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Frozen Snowflake Mittens

By: Betty Lai from saltycrafts.blogspot.com
Updated May 22, 2023
Frozen Snowflake Mittens
Frozen Snowflake Mittens
This image courtesy of saltycrafts.blogspot.com

"Looking for more holiday gift ideas? These frozen snowflake mittens are a perfect gift this holiday season! If you have an Elsa fan at home, they will be thrilled to receive these. These mittens have an extra long cuff and are knit on small needles for extra warmth this winter. Links to a free pattern are provided. Materials for these mittens include DK weight yarn and size 1 needles. Techniques used include: Make 1 Right and Make 1 Left, Knit 2 Together, and Stranded Knitting."

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Knitting Needle Size1 or 2.25 mm

Yarn Weight(3) Light/DK (21-24 stitches to 4 inches)

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Hippie Chick

Nov 29, 2018

I am loving all these free patterns for mittens that I am finding. I recently pulled a muscle in my lower back and am a little immobile for a week. I am taking this opportunity to work on my handmade Christmas gifts. This is an awesome pair of mittens and might make the cut for my list.

Judith Huerta

May 31, 2018

It's nowhere close to winter, but I really love this idea for the colder months! I'm the kind of gal who needs gloves or else she'll freeze to death. So, I'm definitely going to try these gloves when I have the chance!

Hippie Chick

Mar 01, 2018

So the link you provide to get the free pattern is actually a link to a blog article that tells us she made these mittens but the pattern is not hers. She got the pattern from someone else who actually designed the pattern. She does include the link to the original designers pattern page which is on Ravelry.

achumley0003 31706 34

Nov 30, 2017

These frozen mittens are adorable. I love the fair isle pattern on them. And I love Bernat softee baby yarn. It is pretty easy for me to find locally and it is really soft. However, I still think if you could find a turquoiseish color that looks like Elsa's and could meet gauge, I would do these in that color for a Frozen fan. Otherwise, I still think they are cute the way they are.

3cats2love

Aug 13, 2017

These mittens are made with Bernat Softee Baby Yarn and size 1 needles, which as others noted below is a little challenging for doing stranded or Fair Isle knitting in mittens. The link provided takes you to the designer's instructions for her snowflake design variation but the actual mitten pattern is at another link.

Susan S

Dec 22, 2016

These are so pretty and tempting, but I'm not sure I could work with such small needles anymore. I would like to try out the techniques mentioned, so maybe I will be brave. -)

paver2

Dec 15, 2016

They are really pretty. I am not sure I'm up to carrying all those stitches for the pattern in such a small space and with such small needles, though. I think I would try to make it with duplicate stitch for all of it and not just the upper snowflake as she mentions.

mercredi1048 74953 65

Dec 14, 2016

Frozen Snowflake Mittens

Sara R

Nov 18, 2016

These are so cute! I think these will make perfect stocking stuffers.

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