Kitten Mittons

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Introduction: Kitten Mittons

About: I just can't stop making things. http://twitter.com/anniemagz
It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia is quite possibly the best show ever to grace television with its presence.  If you haven’t seen it, it is the most not-politically-correct show about the absolute worst people, and I love it.  In one of the best episodes, Charlie, who is obsessed with the girl who works at the coffee shop and probably has a learning disability, makes Kitten Mittons and tries to convince the others to sell them at the pub.  I decided to crochet some and mail them to my friend who is obsessed with her cat, but shockingly I couldn’t find any patterns online.  So, I made my own.

Step 1: Materials

Size G hook

Scraps of sport weight yarn

Ribbon is optional :]

Step 2: Pattern

Remember, one SIZE fits all!

Ch 2

Round 1: 6 sc into 2nd ch from hook (6)

Round 2: 2 sc into each st around (12)

Rounds 3-7:  sc in each stitch (12)

Round 8: Ch 1, dc in each stich around, sl st to finish (12)

Sew in the ends

For the bow, I took pick yarn and just chained 35 with the G hook.  Then I alternated putting it in front of and behind the dc.



Multiply times four, unless your cat is one-legged.

Step 3:

Hello, Charlie Kelly here, local business owner and cat enthusiast. Is your cat making too much noise all the time? Is your cat constantly stomping around driving you crazy? Is your cat clawing at your furniture? Think there’s no answer? You’re so stupid! There is! Kitten Mittons. Finally, there is an elegant, comfortable mitten for cats…. I couldn’t hear anything! Is your cat one-legged? Is your cat fat, skinny, or an in-between? That doesn’t matter! Cause one size fits all! Kitten Mittons! You’ll be smitten! So come on down to Paddy’s Pub. We’re the hoooooooommee of the original Kitten Mittons. Meeeeeeeeeeowwwww!


Super easy and they look adorable if you can get them onto your cat without being clawed to death :]

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    22 Comments

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    Fluffybunny 13
    Fluffybunny 13

    7 years ago

    they look so cute I can't wait to get home and try it

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    Wigirl28
    Wigirl28

    7 years ago

    Hello i have tried to make them for my two month old kitten and I guess they came out to small on her and man it was a fight just to try to get one on her wow !! Ok please can you make me some in pink please please !!! I'll pay for them

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    inokodeyuu
    inokodeyuu

    11 years ago on Step 2

    I'm sorry but I dont quiet understand what the sc, ch, st, dc, and sl mean. makes absolutely no sense to me... HELP plz!

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    anniemagz
    anniemagz

    Reply 11 years ago on Step 2

    No problem!

    sc - single crochet
    ch - chain
    dc - double crochet
    sl - slip stitch

    I think these videos cover all of those stitches:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eqca00LdmAc
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DlTdOMTDkug

    Let me know if you still need more resources!


    *Note: It is important to note that in my pattern you won't sl ch and turn after each row. You'll just continue in the same direction, kind of like a spiral. :)

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    inokodeyuu
    inokodeyuu

    Reply 11 years ago on Step 2

    wow, that was fast thanks. should help!

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    mdepierre
    mdepierre

    11 years ago on Introduction

    Even with ninja-like speed, my cat was NOT pleased to have mittons put on her, and, even after tying them tight enough I wouldn't think they'd fall off, she shook her foot repeatedly until it flew off. This is a very cute idea, but I couldn't get my cat to put up with it. i tried like five times. I could only get one mitton on before she'd shake it off after 30 seconds. The cat in that video must have been trained or something! However, if your cat somehow puts up with it, they are stretchy, so I think they will fit on back feet. My cat is just too good for my craftiness :)

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    iheardabirdysay

    You didn't make them bigger for the back feet? I just made a single one and I can see it fitting on the front paws but not the back. I guess I'll wait and see when I try to squeeze them on my cats.

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    anniemagz
    anniemagz

    Reply 12 years ago on Introduction

    they're relatively stretchy. my friends and i haven't had trouble with them fitting back feet :] if you still have trouble, let me know!!

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    Henchman21
    Henchman21

    13 years ago on Introduction

    So great! Did you get the idea while stalking a lawyer in his own car?

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    anniemagz
    anniemagz

    Reply 13 years ago on Introduction

    Actually, my apartment was filled with all the things I had dumpster-dived with my estranged father.  It got so full that he and I ended up having to sleep on top of the vent on the sidewalk.  So, we decided to get rid of it.  In the process I came across some yarn scraps, a size G hook, and a dumpster kitty.  I took all three up the my secret place hidden in the A/C ducts of my pub and devised the greatest accessory in the history of cat-kind: The Kitten Mitton.

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    lemonie
    lemonie

    13 years ago on Introduction

    Can you follow this with "How to fit mittens to a cat (without spilling blood)"?

    L

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    anniemagz
    anniemagz

    Reply 13 years ago on Introduction

    How to fit mittons to a cat (without spilling blood) in 3 steps or less

    1)  Wait until cat is fast asleep
    2)  Use ninja-like speed to secure kitten mittons
    3)  Quick take a picture before cat wakes up and realizes what you have done


    :]

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    hmay311
    hmay311

    Reply 13 years ago on Introduction

    Great plan!  Will post my own pic if I survive trying to put mittens on Ms. Zoey (aka the Cat from Hell)!

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    anniemagz
    anniemagz

    Reply 13 years ago on Introduction

    Haha can't wait!  Remember: Ninja-like speed.  THAT is the key, my friend.

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    lemonie
    lemonie

    Reply 13 years ago on Introduction

    OK, I can see that working for some of the paws....

    L

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    scoochmaroo
    scoochmaroo

    13 years ago on Introduction

    I agree with you about IASIP.  It started out awesome, got a little soft, and then somehow has regained its awesomeness in the most recent season.

    How about some process pictures of making the mittens?  And using an original picture as your intro image makes it more likely to get featured. . .

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    anniemagz
    anniemagz

    Reply 13 years ago on Introduction

    I'm working on another set today, so I should have some more in process pictures.  Sadly, I'm allergic to cats and have to rely on cat-owning friends to send me pictures of the mittons in use :(

    I'm glad you like the show too though!  The only episode I can't watch is the Extreme Home Makeover one, everything else is pretty golden