Sweet Fingerless Mitts
Hook size:
4.00mm for the mitts 1,25mm for the edging
Yarn used:
Worsted weight yarn for the mitts Crochet thread for the edging
Notes:
This pattern uses the stranding technique. At the end of the pattern, I will share some links that are useful for anyone who wants to learn the technique! Also, the pattern was written using American terminology. Dc- Double Crochet Hdc - Half Double Crochet Sc - Single Crochet SI － Slip Stitch Color A - Bright pink Color B - Pastel pink Color C - White (or the colors of your choice.) Every time you start a new row, Ch 2 for a row of Hdc's, or Ch 1 for a row of Sc's. Then turn. There are many ways to seam the mitts together - I like the use the whip stitch, but feel free the technique you like the most. @
Pattern:
Mitts:
Ch 35 (+ 2 for the starting chain) Rows 1 and 2 - Hdc across(Color A) R 3: Sc across (Color B) R 4 and 5 - Hdc across (Color A) R 6 and 7 - Sc across (Color B) Repeat from row 1 to row 7, until you have 16 rows. You can always adapt the pattern - just continue to make more rows until the desired length. Weave ends.
Edging:
With the thread, chain 1. Make: 1 sc, 1hdc, 1dc, 1hdc, 1sc, 1sl on each stitch around. Weave ends. Fold the mitts in half and seam them together, leaving a hole for the thumbl Here's some links to the stranding technique: http://www.dummies.com/how-to/content/how-to-carry-yarn-in-crochet.html https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BF6OkNL5rY4 And this is the link to my blog, where I like to share patterns and projects: http://bemakes.blogspot.com.br/ Copyright Betina Juchem Clemens. You may not sell the pattern or the item you made with it. Do not claim the pattern as your own. If you wish to share the pattern, link back to my blog or to the ravelry page for the pattern. Thank you!
