We can end the day with crocheted christmas ornaments. As you know, there are only a few weeks left for Christmas and the preparations are in full swing. Here is a free mini crochet mittens ornament pattern. I love these types of crochet Christmas ornaments. I make as many as I can and add new ones almost every year. These cute mini mittens have become my favorite this year. They are also very easy to make. Here are the details for you to enjoy below. Happy new year, happy new year sir.

Designer: fayni_toys.eng

Crochet mitten ornament pattern

Materials and tools:

1. Sport weight/4ply yarn (50g/160m): YarnArt Jeans – red (90), furry yarn (50g/115m): Alize Baby Softy-white (55)
You can choose any yarn that is convenient for you, which matches with each other in thickness.
2. Hook suitable for your yarn (I used the hook size 1.75 mm)
3. White thread for embroidery
4. Scissors
5. Needle
6. Stitch marker or contrasting thread

Abbreviations:

MR-magic ring
sc-single crochet
inc – increase (2 sc in one stitch)
dec-decrease (2 sc together)
ch-chain
sl st -slip stitch
hdc-half double crochet
*6-number of repeats
(12) – total number of stitches in a round

Thumb

Crochet with red yarn:
1. 5 sc in a MR (5)
2. 5 inc (10)
3-5. 10 sc (3 rounds)
Fasten off, cut the yarn and weave in the yarn ends.

Main part

Start crocheting with red yarn:
1. 6 sc in a MR (6)
2. 6 inc (12)
3. (1sc,inc)*6 (18)
4-8. 18 sc (5 rounds)

9. 6 sc on the base, 5 sc with one side of the thumb, 7 sc on the base (18)

10. 6 sc on the base, 5 sc with other side of the thumb, 7 sc on the base (18)

11-12. 18 sc (2 rounds)
Change the yarn to white, fasten off the red yarn.
13. 18 hdc (18)

Fasten off, cut the yarn and weave in the yarn ends.
Use white thread to embroider a snowflake as shown in the photo below.

If you wish, you can crochet the second mitten in the same way, but embroider the snowflake on the other side so that they are mirrored, like the real ones.
You can also connect the mittens with a chain of the required length and use it to hang them on the christmas tree.