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Share this post These patterns for fingerless mitts and arm warmers have been rated easy by their designers and/or Ravelry knitters who have completed the pattern. Most patterns for free. Many of these patterns are knit flat but some are knit in the round. If knitting mitts in the round is a new skill for you, you might check out the following free video tutorials:
To get the knitting patterns, scroll down the page to the individual pattern you want and click on the link to that pattern. These patterns are not my designs but links to other designers who have generously shared their patterns. If you have questions about how to knit a specific pattern, please contact the designer directly. All links on this site are for informational purposes, but please note that some links are to affiliate sellers that pay me a small commission on purchases. Patterns for PurchaseSpate Fingerless MittsJane Richmond designed these armwarmers that feature an all-over raindrop pattern that looks like cables but requires no cable needle. Spate features a fold-able cuff that can be worn flipped over your fingers to keep them warm on those blustery days. They are knit in the round which is the only complication.
Flower Fingerless MittsThese stockinette mitts are knit flat and the band and flower are also knit! Four sizes.
Mitten CuffsThese simple fast handwarmers by Jane Richmond who says they can be completed in one sitting. Knit with chunky yarn.
Fee-Bee MittsThe easy mitts named after the chickadee’s call are knit flat, then seamed at the side, with an opening left for the thumb.
Mermaid Scales MittsThese fingerless mitts feature an easy to learn stitch and are knit flat in one piece and seamed.Rated easy by Ravelrers. Designed by Lena Mathisson
Audrey GlovesThese fingerless mitts are adorned with a sweet little bow. They are knitted flat and later on seamed. The designer says this is a great project for beginner knitters since you are only knitting several little rectangles.Rated very easy by Ravelrers. Designed by Nancy Ricci
Cheetahs Fingerless MittsCalled “Cheetahs” because they can be completed quickly, in a few hours in front of the TV. Fingerless mitts or arm warmers, as long or short as you want, in any yarn, with an openwork detail on the front. Knitted straight but with no seaming! Rated very easy by Ravelrers. Designed by maylin Tri’Coterie Designs
Easy Three Cable and Lucky Horseshoe Hand Warmers
Terry MThis is my personal knitting blog. I post links to patterns I like by other designers on other websites. I don't own the patterns or distribute them. I'm a late-blooming knitter who learned to knit as an adult. I believe in knitting everywhere - even on the Iron Throne! Can you knit gloves in the round?Using a rib stitch to start your gloves will help to create a stretchy cuff. If you are not concerned with making the cuff stretchy, then you may knit all of the stitches in the round instead. Just keep in mind that you will end up with a curled, loose cuff if you knit all the stitches.
How many stitches knit fingerless gloves?Step 2: Cast on 24 or 28 Stitches.
To start the first glove, grab one of your knitting needles and cast on 24 stitches if you have a smaller hand, or 28 stitches for an average to large woman's hand/medium men's hand. Be sure to include the slip knot as the first stitch, so that there are 24/28 and not 25/29 stitches.
How do you knit fingerless gloves in 2 hours?How to Knit Fingerless Gloves (in Two Hours). Palm. Row 1: (K9, m1), repeat ( ) across (40 sts) Row 2: P all sts. ... . Thumb Increasing. Row 1: K18, kfb, k2, kfb, k18. Row 2: P all sts. ... . Working the Thumb. Row 20: K18 and slip those sts to a holding needle. ... . Remaining Palm & Finishing. Pick up 18 sts from one of the holding needles.. |
Free knitting patterns for fingerless gloves on circular needles
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