Manchester Mitts will quickly become your go-to fingerless mitten pattern. When you purchase this ebook, you will receive three patterns with 6 sizes spanning 3/4 years through adult men’s large PLUS 18” dolls.

Fingerless mitts knit in a slip stitch pattern with a 4 row repeat. Fingertips have a turned cuff that can be unfolded on chilly days for more coverage.

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Dorset Mitts for little girls feature a gusseted thumb, and dainty, picot edging. Choose between the sweet and simple version, or the fancier version with ridges at top and bottom.

Sydney is a stylish earflap hat perfectly sized for 18” Dolls.

Little Bridget is a dainty hat with picot edge, perfectly sized for 18” Dolls.

Dorset Mitts are classy, refined handwarmers featuring a gusseted thumb, and dainty, picot edging. Choose between the sweet and simple version, or the fancier version with ridges at top and bottom.

This is a deceptively easy scarf to knit, and a great beginner project. Also makes a great last minute gift!

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Worsted weight Fingerless Mitts to fit 18 inch dolls

Worsted weight mittens to fit 18” Dolls

A quick and easy earflap hat pattern for babies and toddlers that can be easily changed to suite your own taste. Knit with edge and earflaps in garter stitch or seed stitch, change the i-cord ties to braided ties, omit the pom-pom, or add a crochet edge.

These mittens were designed to go with my earflap hat pattern. They are knit with extra-long cuffs that can be stuffed into jacket sleeves to better keep them on busy little toddler hands.

These mittens are knit from the fingertips to the cuffs, using short-rows. I had recently finished my first pair of socks and I thought that the short-row technique I used would be a neat way to make mittens. I played around a bit, and these little mittens are what came out of it.