Tiffany Blue Fingerless Mitts
These beautiful blue mitts are the exact same color as every girl's favorite little blue box. The Tiffany Blue Fingerless Mitts are an adorable cold weather knit accessory that offer the perfect amount of warmth. This fingerless mittens pattern is a great way to add a pop of springtime color into a dreary winter wardrobe. The Tiffany Blue Fingerless Mitts make a great gift for anyone who appreciates charming knitwear.
Knitting Needle Size11 or 8 mm
Yarn Weight(5) Bulky/Chunky (12-15 stitches for 4 inches)
Materials:
- Yarn (Bulky Weight) 3.5 ounces, 120 yards (100 grams, 110 meters) per skein; 1(2) skeins
- Knook Size L (8 mm) or size needed for gauge
OR
- Knitting Needles Straight. Size 11 (8 mm) or size needed for gauge
- Yarn needle
SIZE INFORMATION
Size: Small/Medium {Large/X-Large}
Fits Hand Circumference: 7½{9½}"/19{24} cm
Finished Length: 7" (18 cm)
GAUGE INFORMATION
In Stockinette Stitch (knit one row, purl one row), 12 sts and 16 rows = 4" (10 cm)
GAUGE
Exact gauge is essential for proper size or fit. Before beginning your project, make a sample swatch using the yarn and Knook/needles specified. After completing the swatch, measure it, counting your stitches and rows carefully. If your swatch is larger or smaller, make another, changing the Knook/needle size to get the correct gauge.
Keep trying until you find the size
Knook/needles that will give you the specified gauge.
ABBREVIATIONS
ch(s) chain(s)
cm centimeters
K knit
mm millimeters
P purl
st(s) stitch(es)
tog together
YO yarn over
SYMBOLS & TERMS
( ) or [ ] — work enclosed instructions as many times as specified by the number immediately following or contains explanatory remarks.
colon (:) — the number(s) given after a colon at the end of a row denote(s) the number of stitches you should have on that row.
INSTRUCTIONS
Mitt (Make 2)
Knook: Leaving a long end for sewing, ch 24{30}, pick up 23{29} sts on foundation ch: 24{30} sts.
Knit: Leaving a long end for sewing, cast on 24{30} sts.
Rows 1-6: (K3, P3) across.
Row 7 (Right side): Knit across.
Row 8: K1, P 22{28}, K1.
Rows 9-24: Repeat Rows 7 and 8, 8 times.
Rows 25-28: (K3, P3) across.
Bind off all sts in pattern, leaving a long end for sewing.
Weave seam from bottom edge for 3" (7.5 cm) (Fig. 7, page 23), then weave seam from top edge for 3" (7.5 cm), leaving 1" (2.5 cm) opening for thumb.
KNIT 2 TOGETHER
(abbreviated K2 tog)
Insert the Knook into the front of the second and then the first stitch on the cord as if to knit (Fig. 1a), then knit them together as if they were one stitch (Fig. 1b).
YARN OVER
(abbreviated YO)
Bring the yarn to the front under the Knook, then back over the top of the Knook, so that it is now in position to knit the next stitch (Fig. 2).
PICKING UP STITCHES
When instructed to pick up stitches on a knitted piece, insert the Knook from the front to the back under two strands at the edge of the worked piece (Fig. 3). Catch the yarn as if picking up stitches on the foundation chain and draw the yarn through, resulting in a stitch on the Knook.
Repeat this along the edge, picking up the required number of stitches.
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nanbon44
Dec 14, 2013
Oh, I so need a pair of these as my hands get so cold when I am on the computer..
momsoncrafts
Dec 14, 2013
Hey, I'm Tiffani, but I'm not blue. These fingerless gloves look way too cool!
qtlilmisfitdoll 91 43475
Dec 14, 2013
I haven't knitted in long time but this pattern makes me want to get my knitting needles out and see if I still remember how!
bobbysgirl1 638564 2
Dec 14, 2013
These look pretty simple but need to be a little longer for my taste.
dmhanchur 9557756
Dec 14, 2013
These look very interesting. I think this is a good project for me to tackle. I like new and different ideas for both crocheting and knitting!
ladyaudj 0234630
Dec 14, 2013
This looks like it would be great for me for work when they forget to turn the heat on
partygal31 4417202
Dec 13, 2013
Looks like another great pattern for me to try and learn knitting.
jhobble2 6924524
Dec 13, 2013
Would be glad to make these and donate to the Clinic or Lord's Diner.
pixie1026 2123826
Dec 13, 2013
Huh, not sure about this fingerless trend....like the pattern itself, though.
ruthechidley 94193 94
Dec 13, 2013
Another simple yet pretty knitting project I can try, as I get back to a little knitting instead of crocheting everything.
Sewbig01 5693268
Dec 13, 2013
Though my fingers would be too cold for these, they are nice for texters.
Tina McLerran
Dec 13, 2013
This is a wonderfully simple pattern that would work up quickly for gifts!!
tabithakeener 6358 895
Dec 12, 2013
This looks super easy, and I would love to learn! Very pretty and I love this color!
caspencer999 20822 88
Dec 12, 2013
Looks super simple and fast = great for typing in a cold office
babypics96 9059230
Dec 12, 2013
Love the fact that your actually showing how to knit. Now I may be able to make these for my granddaughters.
mbrentp 0069416
Dec 12, 2013
Simple knitting pattern. I have made these in crochet but will do them in knit and see which I like better. Who am I kidding, I love the projects I make even when they don't turn out how i expect. LOL
bporter795 3875414
Dec 12, 2013
very simple pattern handy for a throw together gift for someone, I think I might make a few pairs for some friends
Fvcrfts01
Dec 12, 2013
I love fingerless mitts! Please more crochet patterns for such. Thank you and healthy safe holiday season for all.
pmk49 2055271
Dec 12, 2013
I have a friend who would like to have a pair of these and they don't look too hard to make.
Liz knits
Dec 12, 2013
What a great pattern. Nice and simple. I haven't made these, but I have been looking for the perfect pattern to knit up a pair of fingerless gloves. My hands actually get cold when I'm knitting so I want a pair to wear while I create...they'd also be great while playing games on my smart phone.
beautyinthegeek 96 73497
Dec 12, 2013
I don't really knit but those are so cute, I might have to crochet something similar to give as gifts this year
Weezie40
Dec 12, 2013
Very nice. I sure could use these right now since the weather is COLD. I also like quick and easy projects.
teapotcrafts 39590 82
Dec 12, 2013
Very nice but where I live I don't have the opportunity to use them.
darcibailey 491925 5
Dec 11, 2013
I like that this can be completed quickly, maybe a few additional Christmas gifts!
kellyssweeps 86812 89
Dec 11, 2013
I love these gloves will have to make them in the new year. too many projects going right now
annesode 0441640
Dec 11, 2013
I am thinking that fingerless mitts or convertible mittens are the way to go for my next foray into knitwear for the hands. I like that these are done on large needles and should be quick to make.
caitlinmelody 0253 024
Dec 11, 2013
My daughter is 8 and loves to knit. I need to show her this pattern! Thank you so much for the chance to win!
anne1758
Dec 11, 2013
Absolutely love the fingerless gloves. These would be a great gift for anyone, male or female, young and old. Easy to make and the instructions are easy to follow. Well, here's another few stocking stuffers to make!!
angel1877 0914855
Dec 11, 2013
I love this color, and the pattern looks really easy to follow. I'm looking forward to trying this when I'm done all of my holiday knitting.
maddidonato 883107 5
Dec 11, 2013
This looks like the perfect fingerless mitten pattern for me to try. Love how simple it is.
hardwarequeen 4864 590
Dec 11, 2013
These are cute and look easy to make. I appreciate the pictures.
hansenpj05 7188008
Dec 11, 2013
I need to learn to do this would love to love the visual pics of how to
belvadoyle 3074202
Dec 11, 2013
I hope I win this. I have been waning to learn to use the knook and this would be a great way to try it.
hotbarbydahl 82381 24
Dec 11, 2013
I wonder if I could get my daughter to make these. . .she knits, I crochet!
debb332 8822909
Dec 11, 2013
Cute mittens. I will have to make these for my niece, she will love them.
Pmalmgren 4343744
Dec 11, 2013
Recently purchased the Knook and am excited to learn how to use it. Am also excited about the 12 days of Christmas giveawaY I love y'all's giveaways
Deenasan 4022735
Dec 11, 2013
I love the color...is it specified somewhere and I just am missing it?
lesleyrougeau 9202 990
Dec 11, 2013
These mitts look pretty easy to make. I love the colour that was chosen.
ybliku2
Dec 11, 2013
Very cute and would be perfect for working on a project while at a football game or any outdoor activity in the fall or winter. Will definitely have to check this one out! I love it.
kathyfulton2002 93 29905
Dec 11, 2013
Haven't tried gloves or mitts EVER, but this looks like a good pattern to start with!
thefrenchsfarm 070 2181
Dec 11, 2013
Not to sure about mitts. worried about doing finger holes
quilter14222 16003 49
Dec 11, 2013
I like this pattern. I have made 5 pair of mitts over the past couple of months, and I enjoy finding a new project like this one!
KrisMort
Dec 11, 2013
I wasn't thrilled about having to seam this until I realized the way it's seamed means I don't have to make a thumb gusset. I just might have to make a few pair!
dana1126 8542432
Dec 11, 2013
Think I will start on these tomorrow - warm hands sound so good with all our cold weather. Love the patterns and ideas they are awesome!
jshel58 9885720
Dec 11, 2013
These look simply easy to do. What a great idea for warm hands in the winter.
mhyarn
Dec 11, 2013
Sometimes cute simple patterns are exactly what you need to get that next project going! Thanks
jenniferhamilton7 5105371
Dec 11, 2013
Nice and simple gloves to make...would be GORGEOUS with cables running down the back!
morningstar1056 08 16066
Dec 11, 2013
Love this pattern. Have teenage girls that will love these! Thanks for the pattern and idea!!
katfeverforever 29 50839
Dec 11, 2013
My 6 year old niece wants desperately to knit like her aunt but gets quickly frustrated trying to manage two needles. Maybe I should get her a knook for Christmas?
rooscar
Dec 11, 2013
Thank you so much for this, and for all of your other, free patterns that you share. I hope to be able to make these mitts soon! Merry Christmas!
yarning4asmile on Ravelry
Dec 11, 2013
I love mittens and thought I already commented on this post but do not see my previous post...I do love the stitch detail on this pattern. I am actually wanting to CO a pair of mittens and have some local dyed yarn that would look lovely in this pattern... but I must finish my Christmas socks!
Crafter 19484
Dec 11, 2013
Very nice. my daughters and granddaughter would love to have a pair of these
crkrjack77
Dec 11, 2013
I would love to learn how to knit. The only knitting I can do is with the looms. Maybe this will be a New Year's Resolution, learn to knit.
Angela Walker
Dec 11, 2013
Looks like a good first project to try with the knook once I have one large enough...Or I might just knit some....
cfparrothead 43536 90
Dec 11, 2013
I have looked at this craft before but have yet to try. I always like mittens, they are usually small projects, easy to carry and complete.
mrsschomer 7543807
Dec 11, 2013
My daughter totally wants a pair of fingerless mitts, and this pattern looks so easy. I'm a relatively new knitter, so this pattern should be right up my alley. Thanks! :)
Gypsyhooker
Dec 11, 2013
Another project to be added to list that never seems to get shorter. ;)
michtexus 3520380
Dec 11, 2013
I haven't tried using a knook yet, but it doesn't look to hard as I know how to knit and crochet. I like the look of knitting but the ease of crochet.
kcmomof2 9392509
Dec 11, 2013
Love the color of these. Need to knit up a quick pair to keep in my car for morning commute.
CasaCostello
Dec 11, 2013
Ooh this looks like something I shall be adding to the 'To Be Knit' pile!
NLODGE 2847244
Dec 11, 2013
I would love to get back into knitting. I did it as a little girl, but then switched to crocheting later in life. These finterless gloves are just the thing to get me back into knitting!
Judy 121
Dec 11, 2013
I don't knit but crochet and these seem like a good way to try my hand at knitting.
Ejd7884 9528870
Dec 11, 2013
I love that there are pictures to go with the directions. I can't wait to make these!
pawpawslilpixie 04 47586
Dec 11, 2013
guess I have never gotten the idea of fingerless gloves or mittens, how do your fingers stay warm? now that being said I bet my great niece would love a pair of these in red and or black of course since those seem to be her preferred colors lol :)
jessicamirasol 113 6258
Dec 11, 2013
These look great! I would love to make them as a gift for my coworker. We share an office and it's crazy cold all the time, but we also do a lot of computer work so we need our fingers free. These would be perfect!
mls833
Dec 11, 2013
I'd love to make these. My husband has neuropathy in his hands from chemo and these would be perfect.
hookhollyanne 8931 745
Dec 11, 2013
These seem super simple! I only just started using the Knook kits and they are a fun craft!
busdriver43512 154 4159
Dec 11, 2013
vERY EASY TO MAKE AND LOVE THEM. MAKING SOME FOR GRANDKIDS. THANKS
dyibeautyguru 1971 133
Dec 11, 2013
I love clear tutorials. I have been obsessed with learning how to do this since I seen a lady from work do it. There is something so American and self-serving about knowing how to knook. I would love to be able to try this! I'm sharing this to pinterest!
ajfacebook 6355681
Dec 11, 2013
I crocheted my daughter a pair of finger less gloves and she loves them. I haven't tried knitting a pair yet but it looks like it shouldn't be too hard.
talyac1984 2308768
Dec 11, 2013
I love this type of glove they can be super useful if you are cold at work.
halona
Dec 11, 2013
These are the best in Texas winters! Keeps the palms warm while holding onto that freezing steering wheel while driving!
Shedor
Dec 11, 2013
Love this pattern, but would be thrilled to learn how to knook. I do a lot of crafts, would enjoy to add this one!!
hbrihill 1956583
Dec 11, 2013
I like the pictures that show the steps. my have to try my hand at these.
jd2crafter 1821910
Dec 11, 2013
I've made similar crochet ones like these. Haven't learned to knook yet but would like to!
countrygIrl7722
Dec 11, 2013
Soo cute!! I LOVE to crochet but I haven't tried to knook yet would love to try it! <3
Mossyoakgirl
Dec 11, 2013
I LOVE to crochet but I have not tried knook would love to try sometime! these look soo cute!
ms607487 6311460
Dec 11, 2013
My 17 year old daughter would adore these... warm hands but still can text her bff's... lol
Mossyoakgirl
Dec 11, 2013
I LOVE to crochet I havent tried knook yet but I would love to try it sometime!
Carrie Carpenter
Dec 11, 2013
I love these mitts, and since they are made with the knook, I just might have to make them!
dcmolumby 5384722
Dec 11, 2013
This project has inspired me to learn the Knook. It looks to be the perfect beginner project!
esbtucker 9764493
Dec 11, 2013
I love to make and wear fingerless mitts. This pattern looks good
allatti2d 0113179
Dec 11, 2013
It looks like knooking would be great to learn! Is a knook the same as a cro-hook? I've seen that mentioned in some patterns. I'm bookmarking this page as my first project for when I get my first knook. :)
jedijoke
Dec 11, 2013
These are so cute. I would love to make a pair for myself and all my girlfriends for Xmas/Holiday gifts.
athena0682 0274950
Dec 11, 2013
These look lovely. Hoping to learn how to do this soon so I can make these for my girls.
NCBlueAngel
Dec 11, 2013
This would make a nice gift for my 16 year old daughter...or I could get her the materials and she could make them herself.:)
suzgill22 8006484
Dec 11, 2013
I love the knitted look and have been so much wanting to learn to knook!
kuymanga
Dec 11, 2013
I enjoy crocheting and consider myself a novice. I read about the knook and have been wanting to learn how to knook! I hope I have a chance to win this giveaway.
suzyhomemaker61
Dec 11, 2013
Beginner here...self taught a few crochet stitches and New Year's "resolution " is to self teach some knitting....pretty much a disabled homebound crafter here
ahegler
Dec 11, 2013
I wish I could learntoknook I love the look of knit but can't control two needles as well as I can one hook
squiggy1108 481664 0
Dec 11, 2013
I have seen a couple of fingerless glove patterns but these fingerless mitts look so easy and I really like the look. Thank you for sharing.
saffronpixie 30532 49
Dec 11, 2013
I may have posted comment to early for the Day 11 giveaway. delete this if the dec 10 comment is ok
edyeestocks 504142 8
Dec 11, 2013
I am looking forward to making them, they are beautiful and I love learning new techniques
V2
Dec 10, 2013
These are so darling, I can't wait to share the pattern with my grandkids! I think they could make these, and it will be a good excuse for us to spend some time together!
ncephas07 4782331
Dec 10, 2013
i love fingerless gloves... still keep you warm, and functional.
monedkelly 1804422
Dec 10, 2013
I really wish I knew how to knit so I could make these, they would make great gifts.
blbvcb 9278130
Dec 10, 2013
I LOVE THE FREE PATTERNS I GET. I BELONG TO A SENIOR CENTER KITING AND AND A COPY OF MY FREE PATTERNS THERE. WE MAKE HATS AND MITTENS AND SWEATERS ETC. TO DONATE THE BABY PANTRY'S AND OTHER PLACES.
saffronpixie 30532 49
Dec 10, 2013
my sister was just saying how she needs some fingerless gloves
xmaslily 2113552
Dec 09, 2013
My daughter loves hand warmers! She is always asking me to find new patterns, can't wait to try this one!
djlarsen 7933280
Dec 09, 2013
I will have to try and crochet these..cover most of hand which I appreciate! I like the color too.
ctsheehy 5454627
Dec 08, 2013
Ooooh, a Knook, a Knook! I want a Knook! I have needles and hooks but yet to try a Knook! Then I can wear my mitts and continue Knooking about, and when Beloved Husband says he wants some Knooky-Knooky, I'll teach HIM how to Knook - Ha, ha, ha! (never get between a crafter and their project - I MEAN it!)
catskinner45 27610 35
Dec 07, 2013
Always wanted to give the Knook a try, and need to learn to knit . Tried it years ago, but I like crocheting.
Ma1030
Dec 07, 2013
One of these days I'm going to master knitting, seems to have much better patterns that crochet
tammieroller 01504 99
Dec 05, 2013
I knitted years ago and this would be fun to try and do to start knitting again!
kayenewman 9017414
Dec 03, 2013
I would love to knit me a pair of Tiffany Blue Fingerless Mitts . I am very cold natured and I know these would warm my hands right up.
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