These mittens are very similar to the Spiral Baby Mittens only worked in a single color.
This pattern is written in US crochet terms. I used acrylic worsted weight yard and a size H crochet hook. You will only need a small amount, about 2 ounces total
- Ch 4, working into the top loop only, 2 sc in 2nd ch from the hook, 1 sc in top loop of next ch, 2 sc in top loop of next ch\
- Turn your work upside down, working into the other loop of the foundation chain, 2 sc in the other loop of the st you just worked into, 1 sc into the other loop of the next st, 2 sc in the other loop of the last st
- Now you will be working under both loops on each stitch as usual. You will not join round with a sl st and you will not turn your work. Place 2 sc in the first sc (this will count as your first increase on this short end, the 2nd increase will occur once you have gone all the way around), then 1 sc in each of the next 3 stitches down the long side, 2 sc in the next 2 sc (here are the 2 increases for this short end), 1 sc in each sc going down the long side
- Continue spiraling around, increasing by 2 stitches on the short ends, until you have 20 stitches around You will end with just 1 increase (the first increase was already completed at the beginning of that round)
- Once you have 20 st you will not longer be increasing on the short ends. Place 1 sc in each stitch. Continue spiraling until the mitten measures 3 inches long (for 0-6 month size) or 3.5 inches (6-12 month size)
- Next you will work one row of eyelets to lace the drawstring through. To make this row you will *ch 1, skip 1 st, 1 hdc in next st, repeat from * around until you have 10 holes. The 1st and 10th hole will end up on different rows, this is expected and the nature of spiral crochet. Once the drawstring is in it will not be noticeable.
- Work 2 sc into the ch 1 space.
- Now continue sc in each st for 3-4 more rows to make a cuff. Add an increase to the short ends of each row of the cuff to flare it out a little, making it easier to get onto baby's hand.
Once the cuff is as long as you like, fasten off by working a final sl st into the mitten and fasten off Weave in ends.
For the drawstring: Ch 60 (or as long as you like), fasten off. Tie an overhand knot at each end, weave through the eyelets and tie a bow
I created this pattern and tutorial, please link back to this original pattern or the video tutorial when sharing. Thanks you
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Will have to try making these.
ReplyDeleteThank you for this pattern. I made a few pairs.
ReplyDeleteIs this acrylic worsted weight yarn http://www.redheart.com/yarn/super-saver?
ReplyDeletelove these! thanks for the clear video too
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