DIY Crochet Patterns for Kids Gloves

Romping around outside, discovering the first snow of the year and maybe a little snowball fight - great fun for the whole family. In winter, the clothing must therefore be a little warmer. Accessories such as hats and gloves are a must, as are a scarf, thick trousers and a warm jacket. Children's hands often cool down the fastest, so children's gloves are always important. Here at Crazypatterns you can find lots of colourful patterns for crocheting children's gloves, for example with fingers or as practical mittens.

With our crochet patterns for children's mittens you can quickly create a suitable gift for children - whether you are a beginner or a professional crocheter. Use the ideas of other Crazypatterns users as a template to provide your child or those of your friends and family with warm mittens. Of course, you'll also find many other crochet patterns for children's clothing, for example for hats and scarves in numerous designs.

Crochet patterns for children's gloves

Crochet is almost more fun than knitting or sewing. This is because it is usually relatively easy to learn, and the first successes can be achieved very quickly. Especially baby and children's clothing is ideal as a start, as crochet is much smaller here than for adults. With crochet patterns for children's mittens from Crazypatterns you can create something individual. Maybe as a small gift for a birthday, for Christmas or even in between, when the child needs something new to wear. Experience shows that gloves are often lost, for example at kindergarten or at school. Therefore, it never hurts to always have a spare pair of children's gloves in stock.

Crocheted children's gloves also look unique if you modify the crochet patterns for children's gloves according to your own ideas. Add a different colour or pattern and you have a unique crocheted glove. High-quality handicrafts are often expensive in shops and, if they come from large manufacturers, they are often not very creative. With a child's own crocheted mittens, the child gets a much more individual gift and you only have to invest money in beautiful yarns.

Ideas and motifs for crocheting children's gloves

There are many occasions for giving children's gloves as gifts. For example, how about gloves for a birthday, Christmas or St. Nicholas gift? At Easter it is often still quite cold and children's gloves with funny rabbits and chicks go down well with children. In addition to the gloves, you can also crochet a matching hat or scarf and give them all as a set.

Use our versatile crochet patterns for children's mittens to create new ideas to suit your crochet level. There are just as many designs for children's mittens for beginners as there are for professionals looking for new inspiration.

The detailed patterns for crocheting children's mittens always explain everything step by step. Expressive photographs make the implementation even easier. As all crochet patterns for children's mittens are provided with a difficulty level, you will always find them suitable for your current skill level.

Tip: In addition to crochet mittens, you can also give your child crocheted toys, hand puppets or cool mobiles for the nursery.

Exciting crochet patterns for children's gloves

As a beginner, we recommend that you start with the simple patterns for crocheting children's mittens. This way you won't be overwhelmed and can learn the most important crochet techniques. Once you are more experienced, complicated patterns and motifs are no longer a problem. If you want to add more individuality to the crochet patterns for children's mittens, you can change the colours, patterns or yarn thickness.

Whether it's a simple crochet stitch or an elaborate pattern - if you have any questions about crochet or other handicrafts, you can always contact our users in the forum. Many typical crochet techniques are also explained in more detail in our video tutorials.

Find crochet patterns for children's mittens here:

Beginner ideas for crocheting children's gloves

If you're relatively new to the hobby, it's best to start with a simple version of children's mittens. With Crazypatterns crochet patterns for children's mittens you will gain many interesting experiences and get better and better with time. Crochet patterns with the easiest level of difficulty can be made in no time at all, for example the following models.

Gloves with thumb

Children's gloves without thumbs are usually only available for very small babies and toddlers. Older children need a little more control over their fingers when they want to play outside. These are crocheted in the classic way like mittens, with the thumb as the only finger. These children's mittens are very practical because they are quick and easy to put on. This simple variant is ideal for children who do not want to put each finger individually into the gloves.

Tip: Children's gloves should not be crocheted too large, but should not be too tight either. Crochet them a little narrower at the wrists or add an elastic band so that the gloves hold well.

Children's gloves with connection

Gloves can easily get lost, for example in the cloakroom at school and daycare or in the playground. Gloves always stay on the child when they are connected with a cord. This makes it easy to pull them through the sleeves and put them on and take them off in no time. For the connection, you can crochet a narrow string or choose another sturdy string. It is important that the connection is stable and does not break easily.

Plain Kids Gloves

Crochet patterns for children's mittens are very classic and easy to make. Choose your favourite colour or ask the child what colours they like best. Bright colours like red, blue or green are popular, but grey, brown or yellow also go down well with kids. If the gloves are to be used for playing outside, darker colours are better than light ones.

Multicoloured Kids Gloves

Crochet patterns for children's mittens are of course also available in many colourful variations. You can crochet them in a striped design, for example, or just incorporate contrasts. Glitter yarns or yarns in neon colours, for example, are particularly popular when crochet patterns for children's mittens are used as gifts.

Children's Gloves Crochet for Advanced Students

You've been crocheting for a long time and have tried out almost every piece of children's clothing yourself? Then take a look at the crochet patterns for children's gloves with a higher level of difficulty, which are suitable for advanced crocheters. Here you will always get new inspiration from other users that you may not have seen before.

Kids gloves with details

Whether striped gloves or plain-coloured models - with a few extra details, kids will like them even more. For example, pom-poms are suitable for decoration, but also small bows or patches with the kids' favourite heroes. You can buy ready-made details at crochet supply stores or easily make them yourself.

Children's gloves with motifs

Whether it's animals, smileys or cartoon characters - you can crochet children's mittens with a wide variety of motifs. Get inspired by the best ideas at Crazypatterns and create great variations that children love thanks to the crochet patterns for children's mittens. For example, how about children's mittens with cute animal faces? Christmas and winter motifs always go down well in the cold season, for example moose, reindeer, snowflakes or sleighs.

Kids Gloves with Patterns

With beautiful patterns, gloves for children look even more individual. And there are really many beautiful crochet patterns, you just have to know the techniques for implementing them. While simple bead patterns can already be crocheted by beginners, other crochet patterns are a bit more difficult. Here it is worth taking a look at our Crazypatterns tutorials to learn the patterns suggested in the crochet patterns for children's mittens. Many useful practical tips on difficult crochet patterns are also often a topic in our forum.

Models with finger

Mittens are practical and quick to put on. However, they do not give children the necessary sensitivity in the individual fingers that are important for certain activities. You can therefore also crochet children's mittens with fingers. It is advisable to take the exact measurements of the child's hand beforehand so that the gloves fit perfectly afterwards. The fingers should not be too long, too wide or too tight so that they fit comfortably on the hands.

Children's gloves in the snow

An extra-long snowball fight, skiing or sledding as well as building a snowman are usually nothing for crocheted children's gloves. Here, thicker and waterproof models are the right choice so that the fingers do not freeze even during prolonged contact with snow and ice.

Hat, scarf and gloves in a set

The ideal gift idea for kids is a whole set with the most important winter basics. Whether it's for the way to school, a winter outing or a visit to the playground - scarf, hat and gloves are a must on cold days. The set is a great gift idea if you coordinate the colours. Perhaps a set with Christmas motifs will also go down well. You can choose from hats with or without a bobble. A good alternative to the classic scarf is a modern loop that is simply pulled over the head.

Tip: Personalise the set with your child's favourite motifs or initials.

Materials for crocheting children's gloves

Would you like to crochet a pair of chic children's gloves for your children or those of your friends and family?

You will need the following accessories:

different crochet yarns
a set of crochet hooks in different sizes
small details (e.g. bobbles and bows)
1 thick sewing needle

With a selection of different colours you stay flexible when you start crochet patterns for children's mittens. The thicker the yarn, the less cold it will get into the mittens. You can use extra soft wool and make them into chic and very warm mittens. However, not all yarns are equally suitable for sensitive children's hands. New wool in particular usually feels a bit scratchy and is more recommended for warm jumpers or thick socks.

Creativity is in demand

Of course, you don't have to follow the instructions in the Crazypatterns crochet patterns for children's mittens 1:1. The instructions for yarn, colours and accessories are only recommendations if you want to crochet a piece exactly as shown in the picture. Vary the colours as you like or use a different motif if you want to create your own ideas.

If you are a real crochet pro, you can of course create something suitable for children's mittens without crochet patterns. Design your own creations and share the results with our community. Maybe you'll soon be selling your patterns on Crazypatterns and earning a little money on the side to finance your hobby. With the money you earn, you can buy more yarns and needles and offer more great pieces for sale.

Tip: You haven't found any crochet patterns for children's mittens at Crazypatterns? Then become active yourself and sell us your patterns to inspire our users.

Crochet patterns for children's gloves by Crazypatterns

In the various crochet categories of Crazypatterns you will find lots of inspiration to follow. In addition to the patterns for children's clothes, you'll find lots of ideas for clothes that will suit adults. You'll find beautiful decorations for your home and cosy things for your pets, as well as crochet patterns for bags, scarves and other accessories. Our themed patterns are always a highlight. Here you'll find crocheted items that go with Halloween or something chic for a wedding, birthday or first day at school.

You can choose between fee-based, paid and reduced offers for crochet patterns for children's gloves, so there's something to suit every budget.

Buy Kids Gloves Crochet - pattern

You will find a very large selection of crochet patterns for children's mittens in our paid section. In addition to crochet patterns for children's gloves, you will also find numerous other patterns for baby and children's clothing. The paid tutorials are available as downloads for a small fee - you can choose the right level for you from all difficulty levels.

Buy the instructions you want and crochet them at home after downloading. Many great ideas from other Crazypatterns users can be found here. For example, children's mittens with unusual patterns or funny motifs of all kinds.

Look for several variations in the paid patterns to have enough stock for your next crochet projects. Buying and downloading crochet patterns for children's gloves is as easy as in any other shop. You select your desired instructions and place them in the shopping basket. Then you go through the ordering process and send your order. After confirmation by Crazypatterns, you can download the purchased crochet patterns for children's mittens, for example to your computer or directly to your smartphone or tablet. Alternatively, you can print out the pattern and always have it with you as a paper version.

Tip: Crochet patterns at Crazypatterns are much cheaper in our reduced patterns section. Up to 50 percent discounts are possible here.

Free crochet patterns for children's gloves

To have more money to spend on yarns and crochet hooks as well as other needlework accessories, you can take a look at our free offers. Here you'll find lots of easy crochet patterns for kids' mittens that you won't have to spend a penny on. This section is perfect for crochet beginners who want to try out their new hobby. The money you save here on buying patterns can then be invested in new crochet equipment.

Of course, you don't have to compromise on the quality of the free patterns. All free crochet patterns for children's mittens are explained in detail and supplemented with pictures, just like our fee-paying Crazypatterns offers.

Are you interested in other handicrafts? Then take a look at our knitting and sewing sections. Here too, many patterns are available as free downloads.

Sell your best ideas

Would you like to share your creative designs with others? Then make them available for download at Crazypatterns and earn a little extra money. The more patterns we have for sale, the more money you earn, which you can then invest in new crochet accessories. You are also welcome to support our community by sharing your crochet experiences with others and giving tips if you have any questions.

It is important to give a very detailed description so that other users can follow your patterns step by step. Describe everything in detail and add a few pictures in the important places. Also give a recommendation for the accessories you need and estimate the level of difficulty as a guide.

Ideally, the text and photos should complement each other and form a sensible structure. Also make sure that the spelling and grammar are correct. One of the spelling tools available on the web can help you with this. In the last step, you can also re-crochet your own pattern to check if anything important is missing.

Tip: Check out our guide to selling patterns before you put your first pattern online.

Learn from the most popular authors and bestsellers

In our bestseller category you will find the best patterns that are currently particularly popular with our users. The "popular authors" section is also worth a look if you want to improve your patterns. Let yourself be inspired and then create your own designs including patterns.

Support from the community

Do you have general or specific questions about sewing, knitting and crochet? Then take a look at our forum, where many Crazypatterns users meet regularly to exchange ideas. Register for free and then post your questions. Alternatively, you can search for suitable answers in the questions already posted. Here you can learn more about certain crochet techniques, which yarns work best and much more about different handicrafts.

Tip: You can get even more tips on our YouTube channel or on the Crazypatterns Facebook page.

Contact Crazypatterns Support

Do you have a question about the first upload of your pattern or about your user account? Then please contact our support team. The best way to reach them is by email. You can reach them directly at support@crazypatterns.net or via the contact form.