25 Crochet Fingerless Gloves Free Patterns

The Mystical Mitts are a simple pair of crochet mittens packed full of crochet stitch texture, luxury and style. They are a dream to make, simply seam a rectangle and add a thumbhole. A quick and easy pattern perfect for gifts and to keep.

Hannah @ HanJan Crochet

Yarn Weight: #2 / Sport / Fingering

Sizes: Adult S, M, L

Pattern Format: Written

These cute, lacy fingerless gloves are a quick, easy crochet project that will keep your hands warm this winter. The pattern is worked flat, then sewed together along the side after the edging is added to both ends. Crochet these wrist warmers wider or narrower to fit women or kids! 

Kirsten @ Kirsten Holloway Designs

Yarn Weight: #4 / Medium / Worsted

Sizes: One size (Adult) with instructions on how to adjust.

Pattern Format: Written

These cute puff stitch ones are made to fit an average adult size hand with plenty of stretch for comfort. Perfect as a quick crochet gift or as a treat for yourself. They are worked in rows so that you can easily adjust the length and width of the crochet mittens and then seamed at the wide and a cuff added after.

Hannah @ HanJan Crochet

Yarn Weight: #3 / Light / DK

Sizes: One size (Adult M)

Pattern Format: Written

These are super simple to make and work up quickly.

Michele @ Stitch and Hustle

Yarn Weight: #4 / Medium / Worsted

Sizes: Adult S, M, L

Pattern Format: Written

These men’s wrist warmers are a great gift idea, and a good way to use your scraps or bust that stash!

Helen @ Sunflower Cottage Crochet

Yarn Weight: #4 / Medium / Worsted

Sizes: One Size (Adult) – approx 8.5″ around

Pattern Format: Written & Video

The Susan Wrist-warmers are created using the sedge stitch – they are surprisingly simple and have an optional cuff pattern just to finish them off.

Helen @ Sunflower Cottage Crochet

Yarn Weight: #4 / Medium / Worsted

Sizes: One size (Adult) – approx 8″ around

Pattern Format: Written & Video

These cute mittens are created using the star stitch and work up super quickly thanks to the bulky yarn. The pattern includes a video tutorial if this stitch is new to you!

Raine @ Handmade by Raine

Yarn Weight: #5 / Bulky

Sizes: One size (Adult) – approx 7″ around

Pattern Format: Written & Video

This pattern is perfect for anyone who wants to try Tunisian crochet using their regular crochet hooks, without having to worry about investing in new hooks before getting started 🙂

Arunima @ Knitter Knotter

Yarn Weight: #4 / Medium / Worsted

Sizes: One size (Adult S/M), with instructions on how to adjust.

Pattern Format: Written

These gloves are very fun to work up, not to mention pretty fast too!

Amanda @ Loops & Loves Crochet

Yarn Weight: #4 / Medium / Worsted

Sizes: One size (Adult) – approx 7″ around

Pattern Format: Written & Photo Tutorial

Mommy’s Go-To Fingerless Gloves were born out of my need for a cute and quick pair of fingerless gloves.  They are super quick to make so you can replace those lost gloves in a flash but you don’t have to substitute your cuteness factor.  This is also a beginner friendly pattern.  If you sell your crochet, these are great since you can make a pair in well under an hour.  The pattern is easily adaptable so if you need/want the tops or bottoms to be a bit longer, just add a few rows.

Ashley @ The Loopy Lamb

Yarn Weight: #4 / Medium / Worsted

Sizes: One size (Adult) – approx 7″ around

Pattern Format: Written

This pattern includes lots of photos to guide you through the process of making your own pair of granny square fingerless gloves in super bulky yarn.

Heather @ Roving Nomad for Underground Crafter

Yarn Weight: #6 / Super Bulky

Sizes: One size (Adult)

Pattern Format: Written & Photo Tutorial

These gloves are very easy to crochet so that the pattern is also accessible to crochet beginners. Really, all the stitches that you’ll need to master to make your pair of fingerless gloves are single crochet and half double crochet!

Raffaella @ Raffamusa Designs

Yarn Weight: #6 / Super Bulky

Sizes: One size (Adult) – approx 8″ around

Pattern Format: Written & Photo Tutorial

These cozy gloves are made with Superfine Alpaca wool for extra warmth, and there is a matching cowl pattern too!

Kara @ Petals to Picots

Yarn Weight: #3 / Light / DK

Sizes: One size (Adult)

Pattern Format: Written

The Matteo Fingerless Gloves bring texture and warmth in this free crochet pattern. Keep your hands and wrists warm, while leaving your fingers free. Stylish and easy to wear this crochet pattern is sized for both men and women. These fingerless gloves complete the Matteo Set, so be sure to make the hat & scarf too.

Crystal @ ChristaCoDesign

Yarn Weight: #4 / Medium / Worsted

Sizes: Adult S/M, M/L

Pattern Format: Written

What I love about these crochet wrist warmers is the fact that they show of the broomstick lace stitch beautifully! This stitch requires that you use both a crochet hook & yarn, as well as a 'broomstick'. That can be anything really, but for this specific pattern I’ve used a 15 mm knitting needle.

Janne @ Joy of Motion Crochet

Yarn Weight: #1 / Super Fine

Sizes: One size (Adult)

Pattern Format: Written

These lightweight crochet fingerless gloves are perfect for 'in-between' seasons. This free pattern features a ridged stitch pattern with a classic look and feel – your fingerless gloves will always be in style 🙂. This crochet pattern is written for 3 sizes – S, M and L, designed to fit a teen/adult hand.

Sarah @ Ned & Mimi

Yarn Weight: #3 / Light / DK

Sizes: Adult S, M, L

Pattern Format: Written

These crochet fingerless gloves are so simple you can easily make a pair in less than an hour! Perfect for the Fall, Winter and chilly Spring days. They make a great gift as well!

Sarah @ Repeat Crafter Me

Yarn Weight: #4 / Medium / Worsted

Sizes: One size (Adult)

Pattern Format: Written & Photo Tutorial

I made a couple of these after requests from family and kept some myself so decided to write up the pattern as it’s my favourite stitch!

Tahryn @ Burgundy & Blush

Yarn Weight: #4 / Medium / Worsted

Sizes: One size (Adult)

Pattern Format: Written

I created the Lemon Peel fingerless gloves because I wanted a quick, gratifying project using my favorite stitch pattern

Courtney @ Creations by Courtney

Yarn Weight: #4 / Medium / Worsted

Sizes: One size (Adult)

Pattern Format: Written

You can whip up this fingerless gloves crochet pattern quickly, and it is a great accessory to pair with the Autumn Crunch Cowl. Very little yarn is needed to make these gloves, which makes this a great stash buster or last minute gift!

Whitney @ Pine Tree Crochet

Yarn Weight: #4 / Medium / Worsted

Sizes: One size (Adult M)

Pattern Format: Written

Perfect for the chilly days of Spring or for an office that never seems to get warm, these gloves don’t get in the way when texting, typing or taking photos. The off-set grit-stitch creates a lovely lace effect that makes these gloves a showstopper.

Pam @ Made with a Twist

Yarn Weight: #4 / Medium / Worsted

Sizes: One size (Adult)

Pattern Format: Written

Yarn Weight: #4 / Medium / Worsted

Sizes: One size (Adult)

Pattern Format: Written

The star stitch gives the illusion of cute little hearts running in rows along the stylish Heartstrings crochet fingerless gloves pattern. They are a perfect cool weather fashion accessory for just about any occasion. 

Kirsten @ Kirsten Holloway Designs

Yarn Weight: #4 / Medium / Worsted

Sizes: One size (Adult)

Pattern Format: Written

This colour palette for this gorgeous design was inspired by the January sunset.

Yarn Weight: #3 / Light / DK

Sizes: One size (Adult)

Pattern Format: Written

This project is a great place to start if you’ve never tried crocheting wrist warmers before. The repeat is simple and they work up really fast giving you nearly instant gratification.

Brittany @ BHooked Crochet

Yarn Weight: #4 / Medium / Worsted

Sizes: Adult S/M, M/L

Pattern Format: Written