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Irish Rose Convertible Mittens Crochet Pattern

Winter Rose Pattern Set Part 4

Phebe A. Durand
Fingerless gloves are very, very cool. The only thing that could make them any cooler was if there were a way to convert them into mittens when your fingers get too cold ... and lookie at that, here's a pattern that helps you do it.

This crochet pattern is the last of four that make up the Winter Rose Crochet Pattern set. You will want to reference the Irish Rose motif pattern that can be found here. You'll also find the patterns for the slip-snug scarf and ear warmers on that page. If you have difficulties finding the pattern, here's a nifty trick: hit the Ctrl and F keys on your keyboard at the same time. This will bring up a little search window. Type in "Irish Rose" or "Crochet Pattern" and hit "Find Next". The search box will begin scrolling through the page locating the term(s) you're searching for.

You can also grab this pattern in .pdf format here, only on AC. Please feel free to link to this pattern, but do not post the crochet pattern elsewhere.

Irish Rose Convertible Mittens

Materials:
DK/Baby Weight Yarn: 2 oz. White, 1 oz. Pink
E/4 3.50mm crochet hook for size S
F/5 3.75mm crochet hook for size M
G/6 4.25mm crochet hook for size L½" button

Finished Size:
S (toddler)
M (child)
L (tween)

Pattern Notes:
Pattern is the same regardless of size. Change the hook size to achieve a smaller/larger size of mitten based on the materials.

Stitches Used:
Ch, Sl St, Sc, Hdc

Instructions:
Glove
Round 1: Ch 26, join with sl st in first ch to form a ring; ch 2, hdc in each ch around. Join with sl st to top of beginning ch-2.
Rounds 2-11: Ch 2, turn; *sk next st, 2 hdc in next st. Repeat from * around. Join with sl st to top of beginning ch-2.
Round 12: Ch 2, turn; *sk next st, 2 hdc in next st. Repeat from * around to last 4 sts. Ch 4, sk last 4 sts. Join with sl st to top of beginning ch-2.
Rounds 13-14: Ch 2, turn; *sk next st, 2 hdc in next st. Repeat from * around. Join with sl st to top of beginning ch-2.

Fasten off and weave in the yarn ends.

Thumb
Attach yarn to any st of thumb hole; ch 2, hdc in each st around. Join with sl st to top of beginning ch-2.

Fasten off and weave in the yarn ends.

Trim
Attach pink to any sc on unfinished edge (work both wrist and finger edges as well as thumb); ch 1, sc in each st around. Join with sl st to beginning ch-1.

Fasten off and weave in the yarn ends.

Mitt
Round 1: Ch 12; hdc in 3rd ch from hook and in each ch across to last ch. Work 3 hdc in last ch and each across opposite side to the first hdc. 2 hdc in same st as first hdc. Join with sl st to top of first hdc.
Rounds 2-5: Ch 2, hdc in each hdc around. Join with sl st to first hdc.
Round 6: Join pink; ch 2, hdc in each hdc around. Join with sl st to first hdc.
Rounds 7-11: Ch 2, hdc in each hdc around. Join with sl st to top of beginning ch-2.

Fasten off and weave in the yarn ends.

Finishing Instructions:
Matching sts, sew front of glove to back of mitt at the fingers (make sure that the mitts are sewn to the front of the gloves so that the thumbs of each glove point inward). Join pink to the center of each mitt fingertip and ch 8, sl st in same st as joining. Line up this loop to the bottom (wrist) of glove and sew on a button.

Published by Phebe A. Durand

A journalist turned instructor who decided that a steady income wasn't worth creative frustration, Phebe Durand (Lolaness) now focuses on ways that technology can enrich our lives, her works range from writi...  View profile

  • Optionally, you could attach an Irish rose motif to the wrist side of each mitten.
  • The gloves can be made thicker by holding 2 strands of yarn together throughout.
  • Mix and match colors to create even more variety.

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  • Audrey M. Brown12/30/2007

    Ooh, I've been looking for mittens like this everywhere. Maybe I'll just point my friend who knits conveniently toward this article...hahaha!

  • Celeste Parker12/22/2007

    These are very cute. I'm going to have to make a pair.

  • ALBAN MEHLING12/6/2007

    Another beautiful project. Thank You fer sharin'. Merry Christmas. ;-}}>

  • Harold Dean Sink12/5/2007

    Well...it is rather greek to me since I don't understand knitting. But thanks.

  • JRS12/3/2007

    Neat! Thanks!

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