A collection of mitten patterns that look like houses in different seasons.

Two mitten designs inspired by the magical beauty of winter scenes you see through the frosty windows adorned with intricate icy patterns.

The e-book includes Halloween themed pattern for mittens, fingerless gloves, and children’s mittens.

Mitten Fantasy e-book is a collection of three patterns: two mitten patterns and one fingerless gloves/mitts pattern.

This ebook contains the Teremok pattern and the Teremok in Winter pattern. The designs feature little wooden houses in summer and winter.

A set: mittens + fingerless gloves featuring snowflakes, webs and spiders

A collection of mittens and mitts with snowflake patterns

A collection of mittens and mitts inspired by winter holidays

It’s Snow Time! was inspired by the lovely Lost Amigo I Snowflake by Deborah Atkinson. I’m a big fan of Deborah’s snowflakes, but since crochet is just not my cup of tea, I knitted it :D

A Star Ornament was originally published in 2020 as A Star Snowflake. The 2025 version received a significant upgrade:

I originally published this pattern in 2020. Many of you liked it and made it, but it wasn’t an easy pattern to follow and some of you struggled with it.

This pattern provides multiple options

Happy New 2025! May all your dreams for this coming year come true and may it bring you the best of everything!

Let these Dreamcatcher Mitts be your health, wealth and good luck talisman whenever you wear them, simply put your hands together and ward off all the evil spirits and bad luck :)

Let these Dreamcatcher Mittens be your health, wealth and good luck talisman whenever you wear them, simply put your hands together and ward off all the evil spirits and bad luck :)

“I ♥ Snowflakes Mitts” have a matching full mitten pattern “I♥ Snowflakes and Mittens”.

You can find a fingerless version of this design here.

Christmas Morning mittens are a 56-stitch version of my previously published fingering weight version “Christmas Eve Mittens”. I designed them to provide a wider range of sizing for that popular design. For more information on sizes, see notes below.

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Snow Santa ornament is a little preview of my upcoming design “Christmas Eve Mittens”. The pattern is forever free. Enjoy!

Orna-mitts is a collection of 11 ball ornaments based on the mitten designs I published in 2023. The ornament is an ideal project for last minute gifts that can be made with yarn leftovers from bigger projects.

This is a child version of my Have a Cocoa design.

“Caught in the Storm” is a full mitten version of my fingerless design “Once Upon a Halloween”.

Originally published as a Halloween Mystery Knit-Along for the Fingerless Gloves Fanatics group. Discussion.

Knit Happy Holidays Mitts in traditional Christmas colors or in colors of your choice, with or without holiday phrases, for yourself or as gifts.

Haunted Mittens is a Halloween addition to my collection of mitten patterns that look like houses. The other two patterns can be found here.

Snowflakes, fir trees, and little animals - my favorite attributes for a winter scene - make the “Fun in the Snow Mittens”. Knit a traditional 2-color version or, if you feel playful, throw in a third color for more fun!

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These mittens were designed in collaboration with my daughter, Kate. She came up with the design and sketched it for me.

If, like me, you are fascinated with the night sky and celestial events and, like me, you are a fan of fingerless gloves/mitts, then you might like the “Starfall Mitts”, originally published as a Mystery KAL in January 2023(Chat).

Shroom-balls and Snow-balls 2022 is a collection of ball ornaments that are design samplers for my 2022 mitten patterns. The pattern includes charts for 14 ornaments (not all possible designs are represented in the pictures).

Basking in the light of the moon, stands the majestic Temple of the Forest, where each and every tree is a sacred sanctuary offering protection and sustenance to wildlife of all kinds.

This design is a story about a friendship between a little pumpkin and a spider. They are both a little spooky, but they are the bestest of friends and have so much fun together.

For pattern support and fun chat about this project check out the Sweater Weather Halloween MKAL group

The entire collection of my mushroom themed mittens can be found in the e-book “In the Mushroom Forest”

erratum: 1) Mitten version, left-hand mitten, round 31, stitch 6 should be ‘blue’ (background color);

My kids’ school started yesterday, and it kind of abruptly ended the summer for me. I really don’t like it when school starts before September. So, I’m making the Summer by the Pond (Kids) mitten pattern FREE, no coupons, no purchase of other patterns required. Just enjoy a little more of the summer.

A companion to my Teremok mitten pattern, this new mitten design features a little wooden house in a winter setting. Both designs can be found in My Home My Mitten e-book.

Teremok means a little wooden house. The Teremok pattern comes with multiple options to choose from. Choose the one you like best, or if you feel playful, mix and match to create a truly unique pair.

This pattern is also available as part of the “In the Mushroom Forest” ebook.

This design bundles with my previously released pattern Winter’s Fairy Tales. Both can be found in the e-book Frosted.

These winter themed mittens remind me of Russian fairy-tales in which events happen to people or animals in winter. The story is usually whimsical and entertaining and, of course, magical :)

Under the Tree of Love is a Valentine’s Day inspired fingerless gloves/arm-warmers design featuring the intricate Tree of Love, arches, and columns that hug your arm and hand and keep them warm. The pattern is the second design from the Mitten Fantasy collection.

Rendezvous at Midnight is a stranded colorwork mitten design with the afterthought thumb construction. The design has extra charts for the cuffs and thumbs, so scroll down the pattern to see them all before you start.

Meet Me at the Gate is a stranded colorwork mitten pattern featuring geometric design reminiscent of intricate iron-wrought gates. The mittens have an afterthought thumb construction. The pattern is charted for the use of two contrasting colors but will also work well for show-casing self-striping or gradient yarns used as contrast color. The p...

Home for the Holidays - a heart-warming and hand-warming design featuring fir branches and cones, a cozy fireplace, Christmas stockings, a Christmas village on top of the mantelpiece, and more. As with many of my patterns, this pattern comes with multiple options, so scroll down the pattern to see them all.

Do you have a favorite hairdresser who always makes you look and feel younger, lighter, and happier? If you do, then surprise them with this special little token of appreciation. It will make their holiday season a little brighter as well.

Silent Night Mittens is a stranded colorwork design featuring a winter scene. The mittens have an afterthought thumb construction. The design works equally well with dark on light or light on dark. Some sections of the design (the front part of the mittens) require you to carry yarn over longer stretches of one color; therefore, it is recommend...

Shroom-balls and Snow-balls is a collection of 7 ball ornaments that are design samplers for the 6 mitten patterns I made in 2021: Mitten Wonderland, Snow Globe Mitts, Shroomy Mittens & Mitts, Sweater Weather Mitts, Silent Night Mittens, and Home for the Holidays Mittens.

Sweater Weather Fingerless Mittens are a stranded colorwork design featuring cozy sweaters, corrugated ribbing, and a side gusset thumb. The design will work with either light on dark or dark on light as long as there is enough contrast in your colors. The left and right mittens are identical, so you can knit them two at a time.

The Shroomy pattern is now also available as part of the “In the Mushroom Forest” ebook for $9 USD.

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About the pattern

I promised myself I was done knitting snowflakes this season, so this little guy popped up instead. And he doesn’t like being called a flake, even though he probably is, but don’t tell him that, he’ll start melting and will make a mess of himself.

This 5-point star ornament is a variation of my knitted Star Snowflake.

Catch a star in a Jar!

The new updated version of this

Hexagon Snowflake is a knitted hanging ornament. It can also serve as a coaster.

A new updated version of this pattern

A wise person once said, “It is never too early to start making decorations and gifts for the holidays!” So, here it goes:

This is a quick and easy toy/party favor to make for your baby shower guests and a nice way to say thank you. My friends liked these little dolls very much.

May 2015 A few changes have been made to the pattern. Please, make sure you have the newest version if you downloaded the pattern prior to this date.