Fingerless Gloves Knitting Patterns: {30+ Freebies}

Posted By Tipnut On March 4, 2011 @ 1:54 am In Knitting | 7 Comments

Here’s a fine collection of free patterns for fingerless gloves (and handwarmers) that I’ve gathered from around the ‘net and culled from my bookmarks. Lots of different styles and there are some really talented designers in this group!

tricksyknitter.com

Montgomery ^[1]: 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.

Fetching Beauty ^[2]: Finished cuff circumference: 7 inches (unstretched) and length: 6.25 inches.

knitty.com

caron.com

Simply Soft ^[3]: Experience level is marked as easy, finished size is approximately 4″ wide by 14″ long.

Lucky Warm Fuzzies ^[4]: These are made from a scrumptiously soft synthetic yarn and embellished with vintage buttons.

iliveonafarm.com

voknits.com

Belle Ruffle ^[5]: Neo-Victorian inspired, each features three buttons and a delicate bell ruffle.

Carrie ^[6]: The cuffs are done in k1p1 ribbing and the body in moss stitch.

iamwhatiknit.blogspot.ca

naturallycaron.com

Divani ^[7]: Made with set of 4 double-pointed needles. Instructions via pdf download.

Furry Cuffs ^[8]: Features fun “furry” cuffs made with Berroco Plush.

vickiehowell.com

thegivingflower.de

Cabled ^[9]: (pdf) Gusset is designed with no seaming and no holes to speak of.

Spirogyra Wristwarmers ^[10]: Made in a Slanting Shell Stitch design.

knitty.com

annypurls.blogspot.ca

Hand Warming ^[11]: Nice design!

Spiral ^[12]: Luxurious fingering weight yarn is used to make these.

lookingglassknits.blogspot.ca

400squareftliving.blogspot.ca

Merry Wristers ^[13]: Takes less than one skein of 115 yards to make these.

Evenstar ^[14]: For smaller or larger sizes go up or down 1 or 2 needle sizes. Length to wrist is approx 12 cm.

audm.wordpress.com

creativeyarn.blogspot.ca

Diagonal Eyelet ^[15]: This pair is made with a diagonal eyelets and ribbing cuffs and tops.

Long Striped ^[16]: Sized to fit average woman – 7 inches in circumference and 12 1/2 inches long.

purlbee.com

simplysockyarn.typepad.com

Lepidoptera ^[17]: You can use any fingering weight yarn for these lovelies.

Mikado ^[18]: This is for a long pair, you’ll find a shorter version available too.

straw.com

scarlettknits.livejournal.com

Kat’s Paws ^[19]: Made with dpns. This is a very easy project made out of self-striping sock yarn.

Ribbed ^[20]: Worked on DPNs and divided on three needles, pdf download available.

plymouthyarn.com

craftster.org

Easy Waffle Stitch ^[21]: These are worked flat, seamed up the side.

Lacey Office ^[22]: Stretches to fit all hands up to an 8″ wrist circumference.

squeakyweasels.blogspot.ca

throughtheloops.typepad.com

Chevron ^[23]: These can be made with DPNs or Magic Loop.

Cabled ^[24]: A basic stockinette stitch background and k2, p2 ribbing puts all the focus on the cable down the back of the hand.

carissaknits.blogspot.ca

berroco.com

Annlina ^[25]: This extends up over the elbow. It’s worked in stockinette and rib in Ultra Alpaca.

Eeryne ^[26]: Made with DPNs (4 needles) and fingering to sport weight yarn.

soupgirls.typepad.com

kathleen-dakotadreams.blogspot.ca

Easy Lace ^[27]: Wear them alone or over purchased gloves.

Emerald Green ^[28]: Worked in Stockinette, Moss and Double Moss stitches.

creativeyarn.blogspot.ca

moonarts.com

Potluck ^[29]: Sized to fit an average adult woman’s hand.

Endpaper ^[30]: These would be an excellent first project for a novice – they’re small and snappy and dead-simple.

eunnyjang.com

mnordyke.blogspot.ca

Reversible ^[31]: Simple design that offers a few features: they’re reversible, easy to customize (decorative stitches, cable, etc.) and can be worked flat or in the round.

Quick & Simple ^[32]: Quick garter stitch using straight needles and worked flat with simple seaming at the end.

northernpurlygirl.blogspot.ca

knittingglasses.wordpress.com

Hermine ^[33]: Great stash buster, use any double knitting wool in four colors (requires less than 50g of each).

Casablanca ^[34]: Cabled up the center, you’ll get two pairs from one skein of wool!

cascadeyarns.blogspot.ca

knitty.com

Dashing ^[35]: These mitts are meant to fit snugly around the wrist, to keep out cold winds.

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URLs in this post:

[1] Montgomery: http://www.tricksyknitter.com/store/montgomery-fingerless-mitts-18.php

[2] Fetching Beauty: http://knitty.com/ISSUEsummer06/PATTfetching.html

[3] Simply Soft: http://www.caron.com/projects/ss/ss_SS12_fingerless_gloves.html

[4] Lucky Warm Fuzzies: http://www.iliveonafarm.com/lucky.html

[5] Belle Ruffle: http://voknits.com/belle-ruffle-gloves/

[6] Carrie: http://iamwhatiknit.blogspot.com/2010/09/carrie-handwarmers.html

[7] Divani: http://www.naturallycaron.com/projects/divani/divani_1.html

[8] Furry Cuffs: http://vickiehowell.com/2006/11/glove-bites-november-free-pattern-of.html

[9] Cabled: http://thegivingflower.de/patterns/Cabled_Fingerless2.1_20060304.pdf

[10] Spirogyra Wristwarmers: http://knitty.com/ISSUEspring08/KSPATTspirogyra.html

[11] Hand Warming: http://annypurls.blogspot.com/2006/12/hand-warming.html

[12] Spiral: http://lookingglassknits.blogspot.com/2009/10/fall-freebie-spiral-mitts.html

[13] Merry Wristers: http://400squareftliving.blogspot.com/2010/09/knitting-marys-merry-wristers.html

[14] Evenstar: http://audm.wordpress.com/2008/11/03/evenstar-gloves/

[15] Diagonal Eyelet: http://creativeyarn.blogspot.com/2009/11/diagonal-eyelet-hand-warmers-free.html

[16] Long Striped: http://www.purlbee.com/long-striped-hand-warmers/

[17] Lepidoptera: http://simplysockyarn.typepad.com/simply_socks_yarn_co/2009/10/lepidoptera-mitt-pattern.html

[18] Mikado: http://www.straw.com/cpy/patterns/mikado-gloves.html

[19] Kat’s Paws: http://scarlettknits.livejournal.com/1315.html

[20] Ribbed: http://www.plymouthyarn.com/index.php?nav=cPatterns.freePatterns&pattern_id=000020

[21] Easy Waffle Stitch: http://www.craftster.org/forum/index.php?topic=260496.0

[22] Lacey Office: http://squeakyweasels.blogspot.com/2007/01/lace-fingerless-office-gloves-for.html

[23] Chevron: http://throughtheloops.typepad.com/through_the_loops/2007/03/yeah_mom_ill_mo.html

[24] Cabled: http://carissaknits.blogspot.com/2007/06/cabled-fingerless-mitts.html

[25] Annlina: http://www.berroco.com/exclusives/annlina/annlina.html

[26] Eeryne: http://soupgirls.typepad.com/knittingtheblues/2007/03/eeryne_fingerle.html

[27] Easy Lace: http://kathleen-dakotadreams.blogspot.com/2007/09/freebie-friday-easy-lace-fingerless.html

[28] Emerald Green: http://creativeyarn.blogspot.com/2008/01/emerald-greenhandwarmer.html

[29] Potluck: http://www.moonarts.com/blog/free_patterns/pages/potluck-mittens-print.htm

[30] Endpaper: http://www.eunnyjang.com/knit/2006/11/endpaper_mitts.html

[31] Reversible: http://mnordyke.blogspot.com/2009/12/flat-knit-fingerless-gloves.html

[32] Quick & Simple: http://northernpurlygirl.blogspot.com/2011/04/yum-ice-cream-in-sping-time.html

[33] Hermine: http://knittingglasses.wordpress.com/2010/10/17/hermine/

[34] Casablanca: http://cascadeyarns.blogspot.ca/2012/10/market-mitts-casablanca.html

[35] Dashing: http://knitty.com/ISSUEspring07/PATTdashing.html

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