Stay warm while keeping your hands free with these chunky fingerless crochet gloves!
Made with soft bulky weight yarn and perfect for beginners, this quick and cozy crochet pattern works up in less than one skein.
They're stylish, practical, and a great crochet idea when you want a satisfying finish without long hours of stitching.
These gloves also make a thoughtful handmade crochet gift idea for friends, family, or anyone who loves cozy winter accessories.
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If you love fast, functional, and cozy makes, these chunky fingerless crochet gloves are the perfect project.
Designed with beginners in mind, they use super soft bulky weight yarn to create a warm, comfy fit without complicated shaping.
Because they're fingerless, they keep your hands snug while still allowing you to type, text, craft, drive, or simply enjoy a warm drink on a cold day.
This is one of those wonderfully satisfying one-skein (or even less!) projects that you can start and finish in an evening.
The chunky yarn gives the gloves structure, stretch, and a beautiful texture that looks polished with very little effort.
Even if you're new to making wearable pieces, this crochet pattern is straightforward, forgiving, and enjoyable to follow.
Fingerless gloves make an excellent crochet gift idea too. They're practical, unisex, and perfect for holidays, birthdays, or winter care packages.
Pair them with a matching scarf or beanie for a cozy handmade set, or gift them on their own for a thoughtful touch of warmth.
Because this chunky fingerless crochet gloves project works up so quickly, you can easily make several pairs in different colors.
Neutrals like cream, gray, and black give a classic look, while bold colors make fun, stylish winter accessories.
This is also a great way to use up leftover bulky yarn you might have in your stash.
Whether you're crocheting for yourself or making a quick gift, this project is warm, practical, stylish, and incredibly enjoyable.
If you're looking for a simple, satisfying crochet idea that beginners can succeed with, these gloves are a perfect choice.
Why You'll Love This Pattern
- You'll love how beginner-friendly this project is, giving you cozy gloves without any complicated shaping or techniques.
- The bulky yarn makes these work up incredibly fast, so you can finish a pair in one sitting.
- They're warm and practical while still keeping your fingers free for everyday tasks.
- Because they use less than one skein, this is an affordable and stash-friendly project.
- They make a wonderfully thoughtful handmade gift, especially as a winter-ready crochet gift idea.
Materials Needed
Yarn
- Super Bulky (#6) acrylic yarn with 5 WPI*.
- I used Lion Brand Wool Ease (Thick and Quick), but you can use any super bulky yarn.
- You will need about 2.3 ounces (65 grams) of yarn
- You will need about 40 yards (37 meters) of yarn
Hook
- 8 mm (L/11) hook
Other
- Yarn needle for weaving ends
- Scissors
*Wraps per inch (WPI) - this is a measure of yarn thickness. To measure WPI, count how many times the yarn wraps around a ruler in one inch. There are more wraps for thinner yarn and fewer wraps for thicker yarn.
Stitches and Abbreviations - US Terms
- Ch - Chain
- St/s - Stitch/es
- Sl st - Slip st
- Hdc - Half double crochet
- Blo - Back loop only
- Sk - Skip
- [ ] at the end of each row indicates how many stitches are needed in that row.
Gauge
4 inches x 4 inches (10 cm x 10 cm) = 12 stitches x 6 rows
Finished Size
The finished size for one crochet glove is about 5.5 inches x 3.5 inches (14 cm x 9 cm).
They are made for an average ladies hand size. You can adjust the size by adding more chains and rows.
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Instructions
These fingerless crochet gloves are worked in the round.
Foundation: Ch16, sl st into 1st ch to join and form a loop.
Round 1: Ch2 (doesn't count as st), working in the back bump of each chain, 1 hdc in each ch around. Sl st into 1st hdc to join. [16 hdc].
Round 2: Ch2 (doesn't count as a st), 1 hdc blo in each st around. Sl st into 1st hdc to join. [16 hdc].
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Round 3: Ch2 (doesn't count as a st), 1 hdc blo in each st around. Sl st into 1st hdc to join. [16 hdc].
Round 4: In this round, you will make the thumbhole. Ch2, 1 hdc blo in each of the next 14 sts, ch4, sk 2 sts, sl st top of ch4 into top of 1st hdc to join. [18 sts].
Round 5: Ch2, 1 hdc blo in each st around and in each ch, sl st into 1st hdc to join. [18 sts].
Round 6: Ch2, 1 hdc blo in each st around, sl st into 1st hdc to join. [18 sts].
Round 7 - 8: Repeat round 6. At the end of round 8, fasten off and weave in any ends.
Repeat steps to make another glove.
Crochet Tips, Yarn Choices, and Color Inspiration
- Bulky weight yarn creates a thick, warm texture that works beautifully for winter wear
- Wool blends add warmth, while acrylic keeps the gloves soft and washable
- Neutrals offer timeless style, while bright or variegated yarns make fun winter accessories
- Consider adding a small leather or faux-suede tag for a polished touch
- Make multiple pairs in coordinating colors for quick, meaningful gifting
FAQ
Yes! The construction is simple and very beginner-friendly.
Absolutely - bulky yarn works up thick and fast, so you need very little.
Yes, the length is easy to adjust.
If you need it wider around the width, increase the number of starting chains.
If you want it longer, adjust the number of rows (but you will also have to adjust where you put the thumbhole).
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