Crochet Mittens (All Sizes)

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13 responses to “Crochet Mittens (All Sizes)”

  1. Diane | January 2, 2016 at 7:32 am | Reply

    Hi Cathy,
    Many thanks for this pattern! So simple, so quick! Perfect for all the charity knits I’m cranking out…
    Two comments:
    I’d love to see a gauge for measurement & to ensure I’m getting the size I want.
    I seem to have chosen the only size with a possible typo. In the 8-10 yr old directions, shouldn’t the 11 sc in the first line of the thumb section (Row 14) be 12 sc?
    Happy crafting,
    Diane

  2. Laura | January 12, 2020 at 2:48 am | Reply

    Thank you for the patterns. I can’t wait to start working on the doll coat and hat. They are adorable.

  3. KrsitieMaynard | February 23, 2021 at 1:49 pm | Reply

    I’m so glad I found this post. I made mittens like this years ago and had lost the pattern. I make them double thick by making 4 mittens and putting one inside the other. I had a pair 3/4 done. I got to finish them for my daughter in law, they were such a hit that I had to make another pair for a friend. And having all the different sizes is wonderful, just finished a pair for my granddaughter. Thanks for sharing this pattern. I LOVE it! So quick and easy.

  4. Tightly Wound~Loosely Knit | February 23, 2021 at 2:13 pm | Reply

    I’m so happy you found it too! It is a fun and quick pattern that everyone seems to love ☺️ Thank you for your note!

  5. Harriet Anne Schipper | February 28, 2021 at 7:43 pm | Reply

    What am I doing wrong…it is too short for the wrist to go on the wrist and the width is not wide enough for my hand…There was not gauge and I used G hook???

  6. Tightly Wound~Loosely Knit | February 28, 2021 at 9:22 pm | Reply

    I’m sorry you are having a problem with the mittens. Did you use the correct size? Without seeing it or having more info, I’m not sure what the problem is, but will try to help if I can.

  7. Julie Concannon | October 17, 2022 at 2:13 pm | Reply

    This is such a fun pattern and so warm. I am making mittens to donate to Warm Up America and this is my new go to pattern for worsted weight yarn. I do have one question. After row 19 when you fold, what loops should I do the single crochet around in? I just winged it and used the back loop of one side and the front loop of the other. Should I go through both loops, all thicknesses, all the way around? Thank you so much for a great pattern!

    • Tightly Wound~Loosely Knit | October 19, 2022 at 5:56 pm | Reply

      I’m so happy you like the pattern! 😊. As to your question, it truly is personal preference and how you would like it to look. My suggestion would be to just do a small swatch and try it by picking up both loops and then back loops and see what you think works and looks best 😊

  8. Bonnie Schilling | January 12, 2023 at 11:02 pm | Reply

    Cathy, do you have a pattern that is similar to this for slippers, same pattern differnt sizes? I had a pattern but have lost it 😔

  9. Barb | February 7, 2023 at 8:23 pm | Reply

    Grandmas are wonderful! Thank you for sharing. So quick and easy to work up, using scraps makes for some colourful mittens. I made a couple of minor changes, after crocheting sides together, I turned it inside out and continued to sc around the cuff. Also, the teen size works best with a foundation row of ch 85 and the next smaller size, foundation row works best using ch 79 and the smallest size foundation row, ch 55. I haven’t tried making the other sizes yet.

  10. Sarah Hutchins | February 23, 2024 at 9:38 am | Reply

    what is the 2-3 yr old pattern?

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