Blessed Fingerless Mitt

The Blessed Fingerless Mitts began as a gift for my mother’s co-worker. With all this dear lady had been through that year, my mother wanted to give her something special — handmade and straight from the heart. Wear these simple, functional mitts while running errands or on your way to work; they’re worked in a combination of easy stitches with just a hint of texture, so they come together quickly and keep your hands cozy while your fingers stay free. 💛

I shared the mitts as part of the Crochet for Charity Blog Hop, hosted by Assia of The Crochet Village — a whole month of designers sharing free patterns to make and donate, so someone can stay warm this winter. 💛

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Why You’ll Love This Pattern

• Quick to make — easy stitches with just a hint of texture
• Fingers stay free — simple, functional mitts for errands and the commute
• Two colors — a cuff in one color and the glove in another
• A heartfelt gift — handmade and from the heart

Pattern Details

Skill Level: Intermediate

Terms: US crochet terms

Yarn: Worsted weight (#4) — sample in Caron Simply Soft in Color A (Charcoal Heather) & Color B (Dark Country Blue), about 100 yards total

Hook & Notions

• Size Hook: H (5 mm)
• Scissors
• Stitch markers
• Blunt needle (to weave in ends)

Finished Size: 3½” wide × 6″ long

Gauge: 7 sts = 2″

Abbreviations

• ch/chs = chain/chains · sl st = slip stitch · st(s) = stitch(es)
• sc = single crochet · hdc = half double crochet · dc = double crochet
• exsc = extended single crochet · blo = back loop only

Special Stitches

• exsc (extended single crochet) — learn it in my tutorial: How to Extended Single Crochet
• blo (back loop only)

You can find more of my fingerless mitt crochet patterns here.

Crochet for Charity Blog Hop

These mitts were part of the Crochet for Charity Blog Hop hosted by Assia of The Crochet Village. For a whole month, designers shared free patterns to make and donate — hats, scarves, mittens, and blankets to help keep someone warm this winter. You can still visit the hop to see the rest of the patterns: