Fingerless Gloves Knitting Patterns: {30+ Freebies}

Belle Ruffle: Neo-Victorian inspired ruffled fingerless gloves. Each glove features three buttons and a delicate bell ruffle. Free pdf download.

Carrie Handwarmers: The cuffs are done in k1p1 ribbing and the body in moss stitch.

Divani: Knit with set of 4 double-pointed needles. Free pdf pattern download.

Fingerless Gloves Pattern: Features fun “furry” cuffs knit with Berroco Plush.

Princess Mitts: Free pattern from the The Knitter’s Book of Yarn: The Ultimate Guide to Choosing, Using, and Enjoying Yarn.

Fetching Beauty: Finished cuff circumference: 7 inches (unstretched) and length: 6.25 inches.

Simply Soft: Experience level is marked as easy, finished size is approximately 4″ wide by 14″ long.

Lucky Warm Fuzzies: These fingerless gloves are made from a scrumptiously soft synthetic yarn and embellished with vintage buttons.

Wristlets (pdf): Circumference 6 1/2″ and length 6 1/2″.

Dashing: These mitts are meant to fit snugly around the wrist, to keep out cold winds.

Cabled: (pdf) Gusset is designed with no seaming and no holes to speak of.

Spirogyra Wristwarmers: Made in a Slanting Shell Stitch pattern.

Hand Warming Gloves: Nice design!

Spiral: Use luxurious fingering weight yarn to make the mitts.

Merry Wristers: Takes less than one skein of 115 yards for this pattern.

Evenstar: For smaller or larger gloves go up or down 1 or 2 needles sizes. Length to wrist is approx 12 cm.

Diagonal Eyelet: This pair of hand warmers are made with a diagonal eyelets and ribbing cuffs and tops.

Long Striped: Finished size to fit average woman – 7 inches in circumference and 12 1/2 inches long.

Lepidoptera: You can use any fingering weight yarn for these lovelies.

Mikado: This is for a long pair, you’ll find a shorter version available too.

Kat’s Paws: Made with dpns. This is a very easy fingerless mitten made out of self-striping sock yarn.

Fingerless Gloves: Worked on dpns and divided on three needles, free pdf pattern download available.

Easy Waffle Stitch: These gloves are knit flat, seamed up the side and knit up quickly.

Lacey Office: Stretches to fit all hands up to an 8″ wrist circumference.

Chevron: These can be made with dpns or Magic Loop.

Cabled: A basic stockinette stitch background and knit 2, purl 2 ribbing puts all the focus on the cable down the back of the hand.

Annlina: Annlina is a fingerless glove/gauntlet that extends up over the elbow. It’s knit in stockinette and rib in Ultra Alpaca. Free pdf pattern download available.

Eeryne: Made with dpns (4 needles) and fingering to sport weight yarn.

Easy Lace: Easy to make and knit over 4 dpns. Wear them alone or over purchased gloves.

Emerald Green: Made with dpns in Stockinette, Moss and Double Moss stitches.

Potluck Mittens: Made with dpns, sized to fit an average adult woman’s hand.

Endpaper Mitts: These would be an excellent first project for a novice colorwork knitter – they’re small and snappy and dead-simple.

Flat-Knit Fingerless Gloves: Simple design that offers a few features: they’re reversible, easy to customize (decorative stitches, cable, etc.) and can be knit flat or in the round.

Quick & Simple Wrist Warmers: Quick garter stitch pattern using straight needles and knitted flat with simple seaming at the end.

Montgomery: Easy design sized to fit women’s medium (8″ around cuff). Worked in the round from the cuff up and features a row of eyelets at the cuff, thumb and palm.