The other day I was scrolling through all the patterns on Ravelry that use Red Heart Super Saver yarn, and I happened across a picture of some mitts that I really like. But the few that I saw available were all knit. While I know the basics of knitting, I am not a "knitter" by any means, and am scared to try reading a pattern lol But I like them so much, I thought it would be fun to write up a crochet version. So here goes:
Please let me know if you find any errors or if anything is especially confusing, as this pattern has not been tested yet :-) I will update this pattern as I get input <3 And as always, I'd love if you could "hook it" on Ravelry
(Crocheted) Newfoundland Mittens
Inspired by some Knit Mitts of the same name
Materials
- <1 skein WW yarn (CA)
- <1 skein WW yarn (CB)
- 5 mm crochet hook
- yarn needle for sewing in ends
Stitches (sts) used *American terminology used*
- ch – chain
- ss – slip stitch
- sc – single crochet
- sc2tog – single crochet two stitches together
- hdc – half double crochet
- fphdc – front post half double crochet
- bphdc – back post half double crochet
- dc – double crochet
- Vst – V stitch (double crochet, ch 1, double crochet in same st)
*note ch 1. at beginning of rnd does not count as a stitch, but ch 3 does count as dc. The (number) at the end of each rnd represents the st count for that rnd*
With CA, ch 26. Being careful not to twist, ss to join
Rnd 1. Ch 1. Hdc in same ch and each ch around. Ss to join. (26)
Rnds 2-15. Ch 1. Hdc in same st. Fphdc in next. *Bphdc in next. Fphdc in next. Repeat from * around. Ss to first hdc to join. (26)
Rnd 16. Ch 1. Sc in same st and each st around. Ss to first sc to join. (26)
Rnd 17. Ch 1. Sc in same st. 2 sc in next. *Sc in next. 2 sc in next. Repeat from * around. Ss to first sc to join. (26)
Rnd 18. Ch 4 (counts as dc plus ch 1). Dc in same st. Skip 2 sts. *(Dc, ch 1, dc) in next st (called Vst from this point on) Skip 2 sts. Repeat from * around. Ss to first dc to join. Place Marker (PM from this point on) to hold st. (13 Vst)
Rnd 19. Use ss to join CB in last Vst of previous rnd. Ch 3. 2 dc in same st. Making sure to keep CA to front of work when passing it, *3 dc in each Vst around. Ss to first dc to join. PM (39 dc)
Rnd 20. Pick up (P/U from this point on) working loop of CA. Join with ss in between first 2 Vsts of previous CA rnd, being sure to work around previous CB rnd as well (for this, and all other CA rdns). Ch 4. Dc in same st. Vst in between each Vst around. Keep CB to back of work, ss to join. PM (13 Vst)
Rnd 21. Insert hook in last Vst of previous rnd. P/U CB. Ch 3. 2 dc in same sp. 3 dc in each Vst around. Keeping CA to front of work ss to join. PM (39 dc)
Rnd 22. P/U CA. Ss in same sp, being sure to work around previous CB rnd as well. Ch 4. Dc in same st. Vst in between each Vst around. Keep CB to back of work, Ss to join. PM (13 Vst)
Rnd 23. Insert hook in last Vst of previous rnd. P/U CB. Ch 3. 2 dc in same st. Keeping CA to front of work (3 dc in next Vst)x10. Skip last sts. Ss to join (thumb hole made). (33 dc)
Rnd 24. P/U CA. Ss in same sp. Ch 4. Dc in same sp. (Vst between Vsts)x9. Vst on joining ss of previous rnd. Keep CB to back of work ss to join. PM (11 vsts)
Rnds 25-27. Repeat alternating rnds 21/22, fastening off CB at end of rnd 27 (33 dc/11 Vsts)
Rnd 28. P/U CA. Ss in same sp. Ch 3. Dc in same sp. 2 dc between each Vst around. Ss to join. (22)
Rnds 29-37. Ch 1. Sc in same st and each st around. Ss to join. (22)
Rnd 38. Ch 1. Sc in same st and next 8 sts. Sc2tog. Sc in next 9. Sc2tog. Ss to join. (20)
Rnds 39/40. Ch 1. Sc2tog around. Ss to join. (10/5)
Fasten off, leaving tail to sew last sts closed
Thumb – same for both mitts
With thumb hole pointing to your left, join CA with ss to first skipped Vst sp.
Rnd 1. Ch 1. Sc in same sp. Sc in each skipped dc and space between Vsts. 2 sc on side of dc. Sc at base of Vst. 2 sc on side of dc. Ss to join. (12)
Rnds 2-8. Ch 1. Sc in same st and each st around. Ss to join. (12)
Rnds 9/10. Ch 1. Sc2tog around. Ss to join. (6/3)
Fasten off, leaving tail to sew hole closed. Sew in all ends
Row 17 does not make sense. Can you please clarify???
ReplyDeleteBless your heart for trying this. I am about to do the same. I can knit but not this. Thank you. Betty
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