Easy Mittens (All Sizes!) – Free Crochet Pattern
This simple and beginner-friendly crochet mitten pattern includes easy-to-follow instructions for six sizes (baby, toddler, child, youth & women, and men) with step-by-step video tutorials for each size. Quick to make and perfect for handmade gifts!
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Easy Crochet Mittens
Crochet cozy mittens for the whole family with this easy crochet mittens pattern. Designed to be simple enough for beginners yet classic enough to wear year after year, this pattern includes detailed and easy-to-follow instructions for six sizes — baby, toddler, child, youth, women and men.
This mitten pattern was truly a labour of love. Every size has been carefully tested and comes with a step-by-step crochet mittens video tutorial, so you’ll never have to guess if you’re on the right track. From the very first stitch to the finished pair, you’ll feel supported every step of the way.
These mittens work up quickly, make wonderful handmade gifts, and are sure to become a winter favorite. If you’ve been looking for the perfect free mitten pattern for beginners, you’ve come to the right place!
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Pattern Details
Skill Level
This is an easy mittens pattern.
Size
The pattern includes instructions for 6 sizes:
- Baby (under 1 year)
- Toddler (1 – 3 years)
- Child (4 – 7 years)
- Youth (8 – 13 years)
- Women (14+ years)
- Men (14+ years).
Materials
Yarn: You can use any size 4 (medium) and 100% acrylic yarn.
Below are the total amounts of yarn required for each size (for two mittens) along with the colors I used:
- Baby: 60 yds – all the colors listed below
- Toddler: 80 yds – “Soft Taupe”
- Child: 105 yds – “Pale Grey & True Grey”
- Youth: 130 yds – “Green Lagoon”
- Women: 160 yds – “Plum”
- Men: 180 yds – “Misty Blue”
I used Impeccable yarn by Loops & Threads in the colors listed above. This yarn is size 4 (medium) and 100% acrylic. A skein is 285 yds / 260 m and 4.5 oz / 127.5 g.
Crochet Hook Sizes: H/8 (5.00 mm) for everything but the cuff and F/5 (3.75 mm) for the cuff.
Other Materials: Stitch markers, a yarn needle, scissors and a measuring tape.
Terminology
This pattern is written for right-handed crochet using standard US terminology. If you’re more familiar with UK terms, here’s my US to UK Conversion Chart.
Abbreviations
- BPdc = back post double crochet
- ch/chs = chain/chains
- dc = double crochet
- FPdc = front post double crochet
- hdc = half double crochet
- sl st = slip stitch
- sk = skip
- st/sts = stitch/stitches
Gauge
Measurements are provided throughout the pattern. If at any point your work is measuring differently, start again with a different hook size.
Pattern Notes
- There is no right or left mitten. The mitten can be worn on either hand.
- Chains never count as stitches.
- Never turn at the start or end of any round.
- The joining slip stitch never gets counted as a stitch. Except when specifically instructed, it never gets worked into.
- The first stitch of a round is the same stitch that you slip stitch into to join the previous round. It is the stitch attached to the chain(s).
- You may find it helpful to place a stitch marker in the first stitch made in each round.
Stitch Explanations
For the Mitten Cuff you will be making front and back post stitches. If these stitches are new to you, here’s how to make them:
Front Post Double Crochet (FPdc):
Yarn over, insert your hook from the front to the back at the right of the designated stitch and bring your hook out at the left of the same stitch. Then finish your double crochet stitch as you normally would: yarn over and pull through a loop (3 loops on hook). Yarn over and pull the yarn through the first two loops on your hook (2 loops on hook). Yarn over and pull the yarn through the last two loops on your hook.
Back Post Double Crochet (BPdc):
Yarn over, insert your hook from the back to the front at the right of the designated stitch and bring your hook out at the left of the same stitch. Then finish your double crochet stitch as you normally would: yarn over and pull through a loop (3 loops on hook). Yarn over and pull the yarn through the first two loops on your hook (2 loops on hook). Yarn over and pull the yarn through the last two loops on your hook.
Video Tutorials
Watch the video tutorials for each size below or keep scrolling down for the written instructions
Baby Mittens
Watch the step-by-step video tutorial for the baby-sized mittens:
Kids’ Mittens
Watch the step-by-step video tutorial for the toddler, child and youth mitten sizes:
Women’s Mittens
Watch the step-by-step video tutorial for the women-sized mittens:
Men’s Mittens
Watch the step-by-step video tutorial for the men-sized mittens:
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Mitten Body Start – All Sizes
Use an H/8 (5.00 mm) hook for the entire mitten body.
Start (All Sizes): Make a Magic Circle.
Round 1 (All Sizes): Ch 1.
Make 10 hdc into the Magic Circle.
Pull the Magic Circle tight to close.
Sl st into the top of the first hdc to join.
(10 hdc sts. Reminder: chs and the joining sl st never count as sts – see Pattern Notes for details).
Next, follow the instructions for the Mitten Body for your specific size (starting at Round 2):
After finishing the Mitten Body, proceed to the “Mitten Cuff Instructions – All Sizes.”
After finishing the Mitten Cuff, proceed to the “Mitten Thumb Instructions – All Sizes” (except Baby as the baby-size doesn’t have a thumb).
Mitten Body – Baby
Note: the baby size does not have a thumb.
Round 2 (Baby): Ch 1. (Never turn).
In the first st, hdc.
*In the next st, make 2 hdc.* Repeat from * to * around.
Sl st into the top of the first hdc to join.
(19 hdc sts).
Work should measure: 2” across.
Round 3 (Baby): Ch 1. In the first st, hdc.
*In the next st, hdc.* Repeat from * to * around.
Sl st into the top of the first hdc to join.
(19 hdc sts).
Rounds 4 – 6 (Baby): Repeat Round 3.
(Each round has 19 hdc sts).
After Round 5, when folded: 2.75” wide and 2” high.
Round 7 (Baby): Ch 1. Sk the first st.
*In the next st, hdc.* Repeat from * to * around.
Sl st into the top of the first hdc to join.
(18 hdc sts).
Round 8 (Baby): Repeat Round 7. (17 hdc sts).
Round 9 (Baby): Repeat Round 3. (17 hdc sts)
After Round 9, when folded: 2.75” wide and 3.5” high.
Do not fasten off. Proceed to the Cuff Instructions.
Mitten Body – Toddler
Round 2 (Toddler): Ch 1. (Never turn). In the first st, hdc.
*In the next st, make 2 hdc.* Repeat from * to * around.
Sl st into the top of the first hdc to join.
(19 hdc sts).
After Round 2, work should measure: 2” across.
Round 3 (Toddler): Ch 1. In the first st, hdc.
*In the next st, hdc.* Repeat from * to * around.
Sl st into the top of the first hdc to join.
(19 hdc sts).
Rounds 4 – 7 (Toddler): Repeat Round 3.
(Each round has 19 hdc sts).
After Round 4, when folded: 2.75” wide and 1.5” high.
After Round 7, when folded: 2.75” wide and 2.5” high.
Round 8 (Toddler) – Thumb Opening: Ch 5.
Sk the first st. Place a stitch marker in the top of this first skipped st. Sk the next 4 sts.
Sl st in the next st (the 6th st).
Ch 1. Hdc in the same (the 6th) st.
Hdc in the next 12 sts.
In the last st, make 2 hdc.
In the joining sl st, hdc.
Next, work into each ch from the ch-5 made at the start of the round (you can work into 1 loop or 2):
Hdc in the next 4 chs.
In the last ch, make 2 hdc.
Sl st into the top of the first hdc to join.
(22 hdc sts).
Round 9 (Toddler): Ch 1. Sk the first st.
*In the next st, hdc.* Repeat from * to * around.
Sl st into the top of the first hdc to join.
(21 hdc sts).
Round 10 (Toddler): Repeat Round 9. (20 hdc sts).
Round 11 (Toddler): Repeat Round 9. (19 hdc sts).
After Round 11, work should measure 2.75” wide and 4” high (1.75” after thumb opening).
Do not fasten off. Proceed to the Cuff Instructions.
Mitten Body – Child
Round 2 (Child): Ch 1. (Never turn).
In the first st, make 2 hdc.
*In the next st, make 2 hdc.* Repeat from * to * around.
Sl st into the top of the first hdc to join.
(20 hdc sts).
After Round 2, work should measure: 2” across.
Round 3 (Child): Ch 1. In the first st, make 2 hdc.
*In the next st, hdc.* Repeat from * to * around.
Sl st into the top of the first hdc to join.
(21 hdc sts).
Round 4 (Child): Ch 1. In the first st, hdc.
*In the next st, hdc.* Repeat from * to * around.
Sl st into the top of the first hdc to join.
(21 hdc sts).
Rounds 5 – 9 (Child): Repeat Round 4.
(Each round has 21 hdc sts).
After Round 5, when folded: 3” wide and 2” high.
After Round 11, when folded: 3” wide and 3.5” high.
Round 10 (Child) – Thumb Opening: Ch 5.
Sk the first st. Place a stitch marker in the top of this first skipped st. Sk the next 4 sts.
Sl st in the next st (the 6th st).
Ch 1. Hdc in the same (the 6th) st.
Hdc in the next 14 sts.
In the last st, make 2 hdc.
In the joining sl st, hdc.
Next, work into each ch from the ch-5 made at the start of the round (you can work into 1 loop or 2):
Hdc in the next 4 chs.
In the last ch, make 2 hdc.
Sl st into the top of the first hdc to join.
(24 hdc sts).
Round 11 (Child): Ch 1. Sk the first st.
*In the next st, hdc.* Repeat from * to * around.
Sl st into the top of the first hdc to join.
(23 hdc sts).
Round 12 (Child): Repeat Round 11. (22 hdc sts).
Round 13 (Child): Repeat Round 11. (21 hdc sts).
After Round 13, work should measure: 3” wide and 5” high (1.75” after thumb opening).
Do not fasten off. Proceed to the Cuff Instructions.
Mitten Body – Youth
Round 2 (Youth): Ch 1. (Never turn).
In the first st, make 2 hdc.
*In the next st, make 2 hdc.* Repeat from * to * around.
Sl st into the top of the first hdc to join.
(20 hdc sts).
After Round 2, work should measure: 2” across.
Round 3 (Youth): Ch 1. In the first st, make 2 hdc.
Hdc in the next 5 sts.
*In the next st, make 2 hdc. Hdc in the next 6 sts.*
Repeat from * to * around.
Sl st into the top of the first hdc to join.
(23 hdc sts).
After Round 3, work should measure: 2.75” across.
Round 4 (Youth): Ch 1. In the first st, hdc.
*In the next st, hdc.* Repeat from * to * around.
Sl st into the top of the first hdc to join.
(23 hdc sts).
Rounds 5 – 11 (Youth): Repeat Round 4.
(Each round has 23 hdc sts).
After Round 7, when folded: 3.5” wide and 2.75” high.
After Round 11, when folded: 3.5” wide and 4.5” high.
Round 12 (Youth) – Thumb Opening: Ch 5.
Sk the first st. Place a stitch marker in the top of this first skipped st. Sk the next 4 sts.
Sl st in the next st (the 6th st).
Ch 1. Hdc in the same (the 6th) st.
Hdc in the next 16 sts.
In the last st, make 2 hdc.
In the joining sl st, hdc.
Next, work into each ch from the ch-5 made at the start of the round (you can work into 1 loop or 2):
Hdc in the next 4 chs.
In the last ch, make 2 hdc.
Sl st into the top of the first hdc to join.
(26 hdc sts).
Round 13 (Youth): Ch 1. In the first st, hdc.
*In the next st, hdc.* Repeat from * to * around.
Sl st into the top of the first hdc to join.
(26 hdc sts).
Round 14 (Youth): Ch 1. Sk the first st.
*In the next st, hdc.* Repeat from * to * around.
Sl st into the top of the first hdc to join.
(25 hdc sts).
Round 15 (Youth): Repeat Round 14. (24 hdc sts).
Round 16 (Youth): Repeat Round 14. (23 hdc sts).
After Round 16, work should measure: 3.5” wide and 6.5” high (2.25” after thumb opening).
Do not fasten off. Proceed to the Cuff Instructions.
Mitten Body – Women
Round 2 (Women): Ch 1. (Never turn).
In the first st, make 2 hdc.
*In the next st, make 2 hdc.* Repeat from * to * around.
Sl st into the top of the first hdc to join.
(20 hdc sts).
After Round 2, work should measure: 2” across.
Round 3 (Women): Ch 1. In the first st, make 2 hdc.
Hdc in the next 3 sts.
*In the next st, make 2 hdc. Hdc in the next 3 sts.*
Repeat from * to * around.
Sl st into the top of the first hdc to join.
(25 hdc sts).
After Round 3, work should measure: 2.75” across.
Round 4 (Women): Ch 1. In the first st, hdc.
*In the next st, hdc.* Repeat from * to * around.
Sl st into the top of the first hdc to join.
(25 hdc sts).
Rounds 5 – 14 (Women): Repeat Round 4.
(Each round has 25 hdc sts).
After Round 9, when folded: 4” wide and 3.5” high.
After Round 14, when folded: 4” wide and 5.5” high.
Round 15 (Women) – Thumb Opening: Ch 6.
Sk the first st. Place a stitch marker in the top of this first skipped st. Sk the next 5 sts.
Sl st in the next st (the 7th st).
Ch 1. Hdc in the same (the 7th) st.
Hdc in the next 17 sts.
In the last st, make 2 hdc.
In the joining sl st, hdc.
Next, work into each ch from the ch-6 made at the start of the round (you can work into 1 loop or 2):
Hdc in the next 5 chs. In the last ch, make 2 hdc.
Sl st into the top of the first hdc to join.
(28 hdc sts).
Round 16 (Women): Ch 1. In the first st, hdc.
*In the next st, hdc.* Repeat from * to * around.
Sl st into the top of the first hdc to join.
(28 hdc sts).
Round 17 (Women): Ch 1. Sk the first st.
*In the next st, hdc.* Repeat from * to * around.
Sl st into the top of the first hdc to join.
(27 hdc sts).
Round 18 (Women): Repeat Round 17. (26 hdc sts).
Round 19 (Women): Repeat Round 17. (25 hdc sts).
After Round 19, work should measure: 4” wide and 7.75” high (2.25” after thumb opening).
Do not fasten off. Proceed to the Cuff Instructions.
Mitten Body – Men
Round 2 (Men): Ch 1. (Never turn).
In the first st, make 2 hdc.
*In the next st, make 2 hdc.* Repeat from * to * around.
Sl st into the top of the first hdc to join.
(20 hdc sts).
After Round 2, work should measure: 2” across.
Round 3 (Men): Ch 1.
In the first st, make 2 hdc. Hdc in the next 2 sts.
In the next st, make 2 hdc. Hdc in the next st.
*In the next st, make 2 hdc. Hdc in the next 2 sts.
In the next st, make 2 hdc. Hdc in the next st.*
Repeat from * to * around.
Sl st into the top of the first hdc to join.
(28 hdc sts).
After Round 3, work should measure: 3” across.
Round 4 (Men): Ch 1. In the first st, hdc.
*In the next st, hdc.* Repeat from * to * around.
Sl st into the top of the first hdc to join.
(28 hdc sts).
Rounds 5 – 15 (Men): Repeat Round 4.
(Each round has 28 hdc sts).
After Round 9, when folded: 4.25” wide and 3.75” high.
After Round 15, when folded: 4.25” wide and 6” high.
Round 16 (Men) – Thumb Opening: Ch 6. Sk the first st. Place a stitch marker in the top of this first skipped st. Sk the next 5 sts.
Sl st in the next st (the 7th st).
Ch 1. Hdc in the same (the 7th) st.
Hdc in the next 20 sts.
In the last st, make 2 hdc.
In the joining sl st, hdc.
Next, work into each ch from the ch-6 made at the start of the round (you can work into 1 loop or 2):
Hdc in the next 5 chs.
In the last ch, make 2 hdc.
Sl st into the top of the first hdc to join.
(31 hdc sts).
Round 17 (Men): Ch 1. In the first st, hdc.
*In the next st, hdc.* Repeat from * to * around.
Sl st into the top of the first hdc to join.
(31 hdc sts).
Round 18 (Men): Ch 1. Sk the first st.
*In the next st, hdc.* Repeat from * to * around.
Sl st into the top of the first hdc to join.
(30 hdc sts).
Round 19 (Men): Repeat Round 18. (29 hdc sts).
Round 20 (Men): Repeat Round 18. (28 hdc sts).
Round 21 (Men): Repeat Round 18. (27 hdc sts).
After Round 21, work should measure: 4.25” wide, 8.5” high (2.5” after thumb opening).
Do not fasten off. Proceed to the Cuff Instructions.
Cuff Instructions – All Sizes
Use an F/5 (3.75 mm) hook for the entire cuff.
Cuff Notes:
- If FPdc & BPdc are new to you, refer to the “Stitch Explanations” section.
- To adjust the length of the cuff, repeat Cuff Round 3 more or less times.
- You can end and fasten off after any round.
- When instructed to fasten off, that means to cut the yarn that’s attached to your skein and pull it through the loop that was on your hook.
Cuff Round 1 (All Sizes): Ch 2. (Never turn).
In the first st, dc. *In the next st, dc.* Repeat from * to * around.
Sl st into the top of the first dc to join.
(Baby: 17 dc sts. Toddler: 19 dc sts. Child: 21 dc sts. Youth: 23 dc sts. Women: 25 dc sts. Men: 27 dc sts.).
Cuff Round 2 (All Sizes): Ch 2.
FPdc around the first dc st from the round below (not the ch-2 from below. The ch-2 from below is never worked around).
*BPdc around the next st from the round below.
FPdc around the next st from the round below.*
Repeat from * to * around.
Your last st is a FPdc around the last dc from the round below.
Sl st into the top of the first FPdc to join.
(Baby: 9 FPdc + 8 BPdc = 17 sts.
Toddler: 10 FPdc + 9 BPdc = 19 sts.
Child: 11 FPdc + 10 BPdc = 21 sts.
Youth: 12 FPdc + 11 BPdc = 23 sts.
Women: 13 FPdc + 12 BPdc = 25 sts.
Men: 14 FPdc + 13 BPdc = 27 sts.)
Cuff Round 3 (All Sizes): Ch 2.
FPdc around the first st below (the FPdc from the round below. The ch-2 from below is never worked around).
*BPdc around the next st below (the next BPdc from the round below).
FPdc around the next st below (the next FPdc from the round below).*
Repeat from * to * around.
Your last st is a FPdc around the last FPdc from the round below.
Sl st into the top of the first FPdc to join.
(Same stitch count as Cuff Round 2).
After Cuff Round 3, the cuff should measure: 1.25“ high.
For Baby, fasten off and weave in loose ends (this is the end of the pattern).
For Toddler, fasten off and proceed to the Thumb Instructions.
Cuff Round 4 (Child, Youth, Women & Men):
Repeat Cuff Round 3.
(Same stitch count as Cuff Round 2).
After Cuff Round 4, the cuff should measure: 1.5” high.
For Child & Youth, fasten off and proceed to the Thumb Instructions.
Cuff Round 5 (Women & Men): Repeat Cuff Round 3.
(Same stitch count as Cuff Round 2).
After Cuff Round 5, the cuff should measure: 2” high.
For Women & Men, fasten off and proceed to the Thumb Instructions.
Finished Cuff Widths and Mitten Heights:
- Baby – 2.25” wide and 4.5” high
- Toddler – 2.5” wide and 5.25” high
- Child – 3” wide and 6.25” high
- Youth – 3.25” wide and 8” high
- Women – 3.75” wide and 9.5” high
- Men: 4” wide and 10.5” high
Thumb Instructions – All Sizes
(All sizes except baby, which does not have a thumb).
Thumb Round 1 (All Sizes): Position the mitten so the cuff is at the top. Insert your hook into the st with the stitch marker (the first skipped st from the Thumb Opening round. Remove marker first).
Leave an 18” starting tail, place your yarn on your hook and pull it through the st.
Ch 1. In the same st, hdc.
Hdc in each of the skipped sts.
Next, work into each ch on the other side (you can work into 1 loop or 2):
Hdc in each ch across.
Sl st into the top of the first hdc to join.
(For Toddler, Child, & Youth, there are 5 skipped sts and 5 chs to work into = 10 hdc made.
For Women & Men, there are 6 skipped sts and 6 chs to work into = 12 hdc made.).
After the thumb is made, you can use the 18” starting tail to fix any gaps/holes around the thumb.
Thumb Round 2 (All Sizes): Ch 1. (Never turn).
In the first st, hdc.
*In the next st, hdc.* Repeat from * to * around.
Sl st into the top of the first hdc to join.
(Toddler, Child & Youth: 10 hdc sts. Women & Men: 12 hdc sts.)
Thumb Round 3 (All Sizes): Ch 1.
For Toddler only: Sk the first st.
For Child, Youth, Women & Men: In the first st, hdc.
The rest of the instructions are the same for all sizes.
*In the next st, hdc.* Repeat from * to * around.
Sl st into the top of the first hdc to join.
(Toddler: 9 hdc sts. Child & Youth: 10 hdc sts. Women & Men: 12 hdc sts.)
Thumb Round 4 (All Sizes): Ch 1.
Sk the first st. *In the next st, hdc.*
Repeat from * to * around.
Sl st into the top of the first hdc to join.
(Toddler: 8 hdc sts. Child & Youth: 9 hdc sts. Women & Men: 11 hdc sts.)
After Round 4, the thumb should measure: 1.75” high.
For Toddler, proceed to the Thumb Finishing Instructions.
Thumb Round 5 (Child, Youth, Women & Men): Repeat Thumb Round 4.
(Child & Youth: 8 hdc sts. Women & Men: 10 hdc sts.)
After Round 5, the thumb should measure: 2.25” high.
For Child, proceed to the Thumb Finishing Instructions.
Thumb Round 6 (Youth, Women & Men):
Repeat Thumb Round 2.
(Youth: 8 hdc sts. Women & Men: 10 hdc sts.)
After Round 6, the thumb should measure: 2.5” high.
For Youth & Women, proceed to the Thumb Finishing Instructions.
Thumb Round 7 (Men): Repeat Thumb Round 2.
(Men: 10 hdc sts.)
After Round 7, thumb should measure: 3” high.
For Men, proceed to the Thumb Finishing Instructions.
Thumb Finishing Instructions – All Sizes
Fasten off, leaving a 12” ending tail (meaning to cut the yarn that’s attached to your skein and leave a 12” tail. Pull the tail through the loop that was on your hook).
With your yarn needle and working into the tops of sts from your final round of the thumb, weave the 12” ending tail, from the back (inside the thumb) to the front (outside the thumb), OUT of the first st. Weave the tail from front to back, IN the next st.
*Weave the tail, from back to front, OUT the next st. Weave the tail, front to back, IN the next st.*
Repeat from * to * around.
Pull the tail tight to close the top of the thumb.
Weave in all loose ends. While weaving in your ends, you can use your yarn needle and the 18” starting tail to fix any gaps created around the thumb by sewing around the sts to close them.
Make two mittens.
And now you have a new pair of mittens!
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