Cozy Cathy Crochet Fingerless Gloves- Free Pattern

These adorable fingerless Gloves combine a circular-patterned stitch and soft fur accents.

This project is a fun set of crochet fingerless gloves, which use a unique stitch pattern for cute and feminine results!

These gloves are adorable looking, especially with the fur on the outline of the glove.

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About This Project

This cozy cathy project uses the Catherine’s Wheel Stitch (which I have a video tutorial about it as well).

It also uses single crochet and double crochet stitches primarily. If you already know these two basic stitches, then you are well on your way.

However, to crochet the Catherine’s wheel stitch you will also need to work multiple stitches together (such as dc7tog, which means starting seven separate double crochet stitches, but finishing them all together).

Part of the gloves also involve working stitches in the back loop only (BLO).

They also come with a matching Cozy Cathy Earwarmer, which are the perfect set to wear during a winter season.

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Materials Needed

To crochet a pair these fingerless gloves, you will need:

H/5.00mm hook
K/6.50mm hook
76 yards of aran/worsted weight yarn(I’m using Paintbox’s Simply Aran in Paper White
6-7 yards of Lion Brand Go for Faux yarn.

Skill Level

These fingerless gloves are considered to be an intermediate-level design because it uses the Catherine’s Wheel Stitch.

(A few examples of the Catherine’s Wheel stitch )

Finally, working with fur yarn such as Lion Brand’s Go For Faux can feel odd if you’ve never done it before. The fur trim is added last, with a larger hook size, and a few considerations for working with it can be found in my post on how to create a fur stocking topper.

The fur really adds another dimension to these gloves, so it’s worth it!

Abbreviation Used

ch-chain
ch-space- a space previously created with chain stitches
sc-single crochet
dc-double crochet
dc5tog- double crochet 5 together
dc7tog-double crochet 7 together
hdc-half double crochet
hdcBLO- half double crochet in the back loop only.
ss-slip stitch
Rep-repeat
st/sts-stitch/stitches

Pattern Directions

With H hook and aran yarn, Ch22

Row 1: Skip a ch and sc 3. skip 3ch, dc7 in the next st, skip 3ch and sc3. hdc8. Ch1
and turn.

Row 2: hdcBLO for 8sts. Ch2 and dc5tog across the next 5sts. ch3, sc3, ch3 and
dc7tog across the next 7sts. ch3, sc3, ch3 and dc5tog across the last 5sts

Row 3: ch3(counts as a stitch) dc4 at the base of your ch3. *Skip the ch-space and sc3
into the 3sc stitches from the previous row. Skip the ch-space and dc7 in the top of
your dc7tog from the previous row. Skip the ch-space and hdcBLO for the last 8sts.
Ch1 and turn.

Row 4: hdcBLO for the first 8sts. Ch3, skip 2sts and sc3. Ch3 and dc7tog across the
next seven sts. Ch3 and sc3 (your last sc stitch will be in the top of a turning chain).

Ch1 and turn.

Row 5: *sc3. Skip the ch-space and dc7 in the top of your dc7tog from the previous row. Skip the ch-space and sc3. skip the ch-space, and hdcBLO for the last 8sts. Ch1 and turn.

Rows 6-13: Repeat rows 2-5 twice.

Row 14: Repeat row 2.

Cozy cathy crochet fingerless gloves and earwarmer set

Seaming

Fold your glove in half and seam the first 1.5-2” of the patterned end together with slip stitches. On the other end, seam up the ribbed section the same way, skipping the rest of the Catherine Stitch in the middle.

Turn right side out. If you want, add a round of sc around the thumb opening.

Weave in your ends.

Adding fur trim: Using a K hook and your fur yarn, join your yarn and work a row of sc stitches around the top of your glove, making sure you include enough stitches for the glove to stretch open. Bind off and trim the ends of the fur yarn short.

Optional: cut another piece of fur yarn that is about 18” long and weave it through the chain space openings above the cuff of the glove. Tie in a bow on the top.

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Crocheting with a Catherine’s Wheel Stitch, and adding faux fur yarn in the trim, make the Cozy Cathy Gloves a unique and feminine fingerless glove design.

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