Our newborn + baby thumbless sweater mitten sewing pattern and tutorial is the perfect DIY handmade gift for the next holiday & Christmas gift giving season. Using repurposed wool jumpers, this one of a kind winter accessory is sure to be a hit.

Size: Newborn + and Baby 0-2 Years.

Sizes for the whole family are available in our shop.

While making and selling hundreds of mittens each winter, the question I get asked the most is "Can you teach me how to make these?!". Finally - the answer is YES! I have tried many different techniques to make sweater mittens, always tweaking my own pattern along the way for the absolute best fit. I am happy to be able to teach others how to make them. They are perfect to give as gifts (consider your Christmas shopping done!), to let a friend know you are thinking of them or to find a new purpose for a special sweater that belonged to a loved one. But beware - once you make a pair, you may have a hard time parting with them.

This 18 page tutorial includes a step by step guide with 20+ photos, showing you every step from start to finish. Included is information on finding your sweaters, preparing the materials, supplies needed, templates as well as tips on tracing, sewing and finishing the mittens.

You are welcome to make mittens made from this pattern to sell on Etsy or elsewhere while giving credit to my pattern: www.foxandpinepatterns.etsy.com

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You have permission to sell items made with this pattern but credit must be given to the designer in any online listings/websites: Pattern Credit: www.foxandpinestitches.com You may not use our photos for your own listings. Tagging us on social media is greatly appreciated.