Greetings, fellow crochet enthusiasts!

As winter approaches, there's nothing cozier than a pair of mittens to keep your hands warm. In this crochet blog post, we'll embark on a creative journey to crochet mittens that capture the timeless charm of knitted mittens but with the unique touch of crochet.

Materials You'll Need:

Before we dive into the stitches and pattern, let's gather the materials needed for crocheting your knit-look mittens:

1. Yarn: Choose a medium-weight or worsted yarn in your favorite 2 colors. This type of yarn is perfect for creating mittens that are both warm and stylish.

2. Crochet Hook: Select an appropriate hook size based on the yarn you've chosen. A 5mm hook often works well for medium-weight yarn.

3. Scissors: A sharp pair of scissors is essential for cutting yarn neatly.

4. Yarn Needle: You'll use a yarn needle for weaving in ends and sewing up your mittens.

Now that you've gathered your materials, let's dive into crocheting your knit-look mittens.

Step 1: Foundation ch = mittens lenght without ribbing, in my works it is 19 cm / 7,5 inch

Step 2: 

1 sc in the 2nd ch from the hook, herringbone single crochet till the end f the row in each stitch, turn

Link to Tutorial:
How To Crochet Herringbone Single Crochet Stitch

Step 3:

1 ch, 1 sc in back loop only, herringbone single crochet stitch in back loop only till the end of the row

Video Link:
How To Crochet Herringbone Stitch

Step 4: 

Repeat step 3 till width 17 - 18 cm (depends on you palm width, if you have wide palm, make more rows)

Step 5:

Fold togerher and sew edges leaving a space for your thumb, I use slip stitch for this.

Step 6: 

Change color 

Rnd 1:

3 ch, dc stitches around the bottom, finish with sl st

Rnd 2:

3 ch, *1 front post dc, 1 back post dc, repeat from * till the end of the rnd, finish with sl st, cut the yarn.

Step 7:

Repeat the same from the other side, for 4 or more rows depends on the ribbing length you want

Creating crochet mittens with the look of knitting is a rewarding and stylish project for the winter season.

These mittens are not only warm and functional but also a testament to your crochet skills. With a little practice and patience, you can craft handmade warmth that rivals the classic knit mittens.

Using very similar stitch, I designed Knit Look Marissa Cowl

Find Pattern Here: 
Crochet Pattern Knit Looks Marissa Cowl

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I can’t wait to see what you create!

Remember, You Are More Creative Than You Think!

With love,
Lena