Sunday, February 12, 2006
Post Stitch Mitts - Pattern

POST STITCH MITTS
Sizes: M [L]
Hand measured at knuckles 7.5inches [8.5 inches]
Materials:
Worsted weight about 2.15 [2.25] ounces
H and I crochet hooks
Gauge: 6 sc = 2 inches. 7 sc rows = 2 inches
Note: Ch 2 and ch 3 at beginning of rounds counts as hdc and dc.
Foundation chain: With I hook, ch 26 [28], join with slip stitch in first chain.
Rnd 1: Ch 2, hdc in each ch, ending slip stitch around ch 2, as if to front post.
Rnd 2-7: Ch 2, *bphdc, around next hdc, fphdc around next hdc*, repeat ending with slip stitch around ch 2, as if to front post. On rnd 7 sl st in ch 2.
Rnd 8-13: Ch 1, sc in same st, sc in each st, join with sl st in first sc. Mitt should measure approximately 4-5 inches from foundation chain.
Rnd 14: Ch 1, sc in same st, sc in next 10 [11] sts, ch 5 [6], skip 5 [6] sc, sc in 10 [10] sc. Join with slip stitch in first sc.
Rnd 15-16: Ch 1, sc in same st, sc in each st and ch, join with sl st in first sc.
Rnd 17: Ch 2, hdc in each st, ending slip stitch around ch 2, as if to front post.
Rnd 18-21: Ch 2, * bphdc around next st, fphdc around next dc, repeat around ending with slip st around ch 2, as if to front post. Should measure approximately 7-8 inches from foundation chain. Mitt should reach to the first joint of the little finger, if it doesn’t add another round of back and front posts.
Optional Thumb:
Using a size H hook
Rnd 1: Join yarn with a sc in the first skipped sc of Rnd 13. Space 12 [14] sc around opening, 1 sc in each of the 5 [6] skipped sts and the unused loop of ch, sc in the sides of the sc in rnd 14.
Rnd 2-3: Ch 2, 5 [6] hdc, 3 sc, 3 [4] hdc, join with slip stitch in top of ch 2.
Rnd 4: Ch 2, 3 [4] hdc, 6 sc, 2 [3] hdc, join with slip stitch in top of ch 2.
Rnd 5: Slip stitch in each st around. Fasten off. Weave in ends.
Mitt length can be adjusted by working more rounds on cuff (Rnds 1-7).
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I just printed the pattern to try! You make it look so easy! I am new to crochet, so I am going to try this. They will work great here on the farm! Thank you and keep up the great work.
I love these. I've just printed out a copy and am going to make these when I get my yarn from KnitPicks.
Beautiful! I have to learn to crochet! It's denser than knitting, so it's warmer. And happens to be much faster! Sigh! There are so many interesting projects out there!
Carol K in Ohio
Carol K in Ohio
Lovely mittens.
Thank you for sharing the pattern.
I`m gonna make them when the olympic is over.
Have a nice day.
Thank you for sharing the pattern.
I`m gonna make them when the olympic is over.
Have a nice day.
These mittens are beautiful!!! Thank you for the pattern. I recently started to crochet again and will definitely try your pattern.
Bettina from Germany
Bettina from Germany
very nice pattern. Cant wait to make a pair for my mom for Christmas. The texture combination is wonderful.
Hi, Suzetta! I really miss your humor (on the links group). LOVE this pattern...I'll be making lots of these for Christmas.
Judy in MI
Judy in MI
I made these and love them! Thanks for sharing your patterns with us all.
Cheers,
Sally C. in E. Texas
Cheers,
Sally C. in E. Texas
I have already made two pair of these mitts, and I shared your pattern with the ladies in my Thursday morning knit/crochet group. We all love them! One of the women in the group has made three pair in assorted yarns--the pattern works great no matter what yarn is used, and they are fast to make. Thanks againfor your wonderful pattern!
Hi :) I searched for an HOUR to find just the perfect fingerless mittens and yours fit the bill! I want to make them for my D for Christmas. All the other patterns I found were SO plain....yours is just terrific. Thanks for shariing it!
What a great pattern for my yarn group's charity. We crochet hats, mittens, and scarfs for a local hospital.I think the kids will love this! Many thanks for sharing!!
Really nice mitts. Thanks. Can you clarify for me the Medium-Large measurements. It says "measured at knuckles". My knuckles are only 3" across. Am I missing something? I tend to be dense at times! Thank you for the pattern I look forward to making them for my bowling group. It is so cold in the alley and we can wear these and hold the ball!
I don't understand round 1 of the Optional thumb. Can anyone help me please. I have finished evrything else.
I really like this one but it doesn't get cold enough here in the deep south to really need them.
Love the pattern though.
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Love the pattern though.
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