Merry Christmas Crochet Mitts – Free Crochet Pattern!

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A little Christmas treat from HanJan today – a scrummy little crochet fingerless mitt pattern where it’s all about the texture. Such an easy and quick make, just the thing for last minute stocking fillers……

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Fingerless Mitts Crochet Pattern:

In standard UK terms.

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Materials:

You’ll need a 50g ball of Blue Faced Leicester Double Knit by Debbie Bliss 100% wool (I used this in some recent projects and fell in love with it!)

5mm crochet hook

Tapestry Needle

Cuff:

Foundation chain: ch11

R1: dc in 2nd and each along (10)

R2-25: 1ch (does not count) dc in BL (back loop) of each (10)

Mitt:

R26: 1ch (does not count), turn to work along long edge, 25dc evenly across

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R27-40: 1h (does not count) (dc, 2tr) in same, skip 2st *(dc, 2tr) in next, skip 2st, repeat from * to last, dc in last. Fasten off and leave a long tail to sew with.

To finish:

Sew up the side of the cuff.

Sew from R40 down to R34 and fasten off. Leave the rest open for you thumbhole.

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That’s all there is to it! Obviously, remember to make 2 of the same….I have been known to forget. Wrap up into a cute bundle and pop into a loved ones stocking. Job done. I’ve made loads already and am still going. Just need to decide how to wrap them now, the fabulous Pinterest is ever at the ready to inspire me:

Wrapping

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