Woman wearing soft blue crochet fingerless gloves made with simple double crochet stitches. The gloves have an open thumb hole and reach mid-forearm. Stylish and cozy winter accessory handmade from worsted weight yarn—perfect for beginners following a free fingerless gloves crochet pattern.

Free Fingerless Gloves Crochet Pattern for Beginners

Looking for a quick and cozy crochet project? This fingerless gloves crochet pattern is perfect for beginners! Made with simple double crochet stitches and worked in the round, these gloves are as easy as they are practical.

The open finger design keeps your hands warm while giving you the freedom to text, type, or craft. With a comfy thumb hole and three adult sizes to choose from, this pattern is great for gifting, selling, or treating yourself to something handmade and warm. The free pattern is below.

Pinterest pin showing a woman wearing handmade blue crochet fingerless gloves with a thumb hole. Text overlay at the top reads “FINGERLESS GLOVES” in bold black letters and “free crochet pattern” in pink script. Cozy winter accessory made using simple double crochet stitches. Ideal beginner-friendly project for handmade gifts or craft fairs.

Why You’ll Love This Pattern

  • Beginner-friendly – Uses just double crochet stitches, no tricky techniques
  • Thumb hole design – Comfortable and functional for daily wear
  • Worsted weight yarn – Easy to find and soft on the hands
  • Three adult sizes – Small, medium, and large for a custom fit
  • Fast and fun – Finish a pair in about an hour or two
  • Perfect for gifts or markets – Stylish, practical, and great for any season
Close-up of handmade crochet fingerless gloves in soft blue yarn. The woman wearing them has one hand resting on the other. The gloves are long and stretchy, made with simple stitches and no fingers.

Fingerless gloves crochet pattern information

Skill level

Beginner– This crochet pattern uses basic crochet stitches in basic form and simple repeats in rounds.

Materials needed

  • Crochet hook size I-9 (5.5 mm) – or the size needed to match the gauge
  • Worsted weight yarn (#4 medium yarn) – choose a soft, comfortable yarn
  • Yarn needle – for weaving in your yarn ends
  • Scissors – to cut your yarn when finishing your gloves
  • Stitch markers – optional but helpful for marking rounds or thumb placement

Printable PDF Version

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Finished sizes

SizePalm CircumferenceForearm CircumferenceLength
Adult Small7-8 inches8-9 inches10 inches
Adult Medium8-9 inches9-10 inches10 inches
Adult Large9-10 inches10-11 inches10 inches
Fingerless Gloves Size Chart

Gauge

8 stitches = 2 inches

✅ Too many stitches? Use a larger hook
✅ Too few stitches? Use a smaller hook

Crochet abbreviations

  • dc = double crochet
  • ch/chs = chain/chains
  • sl st = slip stitch

Pattern notes

  • The starting chain does not count as a stitch
  • Join each round with a slip stitch to the first stitch
  • Gloves are worked in the round from the fingers down
  • The skipped stitches + chain in round 6 create the thumb hole
  • The pattern is written in US terms
Woman wearing light blue fingerless gloves crocheted with double crochet stitches. The gloves have a thumb hole and extend up the forearm. She is dressed in a cream sweater with long blonde hair covering part of her face.

Fingerless gloves crochet pattern instructions

Small size

Start by chaining 26 and joining in the round.

Round 1: Ch 2, dc in each chain around, join. (26 stitches)
Rounds 2–5: Ch 2, dc in each stitch, join. (26 stitches per round)
Round 6: Ch 2, dc in the next 22 stitches, leave the last 4 stitches unworked, ch 8, join. (22 stitches + 8 chains)
Round 7: Ch 2, dc in each stitch and each chain, join. (30 stitches)
Rounds 8–23: Ch 2, dc in each stitch, join. (30 stitches per round)

Medium size

Start by chaining 28 and joining in the round.

Round 1: Ch 2, dc in each chain around, join. (28 stitches)
Rounds 2–5: Ch 2, dc in each stitch, join. (28 stitches per round)
Round 6: Ch 2, dc in the next 24 stitches, leave the last 4 stitches unworked, ch 8, join. (24 stitches + 8 chains)
Round 7: Ch 2, dc in each stitch and each chain, join. (32 stitches)
Rounds 8–23: Ch 2, dc in each stitch, join. (32 stitches per round)

Large size

Start by chaining 30 and joining in the round.

Round 1: Ch 2, dc in each chain around, join. (30 stitches)
Rounds 2–5: Ch 2, dc in each stitch, join. (30 stitches per round)
Round 6: Ch 2, dc in the next 26 stitches, leave the last 4 stitches unworked, ch 8, join. (26 stitches + 8 chains)
Round 7: Ch 2, dc in each stitch and each chain, join. (34 stitches)
Rounds 8–23: Ch 2, dc in each stitch, join. (34 stitches per round)

Finishing

Use a yarn needle to neatly weave in all of your yarn ends. Your fingerless gloves are ready to wear or gift!

Woman wearing a pair of handmade crochet fingerless gloves in a blue worsted weight yarn. She is crossing her arms and smiling slightly, with long blonde hair and a cream knit sweater.

Frequently asked questions

What yarn is best for this fingerless gloves crochet pattern?
Worsted weight yarn (#4 medium) is ideal. Choose a soft, flexible yarn that’s comfortable on your hands. Acrylic, cotton blends, or wool blends all work great for warmth and durability.

Is this pattern beginner-friendly?
Yes! This fingerless gloves crochet pattern is perfect for beginners. It uses simple double crochet stitches worked in the round and includes a basic thumb hole—no shaping or advanced techniques required.

How do I make sure the gloves fit?
The pattern includes 3 adult sizes: small, medium, and large. To customize the fit even further, you can adjust your hook size or add/remove rounds to change the length.

Can I add a cuff to these fingerless gloves?
Absolutely! You can add a ribbed cuff using single crochet stitches in the back loop only. This gives a stretchy edge that helps the gloves stay snug on the wrist.

Can I sell gloves made from this pattern?
Yes, you’re welcome to sell finished items made using this pattern. Please credit Lovable Loops as the designer and include a link to the original pattern post if listing online.

How long does it take to make a pair?
Most crocheters can finish a pair in 1 to 2 hours. It’s a quick, satisfying project that’s great for last-minute gifts or market prep.


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