Fur mitten template

Just click the link above to get the pair of mittens template. This is a medium sized mitten template with the pair of mittens on one page turned horizontally. These simple mittens are easy to color and cut out for preschool kids. This blank mitten stencil has a nice dark mitten outline that makes it easy to cut along for little kids.

These small mitten templates print 6 pairs per page. This medium sized winter mitten template prints one pair of mittens per page. These are great to use as a mitten coloring page or for crafts that need a larger mitten template but not really big.

I thought the leather on the back of the mink would be one smooth piece and I could just make the mittens out of that with leather on the outside and fur on the inside.

Turns out fur coats have rows of stitching all along the length of the leather, presumably to strengthen the fibers. It is a heavy coat after all. Plus, there were stamp marks all over the leather. Anyway, it was already time for a plan B. So, instead of making leather mittens, I decided to make a wool shell with a fur liner. This involved making two separate pairs of mittens—one wool and one fur. Then slipping the fur one inside the wool one and stitching them together.

After researching mitten patterns online, I learned there are two types of patterns. A two-piece version with an inset thumb, and one where you just trace around your hand and the thumb is already attached. Since I knew sewing the fur was going to be dicey anyway, I decided to make the one-piece pattern. I traced around my hand leaving a good inch and a half of extra space. Then I cut the pattern out in wool and sewed it together. Even with what I thought was a ton of extra room, they just barely fit.

Which meant when I added in the fur lining, the mittens would be too small. So, back to the drawing board. I sewed the wool mittens with right-sides together and turned them right-side out so the seam is on the inside.

Then I pressed them flat with a steam iron, which basically steam blocked them into the right shape. So far, so good. Line it up inside the mitt with the fur facing into the lining. Sew it to you mitt. Question 12 months ago on Step 1. Hello I am making a very similar set out of deer hide.

I have run into an issue attaching the mitt section to the cuff do you have any tips I have never done this bofore.

Thank you I am making them for my grandfather. Answer 12 months ago. Question 3 years ago on Step 3. Answer 1 year ago. Introduction: Woodland Cree Gauntlet Mitts. Did you make this project? Share it with us! I Made It! AshtonTrapper Question 12 months ago on Step 1. Answer Upvote.