These fingerless crochet gloves are the perfect combination of style, warmth, and simplicity. Using a clever one-row repeat stitch, this pattern works up quickly while creating a beautifully textured design that looks more advanced than it really is.
Crochet Fingerless Gloves
The gloves can be made with any type of yarn, allowing for endless customization to suit your favorite colors, textures, or styles. Whether you want cozy winter hand warmers or a stylish accessory for chilly evenings, this project is versatile, beginner friendly, and completely customizable in size. Perfect for gifting or adding to your own handmade wardrobe, these gloves are sure to become a go-to crochet project.
Materials
- Yarn: Any type of yarn
- Crochet Hooks: Smaller hook (2 mm) for edges, larger hook (3 mm) for main body
- Scissors
Foundation Row (Smaller Hook)
- Make a chain divisible by 4 and join with Slip Stitch to form a circle
- Chain 3 (counts as DC)
- Work DC into every stitch around
- Join with Slip Stitch into 3rd chain of beginning chain
Cuff Ribbing (Smaller Hook)
- Chain 2 (counts as BPDC)
- Work next stitch as FPDC
- Alternate BPDC and FPDC around the row
- Join with Slip Stitch into 2nd chain of beginning chain
- Repeat the ribbing rows, always working FPDC over FPDC and BPDC over BPDC until desired cuff width is reached
Main Body Stitch (Larger Hook One Row Repeat)
- Switch to larger hook
- Chain 3 (counts as DC)
- Work DC into next 3 stitches
- Work FPtr around the post of the previous FPtr
- Repeat the sequence of 4 DC and 1 FPtr around
- Join with Slip Stitch into 3rd chain of beginning chain
- Repeat this row for all following rows until reaching thumb opening
Thumb Opening
- Work the pattern until the placement for the thumb
- After completing one FPtr, skip stitches for the thumb opening (around 3 groups or 12 DC)
- Resume pattern with 4 DC in the stitch after the skipped section
- Continue the pattern for the rest of the row
Upper Body and Final Edge
- Continue the main pattern (4 DC, 1 FPtr) across the thumb gap to close the opening
- Repeat rows until reaching desired glove length
- Switch back to smaller hook
- Chain 1 and work SC into every stitch around, then join with Slip Stitch
- Optional: Add 2–3 rows of SC in Back Loop Only for a ribbed border
- Fasten off and weave in ends
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