Crochet Hands Full Mittens
Give the gift of warm hands to yourself as well as to someone else in your life with these easy Crochet Mittens for All Three Sizes.
These are classified as an easy pattern and they truly are. Nothing beats a nice new pair of mittens every winter, and let’s face it if you have little ones in the house mittens always go missing knowing this pattern will save your sanity in the long run!
These mittens start at the cuff in a rectangle. Once you get the right size, you slip stitch the join to form the cuff. Once the cuff is done, you continue to move up to the remainder of the mittens.
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These make for a great charity gift item for those who need warm hands for the winter.
Love this mitten pattern, but wondering if there is a way to keep the seam straight? Mine seems to curve toward the right eben though following the pattern exactly. Any ideas?
The seamline naturally travels but if you prefer a straight line seam. Turn at the end of a round to go back in the opposite direction. This will make the seamline straight.
Ok thanks, I’ll give that a try. Appreciate your help!
Hi Mikey! Thanks so much for all your instructions. I’m very new to crochet (since August) but I’ve already made two beginner projects, which are lovely. Re: this mitten project– I started on a test adult size mitten but it turned out too huge. I’m using Bernat Pop yarn and a 5mm hook, so that is probably why. The cuff turned out just fine. I’m wondering if you could give some advice with resizing? Thanks!
Resizing can be done if you change the hook size. The cuff would be easy to change. The rest of it, you may need to decrease the hook or you could eliminate some rounds too.