Jersey Mitts for Men Free Crochet Pattern

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Jersey Mitts Fingerless Gloves for Men
designed by Kim Guzman © Nov. 2015
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Technique: Regular Crochet

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Finished size

One size to fit average Men’s size or large Women’s size. If you need a larger size, try the next hook size up or a slightly heavier yarn. This hasn’t been tested, so yarn requirements are unknown.

Materials

  • Cascade 220 Fingering weight yarn (100% Peruvian Highland Wool, 273 yds per 50g): One hank of each color (or yardage specified):
  • A: Color #9592 Sage (approx. 90 yds)
  • B: Color #9429 Mossy Rock (approx. 150 yds)
  • Suggested hook: G-6 (4mm) (designated as “large” hook in pattern)
  • Suggested hook: E-4 (3.5mm) (designated as “small” hook in pattern)
  • Needle (for weaving ends)
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If you are looking for my Jersey Mitts for Women, the pattern is available HERE. And if you’d prefer a full Jersey Glove see Here.

Tip

Make these in sports team colors for a terrific gift!

Skill Level

Intermediate. Ordinarily, I would say that this pattern is pretty easy to accomplish. It’s all single crochet, but there are four different variations of single crochet used.

A couple of testers did have a problem trying to wrap their heads around the finger separation but they were successful once I told them to just crochet exactly as indicated, without trying to figure out what was going on.

So, in conclusion, if you will just crochet as indicated, without trying to figure it out in your head first, you will be fine.

Notes

Wrist Ribbing is worked first then stitches are picked up along the long edge in joined rounds.

When working in rounds, it is very important that you count your stitches and that the first stitch is worked in the first stitch.

Many times, I see crocheters inadvertently skip the first stitch then work into the slip stitch closing. This causes a shift in the stitches which will cause a pronounced diagonal seam. While there is nothing wrong with a diagonal seam, it may cause the finger spaces to be in the wrong place.

Small size hook is used for Wrist Ribbing. Large size hook is used for remainder.

I have called the mitts “First Mitt” and “Second Mitt”. If you are a right-handed crocheter, the First Mitt instructions will produce a right hand mitt. If you are a left-handed crocheter, the First Mitt instructions will produce a left hand mitt.

When working a row in back loops only, if your last stitch gets too loopy, work the last one under both loops.

Gauge

Ribbing piece measures 1.5″ and 6″ long, unstretched

Measured flat, 4.75″ wide and 4.25″ high, including ribbing, after round 15 of Hand

Special Stitches

Extended Single Crochet (esc): Insert hook in stitch indicated, yarn over, pull loop through, yarn over, pull through one loop on hook (chain made), yarn over, pull through two loops on hook.

Foundation Single Crochet (fsc): Insert hook in extra chain made at bottom of previous single crochet, yarn over, pull loop through, yarn over, pull through one loop on hook (chain made), yarn over, pull through two loops on hook.

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Right-Handed Foundation Single Crochet at End of Row

Left-Handed Foundation Single Crochet at End of Row

Crochet Pattern Instructions

Instructions

First Mitt

Wrist Ribbing

Row 1: With A and small hook, ch 11, sc in second ch from hook and in each remaining ch, turn: 10 sc.

Row 2: Ch 1, working in back loops only, sc across, turn: 10 sc.

Rows 3-43: Rep row 2, fasten off after final row. With needle, seam top of row 43 to bottom of row 1.

Hand

Round 1: Working along sides of rows of Ribbing, with large hook, join B with sl st in side of row 43, ch 1, sc in same position as joining, sc in side of each remaining row, sl st to first sc: 43 sc.

Round 2: Ch 1, 2 sc in first sc, sc in each remaining sc, sl st to first sc: 44 sc.

Round 3: Rep round 2: 45 sc.

Rounds 4-15: Ch 1, sc in each sc around, sl st to first sc: 45 sc.

Round 16: [Thumb Opening] Ch 1, sc in first sc, sc in next 34 sc, esc in next sc, 6 fsc, sk 9 sc, sl st to first sc: 42 sc.

Rounds 17-21: Ch 1, sc in each sc around, sl st to first sc: 42 sc.

Round 22: [Little Finger Opening] Ch 1, sc in first sc, sc in next 10 sc, esc in next sc, 3 fsc, sk 10 sc, sc in next 20 sc, sl st to first sc: 35 sc.

Rounds 23-24: Ch 1, sc in each sc around, sl st to first sc: 35 sc.

Round 25: [Ring Finger Opening] Ch 1, sc in first sc, sc in next 5 sc, esc in next sc, 3 fsc, sk 12 sc, sc in next 16 sc, sl st to first sc: 26 sc.

Round 26: [Middle Finger Opening] Ch 1, sc in first sc, sc in next sc, esc in next sc, 3 fsc, sk 13 sc, sc in next 10 sc, sl st to first sc: 16 sc. Fasten off.

Note: Once you finish the middle finger opening, the opening for the pointer finger remains. You don’t have to do anything. It’s right there and open, ready for you to apply the stitches below. When separating, you only need to create the stitches between the four fingers, for a total of three. There is nothing to create for the pointer finger. Just go forth and conquer.

Fingers

Round 1: With larger hook, join A with sl st in first skipped sc from Round 16 of Thumb Opening, ch 1, sc in 9 skipped sc, sc in bottom of each of 6 fsc, sl st to first sc: 15 sc.

Rounds 2-4: Ch 1, sc in each sc around, sl st to first sc. Fasten off after final round.

Repeat 4 rounds of sc for each remaining finger with the following numbers: Little Finger 13 sc, Ring Finger 15 sc, Middle Finger 16 sc, Pointy Finger 16 sc.

Second Mitt

Repeat Wrist Ribbing and rounds 1-15 of Hand.

Round 16: [Thumb Opening] Sl st across 9 sc, ch 1, sc in same sc as last sl st, sc in next 34 sc, esc in next sc, 6 fsc, sk 9 sl st, sl st to first sc: 42 sc.

Rounds 17-21: Ch 1, sc in each sc around, sl st to first sc: 42 sc.

Round 22: [Little Finger Opening] Ch 1, sc in first sc, sc in next 13 sc, esc in next sc, 3 fsc, sk 10 sc, sc in next 17 sc, sl st to first sc: 35 sc.

Rounds 23-24: Ch 1, sc in each sc around, sl st to first sc: 35 sc.

Round 25: [Ring Finger Opening] Ch 1, sc in first sc, sc in next 8 sc, esc in next sc, 3 fsc, sk 12 sc, sc in next 13 sc, sl st to first sc: 26 sc.

Round 26: [Middle Finger Opening] Ch 1, sc in first sc, sc in next 3 sc, esc in next sc, 3 fsc, sk 13 sc, sc in next 8 sc, sl st to first sc: 16 sc. Fasten off.

Repeat 4 rounds for each Finger.

Finishing

With needle, weave in all ends securely. While weaving in ends, you may want to also close up any gaps between the stitches that naturally occur during the stitching. You can close up any gaps, but don’t close them up so tightly that you don’t allow movement.

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