Knitted Mittens For Baby

Knitted mittens for babies are an absolute delight! Not only are they adorable, but they also provide warmth and comfort for those tiny hands. The soft yarn gently hugs their fingers, keeping them snug and protected from the chilly weather. These tiny accessories come in a variety of cute designs and colors, making them not only practical but also a fashionable addition to any baby outfit. Whether you're looking for a thoughtful gift or simply want to keep your little one cozy, knitted mittens are a must-have for every baby wardrobe. So, get ready to add a touch of cuteness and warmth to your baby's hands with these charming knitted mittens!

Gauge:
20 sts=5" with larger needles in St st

Materials:
Worsted weight yarn
Size 3 US (3.25 mm) double pointed needles Size 5 US (3.75 mm) double pointed needles

Instructions
With smaller needles, CO 20 sts. Divide evenly over 4 needles and join. Make sure sts aren't twisted.
Work k1, p1 ribbing for 1 inch.
Change to larger needles and knit, inc 4 sts in the first row (24 sts).
Knit in St st for 2 inches above ribbing.
Dec 4 sts evenly (20 sts).
Knit 3 rounds.
Dec 5 sts evenly (15 sts).
Knit 3 rounds.
Dec 7 sts evenly (8 sts).
Knit one round.
Break yarn and run though sts pull tightly.On one mitten, at one inch above the ribbing, BO 5 stitches at the beginning of the round. CO 5 sts over them in the next round and continue as above. When finished, slip stitch around the opening.Attach yarn inside cuff of one mitten and crochet a chain long enough to run through the sleeves of his coat; attach the end to the cuff of the second mitten. This is inside the coat, so I think it is safe. If it bothers you, attach them to the coat sleeves instead with a very short chain.