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Page 1-Brooklyn Fingerless Mitts
Page 1-Brooklyn Fingerless Mitts
Materials
1. Worsted weight ( size 4 medium) yarn
2. Hook – G (4.25mm)
3. Two ¾ inch wooden buttons
Gauge
Using G hook, 16 sc rows worked in back loops = 4 inches
Size
Finished size: 3.5 inches wide and 7 ½ inches long
Yardage
100 Yards for a pair
Stitch Explanation
Extended Single crochet (esc): Insert your hook into the next st and pull up a loop, yarn over and pull through
one loop, yarn over again and pull through the remaining 2 loops on hook.-----1 esc completed
Work in Back loops or Front loops only: See the picture below to learn what it means to work into back loops
only or front loops only. When making a regular stitch the hook is inserted under both the loops as seen in 1st
diagram below but inserted only into one of the loops in case you are working into back or front loops.
Stitch Abbreviations
The pattern is in standard American terms.
sc- single crochet
esc- extended single crochet
sl st- slip stitch
ch- chain
sk- skip
All the pictures have been numbered sequentially and grouped at the end of the written pattern.
Pattern
Row 1: 1 sc in 2nd chain from hook and each chain across. Turn.-------------11 sc
Row 2: Working in back loops only, ch 1 ( not counted as a st) , 1 sc in back loop of the same st as ch 1, 1 sc in
back loop of next 10 stitches. Turn.----------------- 11 sc
Repeat Row 2 till your work measures 7 inches. Do not stretch your band while measuring. Now slip stitch the
two shorter ends together inserting your hook through the front loops of the stitches on your last row and the
free loops on the very first row to form a circular band as show in Pic 1 below. See Stitch explanation for
working in front loops. I got 14 ridges in the band including the ridge formed by slip stitching the ends together.
Now the rest of the mittens will be worked in the round.
Round 1: Ch 1( does not count as a st), proceed to work a round of sc all around the band , making 1 sc in each
sc row end ( one in each ridge and trough). Sl st to the first sc. Do not turn. See Pic 2 below. --------- 28 sc
Round 2: Ch 3 ( counts as first esc and ch 1), skip 1 st, *(1 esc in next st, ch 1 , skip 1 st), repeat from * till end
of the round. You would have reached the beginning ch 3, do not turn.---------------- 14 esc in the round.
Note: Esc is the stitch right before it to the right and not the one right on top of it. See Pic 3 below to find out
where to insert your hook to make an esc.
Round 3: Work 1 esc into top of beginning chain 2 of previous round, place a marker in the esc you just made.
The marker will show you where Round 3 started. *(1 esc in next esc, ch 1, sk 1 st), repeat from * till you reach
back near the marked st. Do not turn.---------------- 14 esc
Round 4: 1 esc in marked st, move the marker up into the esc you just made, ch 1, sk 1 st, *(1 esc in next esc, ch
1, sk 1 st), repeat from * till you reach back near the marked st. Do not turn.---------------- 14 esc
Repeat Round 4 four more times. Every time you reach back near the marked stitch you would have completed
one round.
13 esc
The skipped stitches will form the hole for your thumb.
The skipped stitches will form the hole for your thumb.
Round 11 & 12: 1 esc in marked st, move the marker up into the esc you just made, ch 1, sk 1 st, *(1 esc in next
esc, ch 1, sk 1 st), repeat from * till you reach back near the marked st. Do not turn.---------------- 14 esc
Round 13 ( Last Round): 1 regular sc in the marked esc, sl st to the next ch 1. This would have evened out the
edges. Ch 1, 1 sc in next st and each st across, sl st to beginning ch 1. Fasten off.
Finishing
Weave in any tails left and sew two wooden buttons onto the ribbed band for embellishment.
PICTURES
1. Sl stitch the first and last rows together 2. Work a round of sc across row ends
3. Shows where to insert your hook when pattern asks you to work an Esc in next Esc
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