How to Make Fingerless Mittens

This tutorial will show you how to make fingerless mittens. They can also be used as wrist warmers. This is a quick, fun project and a great gift idea.

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Tools and Materials Needed

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Cut one piece of fleece for each hand, so for a complete set of fleece mittens you will need two pieces of fleece.

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For a large lady’s hand cut each piece 14 inches x10 inches. You can adjust these measurements as needed.

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Fold each of the fabric pieces right sides together so the short ends meet.

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Sew the short ends together using a straight stitch, with a generous 1/4 inch seam allowance.

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Turn the mittens right side out. Fold each piece in half so the raw edges meet then take it to the sewing machine.

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How to Make Fingerless Mittens

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This tutorial will show you how to make fingerless mittens. They can also be used as wrist warmers. This is a quick, fun project and a great gift idea.

Tools and Materials Needed

– Fleece Fabric – Scissors – Thread – Sewing Machine

Cut one piece of fleece for each hand, so for a complete set of fleece mittens you will need two pieces of fleece.

Step 1: Cut your Fleece Fabric

For a large lady’s hand cut each piece 14 inches x10 inches. You can adjust these measurements as needed.

Fold each of the fabric pieces right sides together so the short ends meet.

Sew the short ends together using a straight stitch, with a generous 1/4 inch seam allowance.

Step 2: Sew your Fingerless Mittens

Turn the mittens right side out. Fold each piece in half so the raw edges meet then take it to the sewing machine.

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