Wednesday, December 30, 2020

Crochet Baby Mittens



Hi, Friend! 


Today I am posting the "recipe" for my newborn to infant baby mittens. They are so cute and precious. 

These are lovely gifts for a baby shower. You can also make a half dozen or so to match each of your baby outfits when you are pregnant. I purposely make these in worsted weight yarn because then when you make most other baby patterns you can crochet a pair of these out of the scraps of your yarn. 

If you have any questions please let me know!


Materials

Size 4, Worsted Weight Yarn.  

I used Caron Simply Soft https://amzn.to/3nXbyE1

Clover Soft Touch Hooks (size G/4.0 mm): https://amzn.to/3hwe7dL

Scissors: https://amzn.to/2PfPeqf

Yarn Needle: https://amzn.to/35gjx5T

Tape Measurer: https://amzn.to/2PgYB9l


Notes:


Work in a Spiral.

do not slip stitch, turn or chain to begin a new row unless directed to.

Chain 2s do not count as stitches in this pattern.


Directions:

Start with a Magic Circle

Row 1: Chain 2 and DC 10 times into the Circles and Cinch it up. (10)


PLACE MARKER TO NOTE AREA WHERE THIS AND ALL ROWS WILL BEGIN. I USE THE TAIL OF MY YARN AS SHOWN IN THE VIDEO.


Row 2: SC and HDC in the first stitch, 2 HDC in the remaining stitches (20)

Row 3: *HDC in first stitch, 2 HDC in next stitch* repeat * to * around. (30)

Row 4-10: HDC in each stitch around

Row 11: *HDC in first stitch, DecHDC over next two stitches* repeat * to * around. (20)

Slip Stitch into the first HDC of the row, chain 2

Row 12: DC around, Slip Stitch into the first DC of the row, chain 2 (20)

Row 13: *Front Post Double Crochet in the first stitch, Back Post Double Crochet in next stitch* repeat * to * around. (20)

Slip Stitch into the first stitch of the row and Fasten off. 







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