Fair Isle Neva Mittens – Free Crochet Pattern

February 17, 2018 by Bethany 21 Comments

Have you been enjoying the Olympics? I love seeing all the athletes work hard and excel (I have been trying to figure out the rules of curling, don’t quite get it yet). My husband thinks I am weird when I cheer for everyone. I just want everyone to do their best (especially the very young competitors)! It’s been so fun to see the events and even to see all the cold weather hats everyone is wearing. If you made my Neva Hat (Olympics Team USA Hat), you may be interested in this pretty follow-up project, Crochet Neva Mittens! These fair isle crochet mittens use the same pretty technique, so they make a perfect set. Give them a go!

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Crochet Fishnet Fingerless Gloves

April 18, 2014 by Bethany 12 Comments

This coming week is going to be a bit busy. I have a big creative blogger conference, and one of the events in an 80’s party (I can’t decide if I am excited or not, I don’t really love dancing in public with strangers). I am a bit of an introvert in certain situations! Anyway, I knew I needed some funky neon accessories, so I whipped up these Crochet Fishnet Fingerless Gloves using the diamond mesh stitch. They work up pretty quick, and I love how they look with this bright yarn! So fun.

Depending on the yarn, these could really be for anything! They are super comfortable to wear, too.

FISHNET FINGERLESS GLOVES

What you need:
G hook
Medium Weight Yarn (Caron SS Paints)

Abbreviations: (American Terms)
Ch – Chain
St – Stitch
Sc – Single Crochet
Hdc – Half Double Crochet
Dc – Double Crochet
Sk – Skip
Sl st – Slip Stitch

Notes: You can always customize the size! Make this band larger/shorter for a different size. Then adjust the rest of the pattern accordingly.

1. Work a ch-less sc foundation, 32 sts. (adjust in multiples of 4)
2. Ch 1. Sc in each st around. (36 sts)
3. *Ch 5. Sk 3 sts. Sc in nex st * repeat all around. You will work a sc in last st.
4. You will now work in continuous rounds: *Ch 5. Sc in next 5-ch loop.* Repeat all around.
Repeat round four until your fingerless gloves are as long as you would like. Sl st into next 5-ch space to finish off.

No need to create holes of your thumbs, just find a corresponding hole in the mesh.

FREE Crochet Pattern: Crochet Fishnet Fingerless Gloves - Crochet these fun fishnet fingerless gloves with the fast diamond mesh stitch.

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Vintage-Inspired Armwarmers

November 29, 2013 by Bethany 128 Comments

I really thought that this cold winter would be really hard on me (I recently moved from Las Vegas to Northern Utah). It kind of has, but the cold is VERY inspirational! I have needed to take extra measures to stay warm, and arm warmers were a cozy and cute way. I really like how these turned out, and they are pretty simple to make, too.

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Free Crochet Pattern - Vintage Inspired Arm warmers. These comfy arm warmsers are cute and feminine, and have a cute button detail. {Pattern by Whistle and Ivy}

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FISHNET FINGERLESS GLOVES

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