 7,0 mm and 5.5. mm crochet hook.

Scissors and tapestry needle and I would recommend you to use a tape measure.

Difficulty Level: Level 1 – Easy, for Beginners

US crochet term:

SlSt – slip stitch

CH/s – chain/s

SC - single crochet

HDC - half double crochet

SK - skip

T - turn

ST/s - stitch(es)

REP - repeat

YO – yarn over

Special stitches used:

BLO = BACK LOOP ONLY

HDC2TOG instructions: The TOG crochet abbreviation is simply shorthand for “together,” while the beginning determines the type of stitch. In this case, HDC2 stands for “half double crochet two.”

How to decrease with hdc2tog: Yarn over, insert hook in next stitch on your row, yarn over and pull yarn through the stitch on your hook (3 loops on hook). Yarn over, insert hook in next stitch, yarn over and pull yarn through the stitch on your hook (4 loops on hook), yarn over and pull yarn through all loops on hook.

CROCHET WARM and COSY MITTENS PATTERN NOTES

SIZE

The pattern is easy to adjust to fit different Mittens sizes from kids to Adult sizes

Bellow there is a pattern for Adult woman size "S/M" and they fits perfectly to me and also my teenage daughter.

1) The crochet MITTENS can easily be adapted to a smaller size or bigger size just by reducing or increasing the numbers of stitches and as well as less or more numbers of rows. Remember that when making bigger beanie size, you will need more yarn.
I’ll show you how to make sizes that really fit.

2) These Mittens are crocheted in rounds, using half double crochet stitches, rounds are finished with sl st. And are also crocheted in rows, back and forth, slip stitches working in back loops only.

3) A ch1 at beg of the row doesn’t count as a stitch throughout.

4) To finish the Mittens, you’ll join together the top.

*Measurements are taken from the garment lying flat, before the yarn has stretched out/dropped.

HOW TO CROCHET CROCHET WARM and COSY MITTENS 

ADULT WOMAN SMALL AND MEDIUM SIZE

​WRITTEN PATTERN 

Make a slip knot and chain foundation chain: 15 chains

Work in rows.

R1: ch1, 1 sl st in the second chain from your hook, 1 sl st in each st till end of row. Turn (15 sl st)

R2: ch1, 1 sl st in each st, BLO, turn (15 st)

R3 – R30: Repeat rows R2 and R3, until you reach your wrist circumference measurement.

For my hand, adult women small size, I crocheted 30 rows.

Fold the rectangle in half, bring the side together and join sides with slip stitches.

R31: Turn your work, with the same crochet hook and yarn make one row of slip stitches around the edge. Place 1 slip stitch in each end stitch, make 30 slip stitches around.

The first part is ready and we will start the Mitten!

R1: ch1 (don’t counts as 1 hdc), 1hdc in each slip stitch you made in row R31, BLO, work around till end of the row, sl st into the 1^st ch from the beg

You will have 30 hdc.

R2: ch1 (don’t counts as 1 hdc), 1hdc in each st around till end of the row, sl st into the 1^st ch from the beg. You will have 30 hdc.

R3 – R4: repeat R2
Make sure you have 30 hdc stitches in each row.

We will make the thumb hole in the next row.

R5: skip first 8 st, join the work by sl st into the 9^th st, ch1, 1hdc in each st around till end of the row, sl st into the 1^st ch from the beg

You will have 22 hdc.

To create FINGERLESS MITTEN, FINISH YOUR WORK HERE.

Cut the yarn and fasten off.

To create WINTER MITTEN, LET’S CONTINUE WITH ME!

R6: ch1 (don’t counts as 1 hdc), 1hdc in next 9st, hdc2tog, 1hdc in next 9 st, hdc2tog, sl st into the 1^st ch from the beg. You will have 20 hdc.

R7: ch1 (don’t counts as 1 hdc), 1hdc in each st around till end of the row, sl st into the 1^st ch from the beg. You will have 20 hdc.

R8: ch1 (don’t counts as 1 hdc), 1hdc in next 8st, hdc2tog, 1hdc in next 8 st, hdc2tog, sl st into the 1^st ch from the beg. You will have 18 hdc.

For S women size:

R9: ch1 (don’t counts as 1 hdc), 1hdc in next 7st, hdc2tog, 1hdc in next 7 st, hdc2tog, sl st into the 1^st ch from the beg. You will have 16 hdc.

For M women size:
 

R9: ch1 (don’t counts as 1 hdc), 1hdc in each st around till end of the row, sl st into the 1^st ch from the beg. You will have 18 hdc.

R10: ch1 (don’t counts as 1 hdc), 1hdc in next 7st, hdc2tog, 1hdc in next 7 st, hdc2tog, sl st into the 1^st ch from the beg. You will have 16 hdc.

If you want to make your mitten longer, repeat R10 one more or two more times.

JOIN THE TOP: Turn the work upside down, fold in half, make sure the thumb hole is right on side, join the top of mitten (join the last row R10) together with slip stitches, join stitch to stitch. Make 8 slip stitches. till end of the row.

Cut the yarn and fasten off.

THE THUMB

We will finish the thumb now.

Turn the work to right side.
Re-join the yarn, where we make the thumb hole.

With the same yarn and crochet hook 5.5 mm.

Work in spiral rounds.

 
R1: Ch1, 1 hdc in each st around (8hdc)

R2: 1 hdc in next 4st, hdc2tog, 1hdc in next 2 st.

R3: 1 hdc in each st around (7 hdc)

R4: 1hdc in next 3st, hdc2tog, 1hdc in next 2 st (6hdc)

R5: 1 hdc in next st, hdc2tog, 1hdc in 3st (5 hdc)

If you want to make your thumb longer, work 1hdc in each st around till your desired length of thumb.

Fold the work in half, sew the row stitch to stitch.
Cut the yarn and fasten off.

REPEAT THE PATTERN FOR THE SECOND MITTEN, LEFT HAND.

Lay your MITTENS RIGHT SIDE out and smooth down.

You are all done with your amazing WARM AND COSY MITTENS!