Drew's Easy On Mittens

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Drews Easy-On Mitts

2013, Oombawka Design

Size: Toddler (5.75 inches length/3 inches width)

Tension:

Cuff: 4 sc/4 rows of blo sc = 1 inch (2.5 inches length/2.75 inches wide)

Mitten: 4 hdc/3.5 rows of hdc = 1 inch (4.25 inches length/3 inches wide *widest part*)

Materials:

Bernat Softee Chunky [5] bulky (164 m/180 y)(100 g/3.5 oz) < 1 ball (the colour used above is Terra

Cotta Mist)

2 buttons (the ones in the photo are size 18 mm Gutermann 95 2542)

5mm crochet (US 8/H) hook

Stitch markers

Yarn needle

Scissors

You can wear these mittens with the

closure on the underside of the wrist

or, on top of the wrist. My daughter

likes the buttons so she wears themfacing up. For Drew I put them facing

down so he doesnt try to open them.


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Abbreviations: blo: back loop only, sc: single crochet, hdc: half double crochet, ss: slip stitch, st: stitch,

sts: stitches, FO: finish off, hdc2tog: half double crochet two together, AL: adjustable loop

Cuff:

Row 1: Chain 6

Row 2: this row is worked in the 3rd loop only (backside of the chain), sc in the 2nd chain from the hook

and across, chain 1, turn [5]

Row 3: sc blo across, chain 1, turn [5]

Row 4-17: repeat Row 3 [5]

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I request that you do not copy or distribute this pattern (in whole or in part) as your

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Fold the cuff in half, so the 5th stitch of the first row is now located on the top right-hand corner.

Slip stitch to the 5th chain of row 1 (see Figure 2)

Continuing around the top of the cuff:

Round 1: sc around the top of the cuff (beginning in the stitch to the left of the ss) [17] (see Figure 1)

Round 2: 1 sc in blo, of each of the first 14sts, 1 sc in 3rd loop only of each of the last 3 sts [17]

Round 3: 1 sc in 3rd

loop only of the first 14 sts, 1 sc in both loops (normal crochet) of each of the last 3sts [17]

Round 4: (1 hdc in each of the first 3 sts, 2 hdc in the next st) 4x, 1 hdc in the next 1 st [21]

Round 5-7: hdc around [21]

Left Hand Round 8: 1 hdc in each of the first 5 sts, skip the next 4 sts, 1 ss and 1 hdc in the next st (10th

st), 1 hdc in each of the next 11 sts [18] (*ss counts as a stitch)

Right Hand Round 8: 1 hdc in each of the first 15 sts, skip the next 4 sts, 1 ss and 1 hdc in the next stitch

(20th

st), 1 hdc in the last st [18] (*ss counts as a stitch)

Round 9-13: hdc around [18] (*remember that ss in round 8 counts as a stitch)

Round 14: (hdc2tog) 9 x [9] *I stitch this round tightly*

Round 15: hdc around [9]

Figure 2

After folding the cuff in half, this is

where the first stitch of row 1 will be

located. This is where you slip stitch

the cuff together.

Figure 1

This is where you will begin Round 1

of the actual mitten (your first SC).

You may wish to mark this stitch with

a stitch marker so you will remember

where to start each round.


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Round 16: sc around [9]

Round 17: ss to the first st, FO, leaving a long tail for sewing; cut the yarn; turn the mitten inside-out

and weave the ends of the yarn through both loops of the sc round; tighten firmly and weave in loose

ends

Thumb

With the thumb opening on the left-hand side of your work, join the yarn with a slip stitch, to the stitchjust to the left of the palm of the mitten (Figure 3).

Round 1: 1 hdc in the same st you ss to, hdc around [6 hdc + 1 ss]

Round 2: ss to the ss of round 1, 1 hdc in each st around (except the one you ss into) [6 hdc + 1 ss]

Round 3: ss to the ss of round 2, 1 hdc in each st around (except the one you ss into) [6 hdc + 1 ss]

Round 4: ss to the ss of round 3, sc around, ss to the first ss of round 4 [6 sc, 2ss], FO, leaving a tail for

sewing; cut the yarn; turn the mitten inside-out and weave the ends of the yarn through both loops of

the sc round; tighten firmly and weave in loose ends

Closure:

Create an adjustable loop (AL).

Figure 3

This is the stitch where you will start

the thumb rounds (on each hand I

started in the same place)


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Round 1: 12 hdc into the AL (find your button and make sure that it fits into the centre-hole created by

the 12 hdc in the AL you can tighten your loop but ensure you do not tighten it so much that your

button no longer fits through)

Row 2: chain 1, sc once into the 1st

hdc of Round 1, chain 1, turn [3]

Row 3-6: 1 sc in each of the 3 stitches you created in row 2, chain 1, turn [3]

Row 7: sc around the entire closure, ss to the beginning sc of the row (do not finish off)

Attachment of Closures:

Please see the diagram and photo below for assistance.

Place the closure above the valley row on the furthest edge of the cuff. Join the closure with a slip

stitch before single crocheting through the closure and around the post stitch of the valley row.

Crochet (sc) along the entire edge of the closure and then slip stitch into the cuff before cutting and

weaving in the ends of the yarn.

Next, attach your button. I also attach this in the valley area of the cuff.

MountainValley (where you

attach the closure)

I single crochet along

the posts of this row to

attach the closure.


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Happy Crocheting!

All the best,

Rhondda Completely Hooked

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For placement of the closure I sc

through the posts in the valley

between the mountains; this

allows the closure to rest flat and to

remain hidden from view when

looking from the front of the mitten.
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