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You will definitely be going to try these quirky Animal Mittens Free Knitting Patterns. Why? Just take a look at the list and find out!
Why run after those plain old hand warmers when you can have some quirky ones in just a few hours? Yes, it’s possible! Scroll this article to find some amazing free patterns of anima-themed mittens.
Animal Mittens Free Knitting Patterns
1. Batsy Mittens
These bat-wing mittens from Ziina are an obvious pick for Halloween. But don’t box them into one holiday; the shape works just as well as a regular winter accessory once the spooky season wraps up.
2. Paw Mittens
Inspired by the raccoon trapper hats, these cute paw mittens by Barbara Larrue. So instead of a full animal face on your hand, you get a textured little paw print.
3. Flying Pig Mittens
Because why not? Kat’s flying pig mittens are the most joyfully absurd design in the collection. It’s a great gift for the friend who has a great sense of humor and cold hands.
4. Owlie Owl Mittens
These owl-faced mittens are designed by Betsy Farquhar. The main highlight of this design is the wide-eyed look and the contrasting color.
5. DIY Corgi Mittens
Kat has beautifully captured the charm of a corgi in yarn form. The ears, face, and legs design is an absolute must-make for any dog lover who also happens to knit.
6. French Bulldog Themed Mittens
The flat face and oversized ears of the French bulldog by Jenny Penny is surprisingly unique in mitten form. A brilliant handmade gift for any Frenchie owner or lover.
7. Knitted Foxy Mittens
Laura fox-inspired mittens bring one of the most popular woodland animal motifs to a winter accessory. All with just a 3.5mm needle and Novita Velje yarn.
8. Penguin Family Mittens
A cold-weather bird on cold-weather accessories that makes complete sense. These penguin mittens from Frankie Brown are one of the most seasonally appropriate designs in the collection.
9. Mr. Fox & Wolfe Mittens
Mr. Fox & Wolfe mittens designed by Pia Kuivalainen offer two woodland animal options in one pattern. All you need to do is learn one pattern to knit either character.