digital mittens + no-tie scarf sewing pattern
These mittens can be sewn in a fleece or a soft wool felt, both of which feel good next to the skin. And the construction method creates extra room so that little hands can move around easily. The scarf is especially functional for kids because it doesn’t need to be tied and stays wrapped warmly around necks on cold days.
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Digital Patterns
This style is provided as a digital PDF pattern. It may be printed on home printers (using either 8 1/2" x 11" or A4 paper). Because all pieces are small, there is no large-format version of this pattern provided. When you complete your order, you will be provided with a unique code to instantly download the pattern. See our digital product policy for full details.
Printing Information:
- Instructions: 8 pages
- Tiled pattern pieces: 10 pages
Description
Many children resist wearing mittens because they don’t like the way they feel against their skin and the way they restrict their hand movement. These mittens can be sewn in a fleece or a soft wool felt, both of which feel good next to the skin. And the construction method creates extra room so that little hands can move around easily. The scarf is especially functional for kids because it doesn’t need to be tied and stays wrapped warmly around necks on cold days. This is an easy-to-sew project with lots of room for creative embellishment.
Skills Used
Each of our patterns calls on a unique set of sewing skills. Haven't ever done one of these things before? Don't worry. We'll walk you through it, step by step.
After successfully sewing this pattern, you will have developed the following skills: sewing curved seam.
Suggested Fabrics
Mittens: Felted wool, lightweight felted sweater fabric, or micro-fleece.
Scarf: Fabric A: Wool coating, wool melton or tweed, cashmere, fine-wale corduroy, cotton flannel, velveteen, or micro-fleece. Fabric B: Flannel or other mid- to lightweight, soft cotton. Fabric C: lightweight fabric.
Notions
Mittens: Two 10" lengths of 1"-wide bias binding or 1 package of 1/2"-wide single-fold bias tape, 13"–16" length of 1/4"-wide elastic, coordinating thread.
Scarf: 4" x 8" scraps of three or more fabrics, coordinating thread, tissue paper.
Fabric Guide, Mittens
SIZE Extra-Small (6 M–24 M), Small (2T–4), Medium (5–7), and Large (8–10) Mittens 1/4 yard of 44"-wide fabric or 1 fat quarter (18" wide x 21" long) Fabric Guide, Scarf
SIZE Small (6 M–3), Medium (4–6), and Large (7–10) Fabric A 1/4 yard of 44"-wide fabric Fabric B 1/4 yard of 44"-wide fabric Fabric C Two 6" squares Finished Measurements, Scarf
SIZE Small (6 M-3) Medium (4-6) Large (7-10) Scarf 34" x 5" 37" x 5" 40" x 5" -
English System Size Chest
(in)Waist
(in)Hip
(in)Height
(in)Weight
(lbs)6-12M 19 19 ½ 19 ½ 27-29 17-22 12-18M 19 ¾ 20 ½ 20 ½ 29-31 22-27 18-24M 20 ½ 21 21 31-33 27-30 2T 21 21 22 33-36 30-33 3T 21 ½ 21 23 36-39 33-36 4 22 ½ 21 ½ 24 39-42 36-39 5 23 ½ 22 25 ½ 42-45 39-44 6 24 ½ 22 ½ 26 ½ 45-49 45-55 7 25 ½ 23 27 ½ 49-52 56-64 8 26 ½ 23 ½ 28 ½ 52-54 65-72 10 28 24 30 54-56 73-77 Metric System Size Chest
(cm)Waist
(cm)Hip
(cm)Height
(cm)Weight
(kg)6-12M 48 50 50 69-74 8-10 12-18M 50 52 51 74-79 10-12 18-24M 52 53 56 79-84 12-14 2T 53 53 56 84-91 14-15 3T 55 53 58 91-99 15-16 4 57 55 61 99-107 16-18 5 60 56 65 107-114 18-20 6 62 57 67 114-124 20-25 7 65 58 70 124-132 25-29 8 67 60 72 132-137 29-33 10 71 61 76 137-142 33-35 -
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