Comfy Cozy Fingerless Gloves – Crochet Pattern

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As the seasons change from fall to winter, we all start pulling those cozy winter accessories out of our closet and prepping for the cold! But what about keeping your fingers free to text, write, drive, etc. even while you’re trying to keep warm? These cozy fingerless gloves are just the thing to keep you warm but not restrict your movement, either! They are stylish, comfy, and so easy to make – which is why this is a great pattern for beginners, as well!

Comfy Cozy Fingerless Gloves

The fingerless gloves cover below the wrist all the way up past the knuckles, so your hands will be warm and protected from the chilly air. Plus, the yarn is soft, fluffy and so gorgeous with its variegated pattern! Since the gloves are made as flat panels and then sewn together, the pattern is very easy and works up fast. So whether your a beginner or an expert in crochet, you can enjoy making these gloves!

When designing these gloves, I knew I wanted a yarn with medium weight and a stylish line of colors. That’s when I found some lovely Lion Brand Landscapes in my stash! The color I used is called “Sand Dune” (on Amazon HERE), which I think is the perfect blend of neutrals and fall tones as we make the transition from fall to winter. But they have some beautiful solids, as well as colorful variegated combinations, all in the same line of yarn!

Thanks to the versatility in colorways of this yarn, you can make a pair for everyone on your holiday gift list and still come up with a totally unique pair that suits each person!!! And another reason you can make multiples of these fun and easy gloves is because they work up so quickly. Each glove is a small panel of single crochet with a single crochet rib built onto the bottom, so it’s basic and fast while still looking really cute when finished!

These gloves are made to be one-size-fits most for women and teens, but the size can easily be adjusted. To make them wider, make more chains at the beginning; to make them longer, make more single crochet rows than what the pattern calls for. It’s that simple!

So who’s ready to try their hand at this fun and cozy pattern? (See what I did there….”hand”…?!) Let’s go!!!

Supplies
Size J-10 / 6 mm crochet hook
1 skein of Lion Brand Landscapes Yarn (color shown is “Sand Dune”)
Yarn Needle
Scissors

Abbreviations
BLO = back loop only
Ch(s) = chain(s)
FLO = front loop only
Sc = single crochet
Sl St = slip stitch
Sts(s) = stitch(es)
Rep = repeat

Gauge
3 sc and 4 rows = about 1 inch

Size
About 7.5 inches length by 4 inches width (laying flat)

Instructions

Glove (make 2)
Ch 25.
Row 1 – sc in 2nd ch from hook, and in each st across. Ch 1, turn (24 sc)
Row 2 – sc in each st across. Ch 1, turn (24 sc)
Rows 3 – 20 – rep Row 2. Do not ch 1 at the end of Row 20. (24 sc per row)
Do not fasten off.

Cuff (make 1 on each Glove)
Cuff is worked entirely in BLO.
Ch 10.

Row 1 – Sc in 2nd ch from hook, and in each of the next 8 chs. Sl st into next sc from Row 20 of Glove, and sl st into next sc after that. Ch 1, turn (9 sc)

Row 2 – sc in each st across. Ch 1, turn (9 sc)
Row 3 – sc in each st across. Sl st into next sc from Row 20 of Glove, and sl st into next sc after that. Ch 1, turn (9 sc)
Rows 4 – 23 – rep Rows 2 – 3 twenty more times. Do not ch 1 at the end of Row 23. (9 sc per row)
Fasten off, leaving long tail for sewing.

Finishing
Fold Glove in half with right sides facing each other. Sew cuff together, working through BLO of row closest to you, and FLO of row further away from you.

Re-attach at the top end and sew Glove together at edges until Row 5 of Glove.

Skip the next 9 rows of Glove (weave through or fasten off and begin sewing further down); sew together the rest of the Glove down to where Cuff begins. Weave in all ends.

Turn glove right side out and attach yarn anywhere in thumbhole. Evenly crochet 10 sc around thumbhole.

Fasten off, weave in all ends.

Here are the finished gloves!

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