20 Knit Fingerless Glove Patterns

If you only have a couple of hours to spare, this pattern is for you. Not only is it great for people hwo don't have a whole lot of time on their hands (pun intended), but it's also ideal for beginners who want to just understand the construction of fingerless gloves.

You read that right: these fingerless gloves only take two needles to knit, meaning they're knit flat! We know that beginners can't be bothered with circular or double-pointed knitting needles, but you deserve a pattern for fingerless gloves or mitts, too.

There are two great things about this pattern: firstly, they use only one skein of yarn, and secondly, they're a lot easier than they appear. That texture you see is made by knitting through the back loop, not with cabling!

If you're really in a rush, check out this pattern. These fingerless mitts are a pair that you can whip up in just an hour, since they use super bulky yarn. They're ideal for last-minute gifts, but you might even want to knit yourself a pair since they're so darned cute.

If you don't love the look of super bulky yarn in your knitting, but still want all of the speed, try this pattern. These fingerless gloves use bulky yarn, so you get a more refined look, but you can still knit up a pair in no time flat.

Seed stitch is such a beautiful stitch, and the best part is that it's super easy. Any beginner who knows how to knit and purl can knit something in seed stitch, so these handwarmers are ideal for beginners who want to look like they knit something fancy when they can't quite pull off the more difficult knitting techniques yet.

Add some uniqueness to your winter wardrobe with these Mix It Up Knit Wristers. The blue and white yarn adds a calming and sophisticated touch to these knitted wrist warmers.

That's right: stranded knitting can be easy, too! You'll fall in love with these fingerless mitts because of the cute spiderweb pattern that is so creepy-chic. The colors keep them from looking costumey, and the colorwork is simple enough for beginners to accomplish.

Aren't the colors in these fingerless gloves just breathtaking? From the mustard yellow to the forest green, you have all the colors of falling leaves in this beautiful pattern, making it perfect for the autumn season.

Halloween is everyone's favorite day in fall, and it's no secret why! The fun decor, spooky costumes, and eerie jack-o-lanterns just get you in the festive spirit. These fingerless gloves are great for knitting when fall starts up so you can be ready for All Hallow's Eve!

The simple pattern and muted color of these fingerless gloves make them especially fitting for fall, but honestly, they're basic enough to wear in any season. We love the stitch used in this pattern because it's grippy, so you don't need to worry about spilling your pumpkin spice latte when you have them on.

If ever there was a quintessential pair of fingerless mitts, these would be them. They're short enough to not get in the way of any long sleeves, and the garter stitch brim gives them a clean-cut, classic look. We love the color for fall, but these can also work in any season.

If anything screams "fall" or "winter" more than cables, we'd love to see it! The dainty cable patter in these fingerless mitts is great for the fall because it gives your fingerless mitts the look of tree branches or the spines of leaves. How autumnal!

These gorgeous gloves are not only one of the most clever uses of cables I've ever seen, but the neutral coloring makes them perfect both for autumn and winter alike.

We'll let you in on a secret: the colors in these fingerless gloves don't come from fancy colorwork. They're just the pattern of the yarn! Still, you have to admit the design is absolutely gorgeous, and makes them look a lot more complicated than they actually are.

These spicy fingerless mitts just has the coolest design! We love how the swirling texture looks exactly like a row of onions. If you can knit with double-pointed needles and fine yarn, you can make these fingerless mitts with no problem.

Groovy! Check out the retro design in these fingerless mitts and you'll find yourself getting transported back to an '80s music video. These mitts are perfect for the old soul in your life... or for you and in all different colors.

The design on these fingerless mitts is almost too lovely to be real. The starburst design gives this pattern an ethereal quality, but be warned: this design utilizes short rows and other more advanced techniques, so only seasoned fingerless glove knitters should attempt this one.

These fingerless mitts are some of the most unique we've ever seen, and, fun fact: each of these mitts are knit a little bit differently! This pattern is best attempted by people who have some experience knitting fingerless gloves so the more difficult techniques don't put you off.

For a really cool design with really minimal effort, these handwarmers are your best next project. All they take is three different kinds of yarn and the ability to switch between colors. Everything else is so basic that anyone could complete these trendy mitts.