Toddler Quick Mitts

From the blogger: "These Toddler Quick Mitts can be made using any worsted weight yarn and a size H8/5mm hook. Employing the same techniques as the adult Quick Mitts, these baby versions are sized down for a 2-3-year-old and completely cover little fingers, keeping them safe and toasty warm. If you live in a warmer environment, or want your little one to be able to use a tablet or phone while wearing mittens, simply fasten off at the last row before decreases for a fun, trendy fingerless version!"

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Easy

Crochet HookH/8 or 5 mm hook

Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)

Crochet Gauge6 sts = 2" in hdc

Finished SizeSize: 2-3 Years (6 ½” from fingertip to cuff and 7” around palm)

Materials List

Worsted Weight Yarn
Yarn needle

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JaneEK

Mar 04, 2017

Most of my grandchildren live in warmer climes, but they do occasionally get cold weather. Ive always preferred mittens to gloves when it comes to the younger set at these reliably keep little fingers warmer. Thats provided you can keep them on the child! Ive made similar mitts to these and of course, made an attached chain to thread through coat arms. Thats about the only suggestion I would make to improve these.