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Boutique Fingerless Gloves or Mittens, Free Crochet Pattern

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Fingerless gloves made in Boutique Unforgettable yarn in color Parrot

      
Top view of finished Fingerless gloves made in multicolor yarn

      
I had in fact designed this mittens last Fall, but never found the time to test and write the final draft. Well, I am so glad I published it now. This is my first time using the Red Heart Boutique Unforgettable yarn and I absolutely love it. You could make almost 2 pairs using a skein and they come in a lot of attractive colorways. I will definitely be using more of this yarn in the future.

   
If any of you make these mittens, please share a picture with me. Since the yarn is so gorgeous I decided to name the pattern after the yarn itself. The yarn has a shiny smooth texture which is not captured in the photographs. The pattern is written to make a pair of seamless gloves. I hope you will give this lovely pattern a try.

      

Pattern
   

Materials

1. One skein of Red Heart Boutique Unforgettable in color Parrot
   
2. Hook – H (5 mm)
   
3. Yran needle to weave in the ends

   
Gauge

Using H hook, 5 sc alternating with 5 chains= 2 inches

   
Size

Finished size: 3 ¾ inches wide and 7 ½ inches long

   
Yardage

Approximately 120 Yards for a pair

 

   
Stitch Explanation

Puff St: Yarn over and insert hook into the ch-space, pull up a loop as high as ½ an inch, yarn over and insert hook into the same ch-space, pull up a loop, total 5 loops on hook, yarn over and pull through all loops on the hook, ch-1 to close the puff st.

 

   
Stitch Abbreviations

Pattern is in standard American terms.
sc- single crochet
sl st- slip stitch
ch- chain
sk- skip

 

   
Work into the bumps found behind your chain
      

 

 

Ch 34, sl st to first chain without twisting.

      
Round 1: Ch 1 ( counts as first sc), 1 sc in back bump of next 33 chains, see pic 1 above, sl st to beginning ch-1, do not turn.——34 sc

 

      
Round 2: Ch 2 (counts as first sc and ch 1), mark the first chain, sk 1 st, *(1 sc in next, ch 1, sk 1 st), repeat from * till end, you will end with a ch-1, it will look like you have 2 st left at the end but the 2nd st is the same st in which you worked the beginning ch. Do not sl st and do not turn. ———–34 st (counting both sc and ch 1)

 

      
Round 3: Directly work 1 sc in next ch-space right after the marked st, move marker into the sc you just made, ch1, sk 1 st, *(1 sc in next ch-space, ch 1, sk 1 st), repeat from * till you work a sc in the ch-space right before the marked st, ch 1, do not sl st and do not turn.———–34 st

 

      
Round 4: Directly work 1 sc in next ch-space right after the marked st, move marker into the sc you just made, ch1, sk 1 st, *(1 sc in next ch-space, ch 1, sk 1 st), repeat from * till you work a sc in the ch-space right before the marked st, ch 1 (make this chain bigger/looser), sl st to the ch-space right after the marked st. ———–34 st

 

      
Pull the loop on the hook up for about ½ an inch before working hdc
      

Note: Markers are not required for Round 5 and 6

      
Round 5: Pull the loop on the hook up for about ½ an inch, yarn over and work 1 hdc into the same ch-space like you work a regular hdc, see pic 2 above, ch 1 to close, 1 puff st in each ch-space across, sl st to top of first puff st, sl st to next ch-space, do not turn.———17 puff st

 

      
Round 6: Repeat Round 5

 

      
Note: You will mark the first st again for the following 6 rounds.
      
Round 7: Ch 2 ( Counts as first sc and ch 1), mark the first chain, sk puff st, *(1 sc in next ch-space, ch 1, sk 1 puff st), repeat from * till end, you will end with a ch-1, do not sl st and do not turn. ——————–34 st

 

Round 8-11: Repeat round 3——-34 st

      
Round 12: Repeat Round 4——–34 st

      
Round 13 & 14 ( Puff stitch Rounds): Repeat Round 5———17 puffs

 

    
Round 15 : Repeat Round 7 and start using markers from this round again. —–34 st

      
Round 16-18: Repeat round 3———34 st

 

      
Note: Next 4 rounds are increase rounds to create space for thumb hole. The increases are staggered to make them unnoticeable.

 

      
Round 19: Directly work 1 sc in next ch-space right after the marked st, move marker into the sc you just made, ch 1, sk 1 st, (sc, ch 1, sc,) all in to the next ch-space, increase made, ch 1, sk 1 sc, *(1 sc in next ch-space, ch 1, sk 1 st), repeat from * till you work a sc in the ch-space right before the marked st, ch-1, do not sl st and do not turn. ———36 st

 

      
Round 20: Directly work 1 sc in next ch-space right after the marked st, move marker into the sc you just made, ch 1, sk 1 st, 1 sc in next ch-space which will be squeezed between two sc due to the increase, ch 1, sk 1 st, 1 sc in next ch-space, ch 1, sk 1 st, (sc, ch 1, sc) all in next ch-space, ch 1, sk 1 st, *(1 sc in next ch-space, ch 1, sk 1 st), repeat from * till you work a sc in the ch-space right before the marked st, ch-1, do not sl st and do not turn. ——-38 st

 

      
Round 21: Repeat Round 19——40 st

 

      
Round 22: Repeat Round 20, but after the last ch 1 of the round, sl st to the ch-space right after the marked st.———42 st.

 

      
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Round 23: Ch 1 (make a loose one), counting back from your hook skip 7 ch-spaces, sl st to the 8th ch-space, sl st into to the ch 1 you just made before the sl st, pull the loop on the hook up by ½ and inch and work a hdc in the same ch-space, ch 1 to close the puff st, puff st in each ch-space across, sl st to the top of first puff st, sl st to the next ch-space. ——–15 puff sts

 

      
Round 24: Pull the loop on the hook up for about ½ and inch and work 1 hdc into the same ch-space like you work a regular hdc, ch 1 to close, 1 puff st in each ch-space across, sl st to top of first puff st, sl st to next ch-space, do not turn.———15 puff st

      

Note: Start using markers again.
      
Round 25: Repeat Round 7

 

      
Round 26- 29: Repeat Round 3

 

      
At the end of Round 29, sl st to the ch-space after marked st and fasten off. Weave in all the tails left. Make one more following the same pattern.

  

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cathyhaescrochet

Thursday 30th of March 2017

Hi there, thankyou for sharing this beautiful pattern! I made a pair of these for my daughter using beautiful rainbow yarn from Lincraft. My daughter absolutely loves them! The pattern was really easy to follow and quick to make up! I have some photos on my Instagram and I'm just about to add your details to my blog with some photos.

Crochet_Dreamz

Friday 31st of March 2017

Thank you so much Cathy. I am really glad your daughter loved it.

Jazzbee

Saturday 5th of November 2016

Love this EASY pattern! I've made 5 pair, each taking less than two hours. Two pair are in 100% wool for a friend who is going to Iceland next month! Thanks for sharing this great pattern for gift-giving. I wanted to attach some photos but could find an option for that.

Crochet_Dreamz

Monday 7th of November 2016

Hi Jazzbee,I am so glad to hear that. You can email me the pictures at mycrochetdreamz(at)gmail.com. I would love to share it with my blog readers.