When I was searching for crochet patterns for mittens, I could not believe how difficult they were to find. I ended up having to figure it out on my own. The results made me pretty happy. Of course, it took a bit of practice to be able to crochet consistently enough to make both the same size. This pattern should be easy enough for the beginner to advanced beginner.

Another great use for this pattern is a wash mitt. Make either the left hand or the right and scrub away!

I’m sort of working on a matching scarf pattern, but it’s not high on my list of priorities right now, so contact me if you’re interested and I’ll move it up the list.

The instructions use simple stitches and American terminology.

Instructions for special stitches are included.

Supplies needed:
about 4 oz (180-190 yds) worsted weight cotton yarn
size G-6 (4.0 mm) crochet hook
yarn needle or smaller size hook for weaving in ends
size markers or scraps of yarn

About my work:

Any pattern I design and post is my property. Please do not duplicate my patterns for any reason especially to sell. Instead, please link to my blog (http://biggirljewelry.blogspot.com/ ) or to the page where you found the pattern when referencing one of my patterns.

You are more than welcome to offer finished products made from my patterns for sale. I see no reason why you should not profit from your hard work. However, I’d really appreciate it if you gave me credit for the design; please reference my blog or the pattern page.

If you do make any of my patterns I’d love to see your finished items; please feel free to email pictures to me.