Fingerless Gloves Aran Knitting Project – With Free Pattern

I’ve got some leftover So Crafty Aran knitting yarn from a sweater I knitted. I’m knitting a matching pair of fingerless gloves using this free Easy Fingerless Mittens knitting pattern.

Materials

I’m knitting this Maguire Clan Aran in Aldi’s So Crafty Aran yarn in colour Misty Mauve. It’s a lovely dusky purple shade. The yarn knits up nicely enough and it’s super cheap to buy. It does tend to bobble more than I’d like. But after a few months of washing and wearing the bobbling does seem to settle down and stop getting any worse. On the whole, this has become one of my favourite budget yarn brands.

I’m using the 4mm knitting needles recommended in the knitting pattern.

Knitting Pattern

I’ve followed the Easy Fingerless Mittens from Marianna’s Lazy Daisy Days.

It’s a free knitting pattern and it’s availible in children’s to adult’s sizes.

I’ve found to to be a fantastic pattern for using up leftover yarn. What better way to put it to use than by making accessories to co-ordinate with the bigger project?

Fingerless Gloves Aran Knitting Project – With Free Pattern

I do hope my Easy Fingerless Mittens Knitting project has inspired you to have a go at knitting your own mittens with your leftover bits of yarn.

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A Little Bit About Me . . .

Hey there I’m Bridie, a busy mum to two amazing humans, a spirited border collie puppy and a pair of sweet guinea pigs. We homestead in a cherished Edwardian terrace in not so sunny Lancashire, England.

When I’m not spending time with my children and menagerie, I’m usually to be found in my craft room creating and blogging or in the kitchen cooking up a big batch of something tasty. I’m always looking for thrifty hacks to save money on my crafts and recipes. Crafting doesn’t have to cost a fortune!

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