10 Easy And Super Comfy Knitted Mittens
The easiest and quickest gloves to make are mittens, especially knitted mittens. They have no fingers but are the same warm as the regular ones. You can make them long enough to cover your hands fully.
We often struggle with the most basic things in winter, like using your mobile phone, writing or simple scratching our nose. The design of the mitts enables you to do all the actions that you couldn’t do wearing regular gloves without taking them off and loosing warmth. Take a look at examples below and search for links to free patterns under the pictures.
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1. Nalu Mitts
This short mitts are perfect for autumn. It’s still sunny but getting cold at night. They will keep you warm without overheating and they are very convenient to use. They will also match a lot of autumn clothes as grey is such a neutral color.
- DESIGNED by: Leila Raabe Designs
- PROJECT TYPE: knitted mittens
- CRAFT: knitting
- SKILL LEVEL: beginner
PHOTOS by Leila Raabe Designs / guinceandco.com
Find the original free pattern on guinceandco.com
2. Basic Soft DK Mitts
These colors imply on wearing them during the fall – the design is bright but with mixture of different shades. Autumn has this advantage that not everything must fit perfectly – it’s rather a patchwork of many different thick yarns, than a monotonous one pattern. So enjoy mixing!
- DESIGNED by: Schibot Garne
- PROJECT TYPE: knitted mittens
- CRAFT: knitting
- SKILL LEVEL: beginner
PHOTOS by Schibot Garne / schibotgarne.de
Find original free pattern on schibotgarne.de.
3. Simple Cabled Hand Warmer
Mitts weather is almost here! There’s no better way to start fall that to make some colorful and super soft knitted mittens, don’t you think? Especially if you have leftover yarn laying around, it’s the best way to get rid of it and create a fantastic project in the process!
- DESIGNED by: Athena Liu
- PROJECT TYPE: knitted mittens
- CRAFT: knitting
- SKILL LEVEL: beginner
PHOTOS by Athena Liu / ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on Ravelry.
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4. Easy Stranded Mitts
These adorable knitted mitts in the pictures below are made flat and then seamed at the side. Aren’t they just the sweetest? Take a look at the pictures below, you will simply fall in love with this easy and very relaxing project. You can make them in any color you like!
- DESIGNED by: Marie Bocock
- PROJECT TYPE: knitted mittens
- CRAFT: knitting
- SKILL LEVEL: beginner
PHOTOS by Marie Bocock / ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on theknittingtimes.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
5. Winter Tide Wristwarmers
Warm yourself from wrists to toes with this amazing knitted accessory. Wristwarmers by Carrie Gos are beginner friendly and are based on the super easy wave pattern. That is what makes them look so fabulous and not unusual. With their delicate texture and soft yarn used for knitting they will for sure change your life this season.
- DESIGNED by: Carrie Gos
- PROJECT TYPE: knitted mittens
- CRAFT: knitting
- SKILL LEVEL: beginner
Photos by Carrie Gos / ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on Ravelry.
6. Hazel Wrist Warmers
Fashionable accessories can and should be comfortable, easy to wear and functional as much as they are stylish. This is exactly the case of these wristwarmers by DROPS Design. This basic knit is a great addition to any wardrobe, as they are very functional and extremely warming. Such a nice and snuggly feeling on your hands and wrists is something you will cherish during winter days.
- DESIGNED by: DROPS Design
- PROJECT TYPE: knitted mittens
- CRAFT: knitting
- SKILL LEVEL: beginner
Photos by DROPS Design / ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on garnstudio.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
7. The Shorty 40
This mitten pattern is designed to fulfill all the needs you might have during cold days. Some basic DK yarn gives them a great structure so that they hold well in your hands and wrists. Mohair yarn is there for that extra warmth and softness. The third yarn is to add up some extra factor, like sparkliness that was created with sequin yarn by Johanna Huck. Make your own twists to the design and enjoy your fancy comfort.
- DESIGNED by: Johanna Huck
- PROJECT TYPE: knitted mittens
- CRAFT: knitting
- SKILL LEVEL: beginner
Photos by Johanna Huck / ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on Ravelry.
8. Choco Mitts
When comfort meets beauty, that’s where we stop and search for a source of it all. The pattern of Comfort Zone Knits is all that and even more. Super functional and very warm mittens that you knit yourself are a perfect addition to your wardrobe. Made in soft yarn, finished with a cable knit pattern that adds up that extra cozy look to the whole design. Grab the yarn in your favorite color and knit it away!
- DESIGNED by: Comfort Zone Knits
- PROJECT TYPE: knitted mittens
- CRAFT: knitting
- SKILL LEVEL: intermediate
Photos by Comfort Zone Knits / ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on Ravelry.
9. Pretty Please Mittens
Get ready for winter with these cozy knit mittens. This pair has a classic, eye-catching ornament design that will brighten up your outfit. The fabric is soft and warm, so you can be sure your hands will be safe even on the coldest days. The step-by-step knitting pattern is free and easy to follow.
- DESIGNED by: Traci Scott
- PROJECT TYPE: knitted mittens
- CRAFT: knitting
- SKILL LEVEL: intermediate
Photos by Traci Scott / ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on fleecelovehappiness.home.blog, or read more about it on Ravelry.
10. White Planeswalker Mittens
The sun design of this mitten will cheer you up even when the sun is hidden behind snowy clouds. The bright colors will make you stand out from the crowd. Warm and cozy, this pair is a must for all knitters. The project is great for anyone who knows the basics. Follow the free step-by-step pattern to get started.
- DESIGNED by: Amanda Karlsson
- PROJECT TYPE: knitted mittens
- CRAFT: knitting
- SKILL LEVEL: intermediate
Photos by Amanda Karlsson / ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on Ravelry.
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