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Mittens

Keep your fingers nice and warm with these cozy mitten patterns. For knitters who must face cold winters, these mitten patterns will surely come in handy.

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Vintage Checked Mitten Pattern

On brisk winter days, you always need a pair of soft mittens to keep your… More

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Broad Street Mittens

This knitting pattern is perfect for your casual streetwear outfit. If… More

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Midge

My friend Midge wears these mittens all the time and so should you! The… More

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Chunky Knit Mittens

Use double pointed knitting needles to create this classic free knitting… More

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Women's Norwegian Mittens

Why settle for plain mittens when there are free knitting patterns like… More

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Ladies Mocked Stitch Cable Mittens

Get in touch with your retro vintage side this winter and use this free… More

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Tannenbaum Mittens

Keep knitting patterns like this one on hand to help yourself stay warm… More

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Bella's Mittens

You'll love wrapping your hands in this enchanting free knitting pattern… More

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Warm Winter Mitts

Learning how to knit mittens is completely worth your time, especially… More

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Flip Top Mittens and Hand Warmers

These two free knitting patterns from The Purl Bee will brighten up even… More

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Oyster Mittens

I can hear the ocean calling. Knit this free knitting pattern for Oyster… More

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Maplewood Mittens

Craft these Maplewood Mittens from crisp, worsted weight yarn for best… More

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Tweedy Mittens

Use this free knitting pattern to make your own Tweedy Mittens. The light… More

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Fenway Convertible Mittens

If you have been searching for a simple convertible mittens pattern, stop… More

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Textured Retro Mittens

Who doesn't love mitten knitting patterns? Free mittens patterns are also… More

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Gymir Cowl

"This simply huge cowl has been named after the giant Gymir, who was in Norse mythology the giant whose daughter, Gerr, ultimately… See more

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