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6 Free Knitting Patterns for MittensBy: Caley Walsh Prepare for cold winter months with these free knitting patterns for mittens. Mittens are actually warmer than gloves and are much easier to knit. Usually requiring only one or two balls, mittens are great practice for beginner knitters and inexpensive to make. For more ideas for cold weather knitting, check out 15 Free Knitting Patterns for Cold Weather.
In addition to wearing mittens, you can knit mini-mittens for adorable Christmas ornaments and even a Mitten Wreath. If you love to knit, why not show off your craft at the holidays?
Free Knitting Patterns for MittensIf you are new to knitting, start off with fingerless mittens. Fingerless mittens are easier to knit and they are useful for working at the computer or other tasks requiring your fingers. They are surprisingly warm for not covering your fingers! Check out these fingerless free knitting patterns for mittens: Roman Holiday Fingerless Mittens Knitting Pattern- These fingerless mitts are a good beginner project with an easy to remember pattern stitch. They work up quickly so they are a lovely idea for a last minute gift.
Wrist Warmers Knitting Pattern- Fingerless wrist-warmers are a great way to keep warm when you want to show off your rings.
Free Knitting Patterns for Mittens: ClassicIf you would prefer a classic, closed mitten, we have many free knitting patterns for mittens of this style. Use your favorite color of yarn and you can easily create a matching hat and/or scarf. Many of our free knitting patterns for mittens pair with hat and scarf knitting patterns. Boucle Mittens and Matching Beret Knitting Pattern - Knit a pair of cozy boucle mittens with a matching slouchy beret with this free mitten knitting pattern.
Chunky Mittens Knitting Pattern- Use double-pointed knitting needles and this free mittens knitting pattern to create a chunky pair of mittens with contrast stripe.
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