Free Knitting Patterns: Adult Gloves & Mittens

Mittens are a great project for knitters who have some basic knitting and pattern following skills and ready for a little more challenge. Gloves are a bit more complex on account of the many fingers and the need to do small diameter knitting using double pointed knitting needles.

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Gingersnap Mittens

Intermediate.

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Ambroso Mittens

Intermediate.

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Lopi Mittens

Beginner.

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Maplewood Mittens

Intermediate.

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Meditation Mittens

Beginner.

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Morse Code Mittens

Intermediate.

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Kindly Sheep Mittens

Beginner/Intermediate.

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Citadel Mittens

Intermediate.

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Felted Wool and Mohair Mittens

Beginner.

Gauge: 4.0 stitches per inch or 16.0 stitches per 4 inches.

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Tweedy Mittens

Beginner. A great pair of classic mittens with a trendy stripe pattern, knit with worsted wool and a wool silk blend.

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Matrix Mittens

Intermediate.

Corazonalt

Corazon Mittens

Intermediate.

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Ombre Mittens

Intermediate.

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Kitten Mittens

Intermediate.

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Burly Mitts

Beginner/Intermediate.

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After the Rain Mittens

Intermediate.

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Fingerless Gloves and Pocket Scarf

Beginner/Intermediate. Trendy fingerless gloves are easy to make. The pocket scarf makes the gloves even more versatile!

Bella Cap and Mittens

Intermediate/Advanced. Bella Headwrap and Gauntlets set is a different take on the usual hat and mittens set.

Gauge: 7.0 stitches per inch or 28.0 stitches per 4 inches.

There's 32 Adult Gloves & Mittens patterns. Use the links below to view more:

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