[Free Pattern] Quick And Easy Crochet Mittens For Women And Kids

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Quite simple and worked in single crochet only, these mittens are available in three different sizes: women, child and pre-school age. Mrs. Murdock's Mittens by Brenda K. B. Anderson is a super quick and easy pattern that looks great by itself or with a matching hat and scarf. This is the perfect stash buster project meant to use up some small and extra-small balls of leftover yarn.

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Materials List

Size G – 6/4.00mm hook
Approximately 200 yards of worsted weight yarn in color of your choice for Women’s size. (I used Ella Rae washable yarn in 75% Acrylic, 25% wool). Approximately 150 yards of worsted weight yarn for Older Kid’s size. (I used Lion Brand “Vanna’s Choice in “Magenta”, 100% acrylic). Approximately 100 yards of worsted weight yarn for Preschool size. (I used Lion Brand “Vanna’s Choice” in “Fern”, 100% acrylic).
Less than 10 yards of worsted weight yarn for a pair of stars (optional)
Yarn needle
Finished Size

These mittens are patterned for preschool sized hands with older kids and women’s sizes shown in parenthesis.

[Free Pattern] Quick And Easy Crochet Mittens For Women And Kids
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Check out the original source for this pattern with all the directions and full written pattern at: Crochet Me Website

Thanks to Brenda K. B. Anderson  for the article inspiration and featured image.

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5 thoughts on “[Free Pattern] Quick And Easy Crochet Mittens For Women And Kids”

  1. Thank you. I really appreciate it. I sometimes have trouble following patterns, but not yours. I made the mittens for my granddaughters.

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