Cold and snowy weather is also good because you can add variety to your look with different accessories. What is the most important accessory in the autumn-winter period? Of course, gloves and mittens.
Mittens-gloves, the best accessory
For those who have already knitted this irreplaceable element of their wardrobe, this master class will tell you how else you can diversify the creative process and the final look of the product.
Guided by the diagrams and descriptions, try to knit mittens-gloves that are both original and practical.
Required materials and tools
- knitting needles number 3.5 in the amount of 5 pieces;
- 100 grams of 100 percent wool yarn. For example, "Merino pur".
To work you will need the following patterns:
- elastic band, which is performed by alternately alternating the front and back;
- smooth surface. This pattern is made using purl and front rows. Remember that when knitting in the round you only need to do facial loops.
A sample whose dimensions are 10 by 10 centimeters should have a knitting density of about 27 loops per 37 rows.
First stages of work
The left glove should be knitted first. If you have already taken all the measurements and calculated the necessary indicators, then you can get to work. Let's assume that you have 48 loops. Cast them on 4 needles and then close them into a ring. Use the usual elastic pattern for the first 10 centimeters of the fabric. When 38 circles are ready, you can move on to working only with facial ones. Thus, 28 circles should be completed, which subsequently form the outer side of the glove. The same number of rows will serve to form inside.
Subsequent stages
After 21 loops in the 2nd row from the beginning of the elastic, you need to add 1 more. You should also add 4 more times in every 4 circles. Continue knitting the mitten gloves for 6 centimeters. After knitting 24 rows, switch to a safety pin, preferably a large one. You need to leave 11 loops of the future wedge on it. Now dial 3 to form jumpers and continue to work the fabric in a circle. Before starting the 2nd row, knit the first 2 loops with a slant to the left in pairs. Also knit the last 2 stitches together. Stepping back from the thumb hole, make 4 centimeters of the canvas. Now transfer 6 loops on the outer side and the same number on the inner side to a separate knitting needle.
We knit the phalanges of the fingers
Cast on 14 loops to tie the jumpers. Before knitting, they should be distributed over 3 knitting needles. Continue with facials. When the length for each phalanx is ready (about 5 centimeters or 18 loops after the jumper), you need to knit 2 loops in pairs at the end of each knitting needle. You need to do this until there are only 5 loops left. Finish the work by tightening and securing the loops with a working thread.
From the jumper, which is located between the sides of the mitten-glove, try to pull out 2 loops and knit 2 circles with the same knit stitches. Transfer the last few loops of the outer side, as well as the first of the inner side, to another knitting needle. In addition, to form the ring finger, you will need a set of 17 loops to form a jumper. Continue knitting in the round, and 6 centimeters later, finish the tip of the finger in the same way as described for the little finger.
You will need: mohair yarn (550 m/100 g) -100 g melange yarn, set of stocking needles No. 2.
The product is knitted with 2 folds of thread.
Elastic band 1x1: alternately knit 1. p., 1 p. n. In from. rows of loops knit according to the pattern.
Front stitch: front rows - front loops, purl rows - purl loops.
Knitting density: 26 sts x 38 rows = 10 x 10 cm.
Description of knitting gloves-mittens:
Cast on 48 stitches and distribute them onto 4 needles. Knit the cuff in the round for 50 rows using an elastic band. Next, continue knitting faces. satin stitch Knit 4 rows, then make increases for the thumb wedge - before and after the 1st loop of the 1st knitting needle, add 1 stitch. Knit the stretch between the two loops with a knit stitch. The added loops are on the first knitting needle. Repeat these increases 5 more times (increase 1 stitch along the edges of the newly cast on loops) in every fourth row. Next, temporarily set aside 13 stitches of the wedge - to do this, transfer the loops to a safety pin.
Between the last loop of the 4th needle and the 1st loop of the 1st needle, cast on 5 stitches for the jumper. The beginning of the row for the left glove is behind these loops, on the right glove - in front of these loops. Knit 10-11 rows, decreasing 5 stitches - in every second row, 1 stitch on each side of the jumper made. There should be 48 stitches left on the knitting needles. Next, start knitting your fingers. Divide the loops - 14 stitches for the index finger, 12 for the middle finger, 12 for the ring finger and 10 stitches for the little finger.
Index finger: knit 14 sts from the main part and cast on new 2 sts for the jumper = 16 sts. Distribute these loops onto 3 knitting needles and knit with the fourth. For the index finger, knit 7 rows of knits. satin stitch and 3 rows of ribbed stitch. Close the hinges.
Middle and unnamed knit the fingers in the same way, but with two jumpers on both sides of the fingers, each of the two loops = 16 stitches per finger.
Little finger knit on the remaining 10 loops + 2 sts. jumpers = 12 sts. For the little finger, knit 5 rows of knits. satin stitch and 3 rows of rib.
Thumb: take the set aside 13 sts, pull 5 sts from the jumper = 18 sts. Knit to a height of 5 cm. Follow the fingertip as follows - in one row, knit 2 sts together, from these 11 sts, knit another row, then pull the loops working thread.
Hood-mitten: in a row 4-5 rows below the beginning of the fingers, cast on 24 sts from the outside of the glove. Cast on another 24 sts. Knit the hood on 48 loops in a circle - on the outside of the faces. stitch, from the palm side, knit 6 rows with an elastic band, then continue with knits. satin stitch After about 20 rows from the start of knitting (4.5-5 cm), start decreasing in every second row: on the 1st knitting needle, remove the first loop unknitted, knit the next one and pull through the removed loop. Knit the penultimate and last stitches of the 2nd needle together. At the beginning of the 3rd knitting needle, perform a decrease as on the 1st knitting needle, on the 4th knitting needle - as on the 2nd knitting needle. Decrease the stitches in this way until there is only 1 stitch left on the knitting needles. Gather the remaining loops onto the thread, tighten and fasten the thread to the wrong side. side.
Second mitten knit symmetrically.
Features of knitting warm, openwork, with convertible and fingerless gloves.
Gloves remain a relevant element of the wardrobe in the cool season.
Needlewomen try to please their hands with new models and make them for gifts to family and friends.
In gloves our fingers are free and it is more convenient for us to perform with them different actions. Besides knitted models:
- beautiful
- attract the attention of others
- highlight your style preferences
Openwork gloves with knitting needles: pattern with pattern
girl holding ready-made knitted openwork glovesOpenwork models of gloves are relevant for autumn and spring. In combination with a beautiful scarf, they will complement your feminine, delicate look.
If you knit gloves made of wool mixture or cotton thread, they will retain the elasticity and beauty of the openwork pattern.
Select the latter, for example, from the following options:
openwork patterns and patterns for them for knitting gloves, example 1 
openwork patterns and patterns for them for knitting gloves, example 2 
openwork patterns and patterns for them for knitting gloves, example 3 
openwork patterns and patterns for them for knitting gloves, example 4 
openwork patterns and patterns for them for knitting gloves, example 5 Knit an openwork pattern on:
- back of the glove
- rubber band
- half the blade of each finger with back side
Some models contain it from the beginning of knitting to the fingertips only on the outside.
Be sure to do your hands correctly before you start knitting the gloves.
How to knit long and short fingerless gloves with knitting needles?
in the hands of a girl knitted with knitting needles long gloves without fingers - The first step is to determine the length of the future product to the wrist. That is, in the short version, for example, 5 cm, and in the long version - above the elbow.
- For long mitts, take an additional measurement of the circumference of the place where they begin - above the elbow, elbow, below it.
- Select a pattern or several to work with and make a test pattern. Determine the knitting density.
- Draw a diagram of future fingerless gloves, mark the narrow and wide areas. For them, plan to decrease the loops and widen the fabric. For example, for high mitts with the beginning just below the elbow, it is convenient to decrease 3-4 loops every 2 cm and continue until the wrist. Then pick up the loops for the palm.
- Mark the wrist area with a short elastic band, a purl row, and openwork holes for decoration with a lace or ribbon.
- A number of needlewomen mark the place for the thumb with a wedge of extension from the wrist. Others knit straight fabric and leave open loops for opening it.
- Continue working the main pattern/s up to the knuckles or a little higher.
- Decrease to 8 stitches and switch to a tight elastic band, garter stitch, openwork insert at a height up to the middle of the middle finger. Or distribute the loops as for knitting the fingers of a glove and knit them to a height of 2-3 cm. Close the loops in the usual way.
- Return to the thumb and knit the fabric for it to a height of 1.5-3 cm.
- Repeat all steps to knit a second fingerless glove.
Decorate the finished products with beads, seed beads, stones, and ready-made compositions of flowers, leaves, and fur.
For inspiration, a few ready-made mitts different lengths:
ready-made long knitted fingerless gloves, example 1 
ready-made long knitted fingerless gloves, example 2 
ready-made long knitted fingerless gloves, example 3 
ready-made long knitted fingerless gloves, example 4 
ready-made long knitted fingerless gloves, example 5 
series of short mitts knitted different colors in the hands of the model Knitted men's gloves: video
interesting model knitted men's gloves Men's glove models are laconic in appearance and easy to use even for novice needlewomen.
Nevertheless, there are “gourmets” who connoisseurs of braids and weaves on the fabric of gloves.
Video: knitting men's gloves
How to knit women's gloves: diagram
cute ready-made knitted women's gloves There are probably more women's models of gloves in magazines and on the Internet.
They are:
- long and short
- openwork, stockinette stitch and warm patterns
- decorated with ribbons, knitted and ready-made decorative elements
- with flared and fitted hems
Knitting pattern women's gloves close to classic:
- elastic cuff
- blade with extension to thumb hole
- decrease over it and smooth work on the base of the little finger
- distribution of finger loops
- knitting each separately from the little finger to the index finger, vice versa or in discord
- completing the glove by knitting a thumb house
- repeating actions for the second instance in mirror order
Several diagrams in the pictures:
knitting pattern for women's gloves, example 1 
knitting pattern for women's gloves, example 2 
knitting pattern for women's gloves, example 3 Gloves - mittens knitted
cute mitten gloves with a heart and buttons The combination of knitted mittens and gloves in one product has found its fans among all generations and ages.
- Getting started is the same for both mittens and gloves. Rib the cuff and continue with the base pattern, adding an extension wedge for the thumb. Be careful in its location. For the right mitten glove there are 2 knitting needles at the end, for the left one - 4.
- Leave loops for the thumb hole, add half of them. Continue knitting in the round, decreasing over the remaining stitches to the original number at the start of work.
- Having knitted 3-4 cm, knit the back of the mitten, and knit the inside. This is where you marked the start of the finger flap.
- Distribute the fabric to work over each finger and tie them halfway.
- Return to the thumb hole and knit the fabric for it.
- Pick up stitches from the purl row under your fingers and cast on the same number of stitches. Close into a circle.
- The first ones are knitted in stockinette stitch, the second ones are knitted with an elastic band, for example, 2x2.
- After 2 cm, switch to the same pattern in a circle.
- Having reached the height of the upper phalanx of the middle finger, decrease the loops on the valve in a manner convenient for you.
- Pull the final 4 loops with thread. For a more rounded finger house, perform this step with 8 loops.
- Knit the second mitten-glove symmetrically.
For originality and convenience, sew 1 button onto the finished products in the area where the cuff transitions into the main fabric on the back. Tie a tourniquet to the tops of the valve, roll it into a loop and secure its free edge.
In the open finger position, hook the flap onto the button.
How to knit children's gloves with knitting needles?
winter gloves knitted on the hands of a child For children, gloves can be knitted using similar patterns as for adults. These models also have:
- wedge extension for thumb
- distribution of loops for the remaining fingers
- knitting them one by one
- optional decoration of finished gloves
See the pictures for several descriptions of work from knitting magazines.
description in the magazine of knitting gloves-mittens 
description from a magazine for knitting children's gloves Knitted gloves for boys
knitted blue gloves-mittens for boys Boys like to do a lot of things with their hands, so it is important for them to have access to each of their fingers. Mother craftsmen just have to put on a few pairs of gloves per shift.
Consider the color scheme of the boy’s main wardrobe, combination with a hat, scarf and shoes. Then there will be much more room for your imagination to fly.
In future articles we will look at the features of knitting gloves for children and adults. Therefore, we will not dwell on them for a long time.
See below for several models of knitted gloves for boys with a description of the work.
several descriptions of knitting gloves for boys from magazines 
description of knitting gloves for a boy from a magazine Patterns for knitting gloves: diagrams
ready-made knitted gloves with several patterns Once you've trained your hands in knitting gloves using stockinette stitch, it's time to learn other patterns.
For example, these:
diagram and pattern of knitted gloves 
patterns for knitting gloves, example 1 
patterns for knitted gloves, example 2 
patterns for knitted gloves, example 3 
patterns for knitting gloves, example 4 
patterns for knitting gloves, example 5 
patterns for knitting gloves, example 6 
patterns for knitted gloves, example 7 
patterns for knitted gloves, example 8 
patterns for knitted gloves, example 9 
patterns for knitted gloves, example 10 
patterns for knitted gloves, example 11 
patterns for knitted gloves, example 12 Mittens and gloves are knitted on 5 knitting needles.
This type of knitting is called circular or tubular. At circular knitting Always knit the front loops behind the front walls, otherwise the fabric will twist and tighten.
The loops should first be cast on two knitting needles, and then distributed over 4 needles, closed in a circle and knitted with the 5th knitting needle. For ease of counting rows, you should make a mark with a marker at the beginning of the circular row.
The mitten consists of a cuff, main part, toe and thumb.
Knitting mittens starts from the cuff, which is usually knitted with a 1 x 1 or 2 x 2 elastic band.
Elastic band 1 x 1
1st and all subsequent rows - * 1 knit stitch, 1 purl stitch *, repeat from * to * all the way around.
Elastic band 2 x 2
1st and all subsequent rows - * 2 knit stitches, 2 purl loops * repeat from * to * around the entire circle. In this case, the loops of the 1st and 2nd knitting needles form the back side of the mitten, and the loops of the 3rd and 4th knitting needles form the palm.
Distribution of knitting needles when knitting mittens
The height of the cuff in classic mittens is from 6 to 9 cm, after which they knit about 5 cm - this is the distance to the base of the thumb.
Basic Description 1
To form a thumb wedge in the first round row on the 1st needle, knit the first 3 stitches, then pull a knit crossed loop from the cross thread, then knit 2 more loops and again pull 1 knit crossed loop from the cross thread. Repeat such increases in every 3rd circular row 7 times on both sides of the wedge = 18 loops.
Next, knit 2 circular rows without adding and slip the added loops onto a pin. For the thumb, pick up the reserved stitches, add stitches from the jumper and distribute them on 3 needles. Knit a finger height of 5-6 cm, then decrease - in every 2nd round row, knit 2 stitches together at the beginning of each knitting needle. Pull the remaining loops together with the working thread. Cut the thread, fasten it and hide it inside your finger.
Basic description 2
for knitting the thumb
For the right mitten, the hole for the thumb is knitted on the 3rd knitting needle, and for the left one - on the 4th knitting needle. Slip 5 (or as many as indicated in the instructions) loops onto the pin. Then cast on the same number of stitches over the slipped stitches in the next round. To knit the thumb, pick up stitches from the pin and stitches on the opposite side of the hole, and additionally cast on 1 stitch between them. Distribute the resulting loops on 3 knitting needles and knit in circular rows in stockinette stitch with the 4th knitting needle. Knit to the middle of the thumbnail, then decrease - in each round, knit the last 2 stitches of each needle together. Pull the remaining loops together with the working thread. Cut the thread, fasten it and hide it inside your finger.
Rules for tying a toe
The main part of the mitten is knitted to the tip of the little finger, after which decreases are made, which form the toe.
On the 1st and 3rd knitting needles, knit the first 2 loops together, knitting them together behind the back walls.
On the 2nd and 4th knitting needles, knit the last 2 stitches together behind the back walls. Decrease in each row or every other row, depending on the size of the mitten and the length of your fingers. When there are 2 loops left on each knitting needle, transfer the loops to 2 knitting needles and decrease until there are 2 loops left on each knitting needle. Then break the thread, pull the loops one through the other and tighten. Fasten the end of the thread inside the mitten.
Rules for knitting gloves
After 3 circular rows, start knitting thumb wedge , for which mark the 4th and 7th loops on the palm and in the next 3rd circular row after the 1st loop and before the second mark, add the 1st loop, knitting it from the transverse thread with the front crossed.
Repeat the increases in every 3rd circular row 5 times, then knit 3 more circular rows without increasing and slip the added wedge loops onto a pin. Close the loops again in a circle, casting on an additional 2 loops between them.
Next, knit in circular rows and after 10 cm from the last row, leave 5 palm loops and the first 5 back loops for the little finger and add 2 loops between them for a jumper = 12 loops. Leave the remaining loops temporarily, and knit 12 stitches in stockinette stitch in circular rows. 6 cm from the beginning of knitting the little finger, decrease 1 loop in every 2nd circle from the palm side, knitting the 2nd and 3rd loops together with the front and on the back side, knitting the 2nd and 3rd stitches together with the knit stitch, repeat the decreases 2 times, and then in each circle until there are 8 loops left on the knitting needles. Close the set aside loops in a circle and knit 2 circular rows, casting on 2 additional loops between them.
