Showing posts with label mitts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mitts. Show all posts

Thursday, September 22, 2016

new crochet pattern - kaleidoscope fingerless mitts by kim miller.


Kaleidoscope Fingerless Mitts by Kim Miller

Kaleidoscope Fingerless Mitts by Kim Miller

Skill Level: Intermediate

These gorgeous, knit-look, fingerless mitts are so much easier to crochet then they look! Plus, I show you an easy way to switch the colours without having to fasten off...which means a lot less yarn ends to work in.

Crochet instructions are written for one size (Ladies size S/M), but the post stitches allow for lots of stretch. Mitts measure approximately 17.8 cm (7”) in circumference but will stretch to fit 19 cm (7½”), and they are 21.6 cm (8½”) long. Please note that measurements are approximate and will be affected by the gauge and the brand of yarn.

This crochet pattern calls for a 3.00 mm crochet hook (or size needed to obtain gauge), stitch marker, yarn needle, ½ ball of Knit Picks® Chroma Fingering Yarn in Grey, and ½ to ¾ of a ball of Knit Picks® Chroma in Hollyhock. The extra ¼ of a ball of Hollyhock should be enough to compensate for the colour match. 

The pattern is complete with detailed instructions and colour illustrations.
The mittens are worked in the round from the fingers up. Skills and techniques used are: sc, hdc, dc, front post double crochet, and front post double crochet 2 together.




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(Purchase this pattern from Ravelry.com and receive 20% off by using coupon code "FingerlessMitts20" at the checkout. 
Offer valid until Thrusday October 7th, 2016)










Wednesday, October 2, 2013

new crochet pattern - peekaboo mittens by kim miller.

 
 
 
Add some hobo chic to your winter wardrobe with these stylish, yet practical "Peekaboo Mittens"! These mittens feature a button top over the fingers, that easily flips out of the way, allowing for freeness of movement.

Crochet instructions are written for one size (Ladies size S/M), but the post stitches allow for lots of stretch. The finished mittens are 7" in circumference but they stretch to fit 7.5" and they are 6.5" long, excluding the mitten top. Please note that size is approximate and will be affected by the gauge and the brand of yarn.



 
This crochet pattern calls for a 3.25 mm (D) crochet hook (or size needed to obtain gauge), 2.75 mm (C) crochet hook, 2 – 14 mm buttons (or size needed) and 2 balls 2 balls of Patons® Kroy Socks Ragg Shades. The pattern is complete with detailed instructions and colour illustrations.
 
 

 
The mittens are worked in the round from the bottom up. Both the thumb and the mitten top are constructed separately and then sewn on. Skills and techniques used are: sc, hdc, dc, front and back post double crochet, front and back post double crochet 2 together, and front post double crochet 3 together.
 
 
 



(Purchase this pattern and receive 20% off by entering the coupon code "peekaboomittens20" at the checkout!
Offer valid until Wednesday - October 16th, 2013) 
 
 
 
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Friday, September 27, 2013

sneak peek.

I've wanted to design a crochet pattern for "Peekaboo Mittens" for sometime now, and finally they are almost complete....
 
 
 
 
 
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Monday, August 19, 2013

new crochet pattern - mustache mitts by kim miller.

 
 
 
Skill Level: Easy/Intermediate

Imagine how much fun you can have with a pair of mustache mitts? These mitts are sure to bring a smile to your face, and because they are quick to crochet they will make a wonderful gift for the mustache lover in your life!

This well written, detailed crochet pattern calls for one ball of Patons Classic Wool [100 g (3.5 ounces)/192 meters (210 yards) per ball] for the mitts, and scraps of black for the mustache. The pattern uses the following techniques and stitches: the double adjustable ring, single crochet, half double crochet, double crochet, treble crochet and half double crochet 2 together.

Crochet instructions are written for one size to fit ladies size small through large.
Finished Measurements: 10 cm (4”) wide and 17¾ cm (7 “) in length from the bottom of the cuff to the tips of the fingers.
 
 
 
(Purchase this pattern and receive 20% off by entering the coupon code MUSTACHEMITTS20 at the checkout! Offer valid until Monday - September 2, 2013)
 
 
 
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Thursday, January 31, 2013

new crochet pattern - lacy llama fingerless mitts by kim miller.


 

Skill Level: Intermediate

These pretty crocheted fingerless mitts feature a feminine lace cuff making them both stylish and practical.

Instructions are written for one size (Ladies size S/M), but the post stitches allow for lots of stretch. The finished mitt is 6.5" in circumference but they stretch to fit 7.5" and they are 7" long.

This crochet pattern calls for a 3.25 mm (D) crochet hook (or size needed to obtain gauge), and 1½ balls of Drops® Alpaca. Please note that Drops® Alpaca is considered a sport weight (2) but, it works up like a fingering weight (1) so Berroco® Ultra Alpaca Fine makes for an excellent substitute yarn. The pattern includes detailed instructions, colour illustrations and a chart to help you with the lacy cuff section of the pattern.

The mitt is worked in the round from the bottom up. The thumb is constructed separately and then sewn on. Skills and techniques used are: sc, hdc, dc, front and back post stitches, and working in the back hump of the starting chain.



 
 
 
 
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Saturday, January 26, 2013

sneak peek.

 
Coming soon and just in time for the approaching warmer weather....a new crochet pattern for fingerless mitts...
 

 
 
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Tuesday, March 13, 2012

new crochet pattern - donkey mitts by tara schreyer.





"Eeeeee!!! DONKEYS!! They are so funny!" This was the reaction of a precious little 4-year-old when she saw this crochet design. She has only seen a picture but with that reaction, she will be getting her very own pair, for sure!!!

These will provide tons of smiles for your little ones while keeping their little digits warm in the cold months. They can use their imagination while making them "come to life". And for those that are "a kid at heart" the pattern includes instructions for adults as well.







This crochet pattern includes instructions for the following sizes:

Small (toddler to child) - 3” wide x 7” long
Medium (child to pre-teen) - 3.5" wide x 8.25” long
Large (teen to adult) - 4” wide x 9.5” long
Finished width measurements are taken across the palm and length measurements are taken from tip to bottom of cuff.

*The small and medium sizes are pictured in the photos.

Of course, you can switch up the colors and create any animal you wish or you can omit the extras all together and you will be left with a modern and stylish mitten pattern for the entire family.







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Sunday, March 11, 2012

sneak peek.

My sister has a pair of donkey mitts and her ability to make them "come to life" and give them their own personality makes me chuckle.  I don't feel that can get away with wearing my own pair (considering the 10 year age difference) but I just love those mitts. After so much use, they are all tattered and worn, and although they are in no shape to wear no one is ready to part with them. Although these will never replace the originals, I have come up with a design that I'm sure will come in at a close second!!



Just finishing up the final details on the pattern now and it will be made available to everyone interested in the next few days.  Hope they make you smile as much as they do me!



tara.

Thursday, September 15, 2011

new pattern - braided fingerless mitts.


Classic and stylish describes these crochet cabled fingerless mitts and they are the perfect accessory for today's modern lifestyle. These mitts will keep your hands warm while at the same time allowing for freeness of movement.

This detailed crochet pattern includes colour illustrations. Instructions are written for one size but post stitches and cabling allow lots of room for stretch. Ladies size S/M. The finished mitt is 6.5 " in circumference but they stretch to fit 7.5" and they are 6.25" long.

The pattern calls for 1 ball of Knit Picks Palette Yarn (fingering weight) which comes in vast array of gorgeous colours so the hardest part will be deciding what colour to make them in. Visit http://www.knitpicks.com/ to view their colour selection.



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