As the hot summer breeze transitions into the cool autumn zephyr, what better crochet project to start than crochet fingerless gloves to keep those hands toasty and warm for the chilly days to come?
If you’re done and dusted with summer patterns, this crochet glove pattern compilation is perfect for kickstarting your fall projects! Starting with easy and relatively quick patterns like these will excite you for the many possibilities that fall brings.
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The crochet fingerless glove patterns listed below provide great options for keeping your hands warm while keeping your fingers free and nimble for everyday tasks. Additionally, we’ve included some popular and attractive longer glove patterns for those who want to warm up their wrists as well!
If you’re new to crochet and need some pointers about where to begin, we’ve prepared a section for frequently asked questions below to answer all the burning questions and fill you in on the nitty-gritty of crocheting.
If you want to learn more about the basics of crocheting, be sure to take a look at the Complete Guide to Crochet For Beginners. It covers the basics, the necessary tools and materials, basic crochet stitches, and essential crochet knowledge & techniques.
However, if this isn’t your first time crocheting something like gloves, jump right into the curated list of free fingerless glove crochet patterns.
FAQs About Crochet Fingerless Gloves Pattern
1. What supplies do I need to crochet a pair of gloves?
Each pattern will vary and call for specific supplies, so always refer back to the pattern of choice to achieve similar results. Nonetheless, here’s a breakdown of what you’ll generally need:
– Cotton yarn in your preferred color(s)
– Glove pattern
– Crochet hooks H (5mm), I (5.5 mm), or J (6mm) for beginners.
– Measuring Tape
– Scissors
– Tapestry needles
– Stitch markers
– Row counter (optional)
2. What yarn should I use for my fingerless crochet glove pattern?
Choosing the suitable yarn for your gloves hinges on a few factors:
Warmth, Comfort, Durability, and the Climate.
Typically, most patterns will specify the type of yarn and its weight needed for the design. Remember that Yarn Weight will also impact the sizing of your gloves. Here are some popular yarn options you’ll find in many glove crochet patterns:
– Wool: Durable and insulating, making it perfect for winter wear.
– Cotton: Breathable and ideal for warmer weather.
– Acrylic: Cost-effective and versatile for everyday use.
– Alpaca: Soft and hypoallergenic, great for cold climates.
– Cashmere: Luxurious and warm, though on the pricier side.
3. How do I ensure a proper fit for my gloves?
To ensure a good fit, take measurements of your hand, including the circumference and length of your palm and fingers. Then, adjust the number of stitches and rows according to your measurements. Many patterns offer sizing adjustments or guidelines, which can also be helpful!
Another way to ensure that your crochet fits the pattern’s descriptions is to make a Gauge Swatch. Beginners often overlook this step, but it’s such an essential step because it allows you to assess the size of your stitches and make adjustments to ensure that your project matches perfectly with the pattern’s measurements.
4. Can I crochet with a pattern designed for full gloves?
Definitely! You can quickly adjust patterns meant for full gloves by skipping the fingers and adjusting the length. Remember that you may need to modify the number of stitches or rows to fit the intended hand size.
5. How do I care for my finished crochet gloves?
Care instructions will depend on the yarn used. Like any crochet project, always check the yarn label for specific care recommendations. Generally, it’s best to hand wash your gloves in cold water and lay them flat to dry. This prevents your stitches from unraveling and being distorted. Also, avoid laying your gloves in direct sunlight when drying, as it may cause the pigment of your yarn to fade and weaken the fibers.
What’s Next?
- Start crocheting and share your completed handmade on Facebook and Instagram. Remember to tag us, @craftpassion, so that we can see them.
- Pin it to Pinterest for a future To-Crochet List.
- Join our community to share all the tips and tricks you’ve learned about crocheting!
- Browse more of our Free Crochet Patterns here! We cover all sorts of Clothing Designs, including pieces suitable for the chilly weather, such as Sweaters, Ear Warmers, and many more!
- If you love looping yarn with your knitting needle, don’t miss out on these Sweater Knitting Patterns and Cardigan Knitting Patterns.
25 Free Fingerless Gloves Crochet Patterns
We have them all: stylish, fun, creative, and minimalistic. Dive into this list of free crochet patterns to gain inspiration for your latest fall glove collection.
Happy crocheting!
The Brookie Gloves
This quick and easy fingerless crochet glove pattern comes with a written pattern and video tutorial, making it an excellent choice for beginners. Combining single crochet ribbing and the "even moss stitch" adds texture to this piece.
Woodland Mitts
Enjoy making some classic, timeless pieces? These textured crochet gloves pattern makes for a great minimalist look that will match wonderfully with your fall outfits; just be sure to pick a color that matches your wardrobe!
Crochet Easy Gloves - Fingerless
This easy fingerless glove pattern is perfect for beginners because it has video and written instructions! It is made using worsted weight yarn, and these fingerless mitts are simple if you know how to crochet the single stitch (sc).
Granny Square Fingerless Mitts
Have fun making this creative and unique pair of granny square fingerless mitts. The mitts will fit an average adult's hands but can be adjusted by going up or down a hook size; you can also use fewer rounds for your squares to make them the right size for a child.
Fingerless Ridged Gloves
This pair of ridged gloves is an easy crochet pattern perfect for beginners. The stitch used here is commonly used for ribbing on cardigans or sweaters, as it makes an elastic, soft, and stretchy fabric—great for fingerless gloves!
Fingerless Horizon Gloves
Here's another beginner-friendly crochet pattern. These fun bobble stitch fingerless gloves are fun and festive, especially if made in holiday colors. Use DK yarn and a 4mm hook for child-size gloves.
Mystical Mitts
By simply seaming a rectangle and adding a thumbhole, you can make this lovely textured fingerless crochet glove pattern in no time. Though it comes in sizes fit for adults, small, medium, and large, you can easily adjust the pattern to suit your desired size.
Catherine Wristies
Check out this gorgeous crochet piece that is to die for! Isn't it just lovely? It's an advanced beginner/intermediate design you can try making over the weekend!
The Fingerless Bauble Gloves
This interesting bauble fingerless glove crochet pattern uses the bead stitch to give it variety and texture. Fear not if you've never attempted this stitch, as there's a tutorial linked! Ideal for avid beginners.
Crochet Wrist Warmers
These fun striped, colorful wrist warmers are shared in five sizes, from toddler to adult. This pattern uses the half-double crochet (hdc) into the third loop to give it a warmer texture. It is best for intermediate or avid beginners.
Country Cottage Gloves
This country cottage holiday fingerless glove pattern is easy to make and great for beginners. It's such a gorgeous pattern, and it comes in three different sizes in the video tutorial.
Mrs. Fitz Wristwarmers
Like other fingerless gloves, adding more rows can extend this pattern a longer gloves that cover the wrist. This simple pattern skips the thumbhole, making it easier for beginners.
Basic Crochet Fingerless Gloves
The basis of this crochet fingerless glove pattern is the half-double crochet (hdc), making an easy, quick, and beginner-friendly pattern. This stitch does not stretch as much, so check the size while working one row at a time.
Traveling Vines Mitts
A big fan of nature-inspired designs? This pattern will pique your interest as it features vining leaves traveling up your wrists. This is an intermediate-level pattern.
50-Minute Fingerless Gloves
Advertised as a 50-minute fingerless crochet glove pattern, this pattern is easy and quick to work up! Mainly using single (sc) and double crochet (dc), any beginner who knows how to do this can attempt it.
Criss Cross Gloves
This criss-cross stitch may look complex and challenging, but it is relatively easy to understand and execute! Have fun making these warm and textured gloves.
Bonny Mitts
Here is another classic piece for a timeless addition to your collection - classic tweed fingerless mitts. This intermediate-level pattern is worked sideways, in turned rows, and slip-stitched together to form a tube.
Hygge Embroidered Wristies
What could be cozier than these vibrant, hygge mitts? Once you've crocheted the block for your wrist, you'll add a colorful cross-stitch pattern. Finally, sew the fingerless mitts into a tube, and you're all set!
Ribbed Gloves
These simple and speedy ribbed gloves are crafted using single (sc) and half-double crochets (hdc). You can use Aran or chunky yarn; just adjust your hook size as specified in the pattern instructions.
Honeysuckle Herringbone Mittens
The herringbone stitch featured in this pattern creates a thick, warm fabric that's perfect for keeping your hands and wrists cozy. It may look complex, but these fingerless gloves are a beginner-friendly pattern!
Lemon Peel Fingerless Gloves
Say hello to the newest collection of your go-to winter accessory! It's a classic and timeless pattern that can be unisex, making it ideal for women, men, and children. Click the link below to access the design for these gloves.
Men’s Thermal Fingerless Gloves
These gloves have openings for all five fingers, making them seem more macho so that they can be used by both her and him! The design works from the bottom up and is relatively straightforward.
Wandering Through Winter Gloves
Want to express your girly, feminine side? These scallop-edged gloves are the perfect pair for you to ooze femininity! This pattern is suitable for advanced beginners.
Diamond Crochet Fingerless Gloves
This diamond crochet glove uses the waistcoat stitch, giving it a lovely knit look and making it an excellent stitch for tapestry crochet. This stitch produces a solid fabric and a nice, warm glove. This is an intermediate-level pattern, requiring quite a bit of colorwork.
Green Fingerless Gloves
Learn to crochet these super easy and maxi gloves by following this straightforward YouTube tutorial! It's a fantastic pattern for beginners, and you can change the color of the yarn to a milky white for a Coquette aesthetic.