Take a Look Knit Fingerless Mittens Free Pattern
Check this out! The ‘Take a Look’ Knit Fingerless Mittens pattern is FREE on the Marly Bird website! Fingerless mittens are a popular accessory for keeping hands warm and stylish during the colder months. With the rise of technology, it’s important to have a pair of mittens that still allow you to use your phone without having to take them off.
That’s where the ‘Take a Look’ Knit Fingerless Mittens come in! This free pattern by Marly Bird is the perfect combination of fashion and function, making them a must-have for any knitter.
If you like these knit fingerless mittens then you will love the matching hat pattern. Get the Take a Look Cable Knit Hat pattern, or go an entirely different direction and check the Valorous Knit Hat and Cowl set!
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These mittens, featuring the luxurious KnitPicks Woodland Tweed yarn, are a testament to cozy craftsmanship.
Beyond their comfort, these knit fingerless mittens offer a fashionable statement with their ribbed cuffs and detailed cabling. They’re an essential accessory for anyone who appreciates the fusion of practicality and elegance in their knitting projects.
But that’s not all! This is your lucky day for those who like to wear matching hand warmers and hats! These mitts make a complete set when you pair them up with the Take a Look Knit Cabled Hat (only available in here). It’s a knit cabled match!
The pattern includes full written instructions and complete charts for both the left and right hand, plus the thumb. And there’s a video tutorial to guide you through each step (coming soon; I am finishing it up now).
So, don’t miss out on this opportunity to knit your very own pair of ‘Take a Look’ knit fingerless mittens and match them with the cozy cabled hat!
Happy Knitting!
‘Take A Look’ At This Knit Fingerless Mittens – Free Knitting Pattern
Designed by Marly Bird
SKILL LEVEL
Intermediate
MEASUREMENTS
To Fit Sizes
Adult One Size Fits Most
Finished Measurements
Slightly stretched 8” circumference [ 20 cm] and length 8” [20 cm] long.
Gauge
20 sts and 26.5 rounds = 4″ [10 cm] in Cable Stitch Pattern.
MATERIALS
Yarn
Knitting Needles
US 8 [5 mm] set of 5 double pointed needles, or size required for gauge.
Notions
Stitch Marker
Cable Needle
Scrap Yarn to Hold Stitches
Tapestry Needle
ABBREVIATIONS
Dec – Decrease
K – Knit.
P – Purl.
M1 – Make One Increase.
3/1 RC – 3/1 RC.
3/1 LC – 3/1 LC.
P2tog – Purl 2 together.
P2tog tbl – Purl 2 together through back loop.
St(s) – Stitches
SPECIAL STITCHES
M1 (Make 1 Increase): With tip of left-hand needle, pick up the horizontal strand between stitches from front to back. Knit this strand through the back leg, twisting it into a loop in the process – 1 st increased.
CABLE STITCHES
3/1 RC (Three over One Right Cable): slip 1 stitch from left hand needle to cable needle and hold to back, knit 3 stitches from left hand needle, knit 1 stitch from cable needle.
3/1 LC (Three over One Left Cable): slip 3 stitches from left hand needle to cable needle and hold to back, knit 1 stitch from left hand needle, knit 3 stitch from cable needle.
NOTES
- Mitts are worked in the round from cuff to fingers.
- Thumb gusset instructions are specific to left and right hand.
- Charts are given for both the full left hand and full right hand. The chart given for the thumb works for both hands and is represented with the diamond symbol on the charts.
- Garter stitch is worked between the cables.
VIDEO TUTORIALS For Knit Fingerless Mittens
- No Cuss Cast On to Double Pointed Needles https://youtu.be/0d6i5bRL52A?si=yV8sSJhMydNvAe1h
- Perfect Ribbing https://youtu.be/ByLQC3s36mc?si=xzCmqw44e8DPPkiP
- How to cable without a cable needle https://youtu.be/d0tJvpTc1O8
- How to add a lifeline https://youtu.be/FiqYUE_aHAw?si=Z89qkIhrAw3N-s3P
- Bury in Ends https://youtu.be/8_NBGUKjO-E?si=KpsElAqllq5-htqg
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Take a Look Cabled Knit Fingerless Mittens Written Instructions
Cuff at Fingers (both)
Round 44 (decrease round): [k2, p2] 5 times, M1, k, p2, k2, p, p2tog tbl, k2, p2tog tbl, p, k2, p2tog2, k2, p2tog, p (40 stitches).
Round 45: [k2, p2] 7 times, k2, p2, k2, p2, k2, p2.
Round 46: [k2, p2] 7 times, k2, p2, k2, p2, k2, p2.
Round 47: [k2, p2] 7 times, k2, p2, k2, p2, k2, p2.
Round 48: [k2, p2] 7 times, k2, p2, k2, p2, k2, p2.
Round 49: [k2, p2] 7 times, k2, p2, k2, p2, k2, p2.
Round 50: [k2, p2] 7 times, k2, p2, k2, p2, k2, p2.
Round 51: [k2, p2] 7 times, k2, p2, k2, p2, k2, p2.
Round 52: [k2, p2] 7 times, k2, p2, k2, p2, k2, p2.
Round 53: [k2, p2] 7 times, k2, p2, k2, p2, k2, p2.
Bind off in pattern.
1st Finishing
Weave in all loose ends.
Thumbs (both)
Divide the 14 sts from holder onto 3 double-pointed needles.
Round 1: Pick up and knit 2 st at cast on of round 29, [p2, k2] 3 times, p2 — 16 stitches.
Redistribute stitches if needed.
Join round and mark first st.
Work evenly in established 2×2 ribbing pattern until Thumb measures 1″ [2.54 cm] in length, or to desired length.
Bind off in pattern
2nd Finishing
Fasten tail securely to wrong side of knit fingerless mittens.
Use tail from thumb to close any gap or hole at the fingerless mitten join with the Duplicate Stitch technique.
Weave in any remaining loose ends.
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I missed the hat pattern. please give a link to it. thanks @marlybird