Everyway Mitts

The Everyway Mitts have a fun array of cables on the back of the hand. The cables radiate in right angles from the center. These fingerless gloves will keep your hands warm while leaving your fingers free, I guess for crocheting!

What you’ll learn:  Connected front- and back-post double crochet, Forward crab stitch, Stacked double crochet

• Size: Adult small (women’s) with instructions to adjust the size
• Yarn weight:  Light/dk (3)
• Yarn amount:  120 yards
• Hook:  G/4.0mm
• Skill level: Intermediate to advanced. Highly recommend having experience with front- and back-post double crochet before starting.
• Pattern type:  Step-by-step written instructions with photos. Videos to show connected cable stitches and forward crab stitch.
• Language:  English with US terminology
• Pages:  12

Galena Fingerless Gloves

The Galena Fingerless Gloves pattern uses the mini-C2C stitch to create its wavy, unique texture. The easy construction means you’ll make these hand warmers in just a couple of hours.

The finished mitt can be made in two sizes, small (women’s) and large (men’s). It looks great in solids or multiple colors! And perhaps the best part – no sewing is required! The pattern includes instructions to make each glove all in one piece.

What you’ll learn:  Mini-C2C stitch in a tube shape

• Size: Adult small (women’s) and large (men’s)
• Yarn weight:  Light/dk (3)
• Yarn amount:  130-150 yards
• Skill level: Intermediate
• Pattern type:  Step-by-step written instructions with photos
• Language:  English with US terminology
• Pages:  7

Diamond Vines Mitts

The Diamond Vines Mitts have a lovely row of diamond stitches on the back of your hand. The stitches are easy to learn and work up quickly!

What you’ll learn:  Diamond Stitch

• Size: Adult small (women’s) with instructions to adjust the size
• Yarn weight:  Light/dk (3) or Worsted (4)
• Yarn amount:  100 yards
• Skill level: Intermediate
• Pattern type:  Step-by-step written instructions with photos
• Language:  English with US terminology
• Pages:  8

These patterns have been independently tested for clarity and accuracy.

If you have any questions as you make them, I’m happy to help!

The Everyway Mitts have a fun array of cables on the back of the hand. The cables radiate in right angles from the center. These fingerless gloves will keep your hands warm while leaving your fingers free, I guess for crocheting!

What you’ll learn:  Connected front- and back-post double crochet, Forward crab stitch, Stacked double crochet

• Size: Adult small (women’s) with instructions to adjust the size
• Yarn weight:  Light/dk (3)
• Yarn amount:  120 yards
• Hook:  G/4.0mm
• Skill level: Intermediate to advanced. Highly recommend having experience with front- and back-post double crochet before starting.
• Pattern type:  Step-by-step written instructions with photos. Videos to show connected cable stitches and forward crab stitch.
• Language:  English with US terminology
• Pages:  12
• Estimated time to complete:  3-4 hours

This pattern has been independently tested for clarity and accuracy.

If you have any questions as you make it, I’m happy to help!

The pink mitts pictured were made with Swish DK in Blossom Heather, from crochet.com*.

The striped mitts were made with Amigo in Marsala and Titanium, from Hobbii*.

The rust-colored mitts were made with Malabrigo Dos Tierras in Aurora, from Jimmy Beans Wool*.

The off-white mitts were made with Stylecraft Special DK from Lovecrafts.

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The Everyway Beret has a distinctive cable pattern that looks great in any color! The fun array of cables give it a unique rounded square shape.

What you’ll learn:  Decreasing cables, Connected front- and back-post double crochet, Forward crab stitch

• Size: Small (18″ circumference) and Large (20″)
• Yarn weight:  Light/dk (3)
• Yarn quantity:  225-250 yards
• Skill level: Intermediate to advanced. Highly recommend having experience with front- and back-post double crochet before starting.
• Pattern type:  Step-by-step written instructions with photos. Video to show connected cable stitches.
• Language:  English with US terminology
• Pages:  9

This pattern has been independently tested for clarity and accuracy.

If you have any questions as you make it, I’m happy to help!

Yarn pictured:

The rust-colored beret was made with Malabrigo Dos Tierras in Aurora, from Jimmy Beans Wool*.

The striped beret was made with Amigo in Marsala and Titanium, from Hobbii*.

The off-white beret was made with Stylecraft Special DK from Lovecrafts.

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