0-3 months, newborn, preemie
This pattern includes 2 styles of baby mittens .......
One style has a ribbed cuff to ensure a snug fit
The second style has a garter stitch border - and includes a ribbon bow
Baby Mittens 0-3 months |
Satin Bow Preemie Baby Mittens |
0-3 months newborn preemie |
Simple Baby Mittens Make 2
mittens the same
Tension: 22sts
= 4" (10cm) over stocking stitch
0-3 months
Width: 2½"
(6.5cm), 5" (13cm) all around
Length: 4½"
(11.5cm)
Using DK yarn & 3.25mm needles cast on 25sts
CUFF
1st Row: S1,
* k1, p1, repeat from * to last 2sts, k2
2nd Row: S1,
* p1, k1, repeat from * to end
Repeat
last 2 rows 5 times more
HAND
Change
to 4mm needles
1st Row: S1,
knit to end
2nd
Row: S1, purl to last st, k1
Repeat
the last two rows 7 times more or until work measures 4" from the cast on edge
Shape the top ~
Next Row: S1,
*k2tog, k1, repeat from * to end 17sts
Next Row: S1,
purl to last st, k1
Next Row: *K2tog
all across row, to last st, k1
9sts
Cut the yarn leaving a ‘tail’.
With a yarn needle, pull the yarn through
all the remaining stitches and secure
Sew
up side seam and weave in ends
Newborn
Width: 2"
(5cm), 4" (10cm) all around
Length: 4"
(10cm)
Using DK yarn & 3.25mm needles cast on 21sts
CUFF
1st Row: S1,
* k1, p1, repeat from * to last 2sts, k2
2nd Row: S1,
* p1, k1, repeat from * to end
Repeat
last 2 rows 4 times more
HAND
Change
to 4mm needles
1st Row: S1,
knit to end
2nd
Row: S1, purl to last st, k1
Repeat
the last two rows 6 times more or until work measures 3½" from the cast
on edge
Shape the top ~
Next Row: S1,
*k2tog, k1, repeat from * to last 2sts, k2tog 14sts
Next Row: S1,
purl to last st, k1
Next Row: *K2tog,
all across row ` 7sts
Cut the yarn leaving a ‘tail’.
With a yarn needle, pull the yarn through
all the remaining stitches and secure
Sew
up side seam and weave in ends
Premature
Baby
Width: 1¾"
(4.5cm), 3 ½" (9cm) all around
Length: 3¼"
(8.5cm)
Using DK yarn & 3.25mm needles cast on 19sts
CUFF
1st Row: S1,
* k1, p1, repeat from * to last 2sts, k2
2nd Row: S1,
* p1, k1, repeat from * to end
Repeat
last 2 rows 3 times more
HAND
Change
to 4mm needles
1st Row: S1,
knit to end
2nd
Row: S1, purl to last st, k1
Repeat
the last two rows 5 times more or until work measures 2 ¾" from the cast
on edge
Shape the top ~
Next Row: S1,
*k2tog, k1, repeat from * to end 13sts
Next Row: S1,
purl to last st, k1
Next Row: *K2tog
all across row, to last st, k1
7sts
Cut the yarn leaving a ‘tail’.
With a yarn needle, pull the yarn through
all the remaining stitches and secure
Sew
up side seam and weave in ends
* * *
Satin Bow Preemie Baby Mittens |
Ribbon Bow Baby Mittens Make 2
mittens the same
Tension: 22sts
= 4" (10cm) over stocking stitch
0-3 months
Width: 2½"
(6.5cm), 5" (13cm) all around
Length: 4½"
(11.5cm)
Using DK yarn & 3.25mm needles cast on 25sts
CUFF
1st Row: S1,
knit to end
Repeat
this row 11 times more
HAND
Change
to 4mm needles
1st
Row (eyelets): S1, k2, *yrn, k2tog, k1;
repeat from * to the end
2nd
Row: S1, purl to last st, k1
3rd Row: S1,
knit to end
4th
Row: S1, purl to last st, k1
Repeat
the last two rows 6 times more or until work measures 4" from the cast on edge
Shape the top ~
Next Row: S1,
*k2tog, k1, repeat from * to end 17sts
Next Row: S1,
purl to last st, k1
Next Row: *K2tog
all across row, to last st, k1
9sts
Cut the yarn leaving a ‘tail’.
With a yarn needle, pull the yarn through
all the remaining stitches and secure
Sew
up side seam and weave in ends
Make a crochet chain or use a pretty ribbon to
thread through the eyelet holes, tie in a bow
Newborn
Width: 2"
(5cm), 4" (10cm) all around
Length: 4"
(10cm)
Using DK yarn & 3.25mm needles cast on 21sts
CUFF
1st Row: S1,
knit to end
Repeat
this row 9 times more
HAND
Change
to 4mm needles
1st
Row (eyelets): S1, k2, *yrn, k2tog, k1;
repeat from * to the end
2nd
Row: S1, purl to last st, k1
3rd Row: S1,
knit to end
4th
Row: S1, purl to last st, k1
Repeat
the last two rows 5 times more or until work measures 3 ½" from the cast
on edge
Shape the top ~
Next Row: S1,
*k2tog, k1, repeat from * to last 2sts, k2tog 14sts
Next Row: S1,
purl to last st, k1
Next Row: *K2tog
all across row, to last st, k1
` 7sts
Cut the yarn leaving a ‘tail’.
With a yarn needle, pull the yarn through
all the remaining stitches and secure
Sew
up side seam and weave in ends
Make a crochet chain or use a pretty ribbon to thread
through the eyelet holes, tie in a bow
Premature
Baby
Width: 1¾" (4.5cm), 3 ½" (9cm) all around
Length: 3¼" (8.5cm)
Using DK yarn & 3.25mm needles cast on 19sts
CUFF
1st Row: S1,
knit to end
Repeat
this row 7 times more
HAND
Change
to 4mm needles
1st
Row (eyelets): S1, * k1, yrn, k2tog,
repeat from * to the end
2nd
Row: S1, purl to last st, k1
3rd Row: S1,
knit to end
4th
Row: S1, purl to last st, k1
Repeat
the last two rows 5 times more or until work measures 2 ¾" from the cast
on edge
Shape the top ~
Next Row: S1,
*k2tog, k1, repeat from * to end 13sts
Next Row: S1,
purl to last st, k1
Next Row: *K2tog
all across row, to last st, k1 7sts
Cut the yarn leaving a ‘tail’.
With a yarn needle, pull the yarn through
all the remaining stitches and secure
Sew
up side seam and weave in ends
Make a crochet chain or use a pretty ribbon to
thread through the eyelet holes, tie in a bow
You will find matching Ribbon Bow Booties at ~
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They are wonderful. Thank you for the pattern.
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ReplyDeleteCould you tell me do I use 4 needles or can I use circular needles, or use the straight needles? What does yrn mean in he stitching pattern? Thank you. Please le me know asap. Diana
ReplyDeleteI love these easy knitting patterns I have been asked to knit some of the cardigans for a friend who's brothers partner had a baby girl born premature.
ReplyDeleteHow long of ribbon would you use? I'll be making a lot of these for hospital nicu babies!
ReplyDeleteThank You for the nice pattern will knit them up tonight
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