These mitts have be a huge hit with friends and family, and once someone started asking for the pattern, I figured I had better write it down! As always, please feel free to make this as gifts or for charity, but do NOT sell items made from this pattern.
US
terms: ch (chain), sc (single crochet), hdc (half-double crochet), dc
(double crochet), tr (treble/triple crochet), st/sts
(stitch/stitches), sk (skip), sl st (slip stitch)
Worsted
weight cotton yarn
F
hook
Ch
30
Row
1: Tr
in 3rd ch from hook, sc, *tr, sc* to end, ch 1, turn.
Row
2:
sc across, ch 1, turn.
Repeat
rows 1 & 2 for a total of 16 rows
(Add one additional repeat of rows 1&2 for extra-broad hands).
Row
17:
sc 2, ch 6 and sk 6sts, sc (reattach) and sc across, ch1, turn.
(Note:
to make thumb hold larger, simply ch more sts and skip an equal
number of sts.)
Row
18:
hdc across, ch1, turn.
Repeat
row 18
until flat hdc portion matches scrubby portion and end of row is at
“top” of mitt (opposite end from thumb hole).
Fold
piece inside out.
Sc
across short end through both sides, then sl st back to long end.
Sl
st long end edges together down length until thumb opening height is
reached;
sc
along bumpy edge only for opening, then sl st edges together last 2
st. Ch 1.
CUFF
Evenly
place sc along bottom edge in continuous rounds for a total of 2
rounds.
Rnd
3:
sk 1 st, dc 5 times in next st, *sk 1 st, sc, sk 1 st, 5dc in next
st* around as space allows, ending round with sl st. Fasten off. Turn
right-side out.
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