Early Frost Mittens
By Pam Daley,,,, from the October 2016 issue

Make your own mittens in a tight thermal stitch for maximum warmth. Pair these mittens with your favorite fall coat and cup of hot coffee for the perfect fall day.
View ProjectThese days, it’s just too cold to go out in the winter without bundling up – and that includes a pair of cozy crochet gloves or mittens! Don’t be left in the cold this winter, work up a pair of easy, stylish gloves!
From fingerless gloves to chunky, cozy mittens, this collection of crochet gloves is perfect to accessorize your all-year fashion with. There’s even a pair of convertible mittens if you just can’t decide between traditional mittens and a funky fingerless glove.
Details instructions are included with each pattern, so if the thought of crocheting a pair of gloves and working around the fingers scares you – don’t worry! Just follow along and you’ll be just fine. Crochet gloves not your thing? We have so many crochet mittens too! See for yourself!
By Pam Daley,,,, from the October 2016 issue
Make your own mittens in a tight thermal stitch for maximum warmth. Pair these mittens with your favorite fall coat and cup of hot coffee for the perfect fall day.
View ProjectBy Nicola Prybell - Editor, I Like Crochet,,,, from the December 2018 issue
Mitzi Mittens are perfect in O Wool yarn so we’re giving you a chance to win! Enter now for your chance to grab three skeins of this gorgeous yarn.
View ProjectBy Eline Alcocer,,,, from the December 2018 issue
Inspired by the traditional mittens that were once knitted for woodsmen in the north of Sweden, these thick, cozy mittens make the perfect unisex gift. If made using 100% non-superwash wool and crocheted to a tight tension, they have the additional benefit of being water resistant.
View ProjectBy Janaya Chouinard,,,, from the Holiday 2018 issue
Keep your hands nice and toasty with these chunky, simple-to-make mittens. Make them as a heartfelt holiday gift or whip up a pair for yourself this festive season.
View ProjectBy Keilah Fok,,,, from the December 2017 issue
The Augusta Mitts are bursting with texture and detail. Side-by-side ribbing forms a stretchy cuff, while wrist-defining welts are created by special, double-back loop stitches. The mitts are topped off with a picot pattern reminiscent of turret tops from a fairytale castle tucked in the mountains.
View ProjectBy Lynn Wasylkevych,,,, from the December 2017 issue
The Kenai Mittens are worked from the cuff with rows of back loop, single crochet stitches. Enjoy warmth, comfort and durability without the bulkiness by whipping up these cozy mittens. Alternating rows of wave and chevron stitches mimic the Kenai Mountains to capture a subtle nod to one of nature’s most beautiful creations.
View ProjectBy Sonja M. Otto,,,, from the June 2017 issue
Say “I do” to this elegant accessory! These lightweight lacy mitts have just the right amount of charm and personality to set the tone for your big day. All eyes will be on you when you wear this pattern, which is worked in the round with slip stitch joins—and a whole lot of style.
View ProjectBy Kristen TenDyke,,,, from the February 2017 issue
Worked from the fingers to the wrist, these mittens are fun to try on as you make them. The fingers, thumb and cuff are worked in single crochet, and the rest of the hand is worked in a 2-color vertical stripe pattern that is easy to remember and keep things interesting!
View ProjectBy Janaya Chouinard,,,, from the December 2016 issue
These fingerless gloves are great for some of the warmer winter days. Indoors or out, these little wristers provide just the right amount of warmth while letting your fingers be free.
View ProjectBy Mary Beth Temple,,,, from the April 2016 issue
Light and lacy, these fingerless gloves offer a little bit of warmth and a lot of style! Keep your hands warm and your fingers free with these simple mitts.
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