Size Average 61/2 inch -7inch (Large) 7 - 71/2 inch approx.
Using odd balls of double knitting yarn

No. 9 Crochet Hook. Metric 3.5

USA 8 - ply with Hook size I

Tension 6 rows x 5 dc per sq. inch

I have not put left hand or right hand but Ist and 2nd mitten.
This will make the pattern universal for left and right handed workers.

Abbrev. (UK) dc - double crochet, ch chain

In the USA please note that the mittens are worked
in your single crochet.

On each row turn with one chain.

First Mitten

Chain 37 (41)


1st row: 1 dc in the 2nd ch from hook then 1 dc into each ch, ch1 to turn (36dc) (40)

2nd row: 1dc into each dc, ch1 to turn

3-6 rows: Repeat 2nd row.

(change colour here and then after every 4 rows)

7-14 rows: Same as 2nd row

Row 15: 1dc into first 17dc. (19), 2dc into next dc, 1dc into next dc, 2dc into next dc, 1dc into last
16dc, (18) 1ch to turn ( 38 dc) (42)

16-30 rows: Same as 2nd row. (for larger size add 2 extra rows here)

Row 31: 1dc into first 20dc (22), chain 5 (6) loosely, miss (skip over) 8dc, (9) 1dc into last 10, (11) 1 ch to turn.

Row 32: 1 dc into first 10 dc, 11) 1 dc into each chain, and 1 dc into each of last
20dc (22) (35 dc) (39)

33-46 rows: same as 2nd row (for larger size add another 2 extra rows here)

Row 47: Last colour change, *1 dc into the first dc, 1 dc into the stitch directly below the next
dc, repeat from * across the row.

Row 48: same as 2nd row.

Row 49: working in dc decrease 8 stitches evenly across the row by missing (skipping over one stitch for each decrease. 27dc ((31)

Row 50: Same as 2nd row

Row 51: Working in dc decrease 6 stitches evenly across the row by missing (skipping over)
one stitch for each dec. 21dc (25)

Rows 52 - 54: Same as 2nd row

Row 55: work 1 dc into every alternate stitch, Fasten off.
Thumb
Join yarn into first dc of the thumb space, 1 ch, 1 dc into same space, 1 dc into next 7 dc,
1 dc into each of the 5 chain, 1 ch to turn.

Continue in rows until 10 rows have been worked. (adjust length here)
Add extra 2 rows for larger size.)

Shaping Row. 1dc into every alternate sc Fasten off.

Sew thumb seam.

Sew across top and join side seam, Use the ends from wool changes to blend the colours. Weave or fasten off remaining ends.

Cuff
. Work one row of dc around the cuff. Join yarn into first chain, ch 1, 1 dc into same space,
* 1 dc into the dc immediately under the next ch, 1 dc into the next ch. Repeat around the cuff.

Second Mitten
Work as first mitten for up to row 14.

Row 15: 1dc into first 16dc, (18) 2 dc in next dc, 1 dc in next dc, 2 dc in next dc, 1 dc in last 17dc (19)

Continue same as first mitten up to row 30

Row 31: 1 dc into first 10 dc, (11) ch 5 (6) loosely, miss (skip over) 8 dc (9) 1 dc into the last 20dc. (22)

Continue as first mitten to end.

Thumb.
Join yarn into first dc of the thumb space, 1 ch, 1dc into the same place as ch, dc into next 7dc,
1 dc into each on the five ch , 1 ch to turn

Complete as first mitten.
Note from me: I adjusted the figures afterwards to make a larger size. The first size fits me with some
space and I have a small hand. The only part to watch is the starting the thumb rows. Just ensure
that the seam runs down the inside of the thumb. Being as I am very left handed I have to visualise
in my mind how a right-handed person works. I win some and I lose some.
Brown/Autumnal pair changing yarn colours every two rows. Work the first 6 rows. The following rows are worked by working into the first dc and every alternate stitch is worked into the stitch immediately under the next. It had worked out fine. An adjustment of dc was needed the chain 5 for the thumb.

Source: http://www.geocities.com/justme42uk/

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