Keep warm with patterns for easy knitting mittens, gloves, wrist warmers and more.
By Diane Zangl, from the February 2018 issue
‘Blooming Tree’ gives these mittens their name and is featured prominently on the back of the hand. The design is set off by a small checked border and a narrow stripe; top shaping is worked inside these bands. The small check repeats on the palm while the gusseted thumb is worked in stripes. 1×1 twisted ribbing is used for the cuff.
View ProjectBy Amanda Saladin, from the December 2017 issue
These warm and cozy mittens are as functional as they are fashionable with the addition of suede palm patches. Keep your hands covered and still find it easy to hold a mug or grip a steering wheel. Decorative buttons help to complete the look.
View ProjectBy Erica Mount, from the October 2017 issue
Bold color and traditional motifs collide in these fun fingerless mitts. They are designed to keep up with all your fast-paced activity, as the ribbed cuff ensures a secure and snug fit.
View ProjectBy Shauna Shiff, from the February 2017 issue
These mittens bring a touch of romance to the cold winter months. The heart and bobble panel is a nod to the Victorian era and the long cuffs are both dramatic as well as useful for staying put under coat sleeves.
View ProjectBy Silke Ufer, from the February 2017 issue
Inspired by flowers in the Austrian Alps, these fingerless mitts are perfect for changing seasons. Knit in a lovely shade of red, we can’t help but picture these as a perfect Valentine’s Day gifts.
View ProjectBy Erica Mount, from the October 2016 issue
Geometric shapes in Aztec designs are fun to knit. It’s amazing how an assortment of triangles can be combined to form intriguing shapes.The palm and back are the same on each mitten, so they can be worn on either hand. Featuring a double cuff and worked at a tight gauge, these mittens are extra warm for those extra chilly days.
View ProjectBy Quenna Lee, from the April 2016 issue
These lacy and delicate mitts are perfect for cool spring mornings or a quick gift for Mother’s Day. Eyelets and mock cables provide texture and interest in this intermediate pattern.
View ProjectBy Sarah Gomez, from the April 2016 issue
These lacey fingerless gloves bring to mind the fresh spring greens just starting to grow in the garden. Stretchy ribbing worked across the palm of the hand and the thumb provides a comfortable fit.
View ProjectBy Sarah Menezes, from the December 2015 issue
These mitts are worked flat and then seamed, leaving a gap for the thumb. This process makes them an easy flat knit for beginners and seasoned pros alike.
View ProjectBy Rosann Fleischauer, from the October 2015 issue
This fingerless mitts design was inspired by an interest in reinventing stitches and working in new directions. Azure Dreams features a repeating stitch pattern to create an airy but still warm fingerless mitts pattern that’s perfect for apple and pumpkin picking.
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