Winter Sock and Mitten Garland ♥ Crochet Pattern

Hi, it’s Michelle from 2025! I’ve been going back to my past crochet patterns and reformatting my old patterns so that they’re easier to understand. I first posted this pattern back in 2017! It was part of my ’12 Days of DIY’ Blogmas series, where I would post 12 DIY projects leading up to Christmas in December. Baby Michelle was sure ambitious! lol

You can adjust this pattern by selecting whatever colors you prefer and making the garland bigger (or smaller) to fit your space. Most of my garlands are smaller because I like them to fit under my bulletin board, but you can easily adjust the size of this winter garland by adding or removing extra chains. This winter sock and mitten garland is one of my favorite garlands! I hang it over my desk every holiday season, when I decorate my bedroom for the festive season. It never fails to put a smile on my face! Hopefully, it will do the same for you!

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Supplies
– H/5.00 mm crochet hook (my favorite hook)
– G/4.25 mm crochet hook
– Red worsted weight yarn
– Pink worsted weight yarn
– White worsted weight yarn
– Beige/tan worsted weight yarn
– Slanted tapestry needle (I use these)
– Mini clothespins (optional)
– Fabric glue (this is my favorite)
– Scissors

Aberrations
ch(s) – chains
st(s) – stitch(es)
slst – slip stitch (same as join)
sc – single crochet
hdc – half double crochet
dc – double crochet
flo – front loop only
blo – back loop only
cc – color change
dec – decrease (same as sc2tog) (single two st together)
inc – increase (make 2sc in a single st)
RS – right side/front side
WS – wrong side/back side
(x_) – repeat (_) amount of times
[x_] – repeat everything inside the [_] times amount of times

Crochet Level
Beginner

Pattern Notes
The pattern is written in US terms
If you have any problems with this pattern, feel free to contact me so I can help you

MITTENS (MAKE 2)
With H hook and yarn color of your choice
Row 1: ch 7 sts, sc 6 sts. Total = 6 sts
Rows 2-7: ch 1, sc 6 sts. Total = 6 sts
Row 8: Dec, sc2 sts, dec st. Total = 4 sts
Row 9: Dec 2 sts. Total = 2 sts
Cut off and weave ends

MITTEN THUMB (MAKE 2)
Insert your hook to the bottom side of the mitten piece with a slst, you’ll now be creating the thumb
With H hook and the same yarn
Row 1: ch 1, sc 3. Total = 3 sts
Row 2: ch 1, dec 1 st, sc 1 st. Total = 2 sts
Row 3: ch 1, sc 2. Total = 2 sts
Cut off and weave ends

MITTEN ASSEMBLY
After you’ve crocheted two mittens pieces, attach them by sewing the sides together. Next, move onto to the next part of the mitten. Adjust the number of rows to fit around the mitten opening.

BOTTOM OF MITTEN
With G hook and yarn
Row 1: ch 4 sts, sc 3 sts. Total = 3 sts
Rows 2-16: ch 1, blo sc 3 sts. Total 3 sts
Cut off and leave a long tail for sewing

STOCKING (MAKE 2)
If you want to make a striped stocking, color-change the yarn every 2 rows until you reach the end. Be warned, there are a lot of loose strands you are going to have to weave in at the end!

With H hook and yarn color of your choice
Row 1: ch 6 sts, sc 5 sts. Total = 5 sts
Rows 2-7: ch 1, sc 5 sts. Total = 5 sts
Row 8: ch 1, 2sc in next st, sc 2 sts, dec. Total = 5 sts
Row 9: ch 1, dec st, sc 2 sts, 2sc in last st. Total = 5 sts
Row 10: ch 1, sc 5 sts. Total = 5 sts
Row 11: ch 1, dec, sc 2 sts, 2sc in last st. Total = 5 sts
Row 12: ch 1, 2sc in next st, sc 2 sts, dec. Total = 5 sts
Row 13: ch 1, dec, sc 1 st, inc last st, dec. Total = 3 sts
Row 14: ch 1, dec nest st, sk last st. Total = 2 sts
Cut off and leave a long tail for sewing

STOCKING ASSEMBLY
Crochet the two socks and sew them together by sewing around the edges, leave the top of the sock open. Insert your G hook and slst white yarn and crochet around the opening until you’ve reached the desired length of the white part of the stocking. I crochet 4-5 rounds of single crochet. Fold the white part down and leave as is or you can sew it down.

GARLAND ASSEMBLY
Using beige or tan yarn, ch 10 sts. Slst to st to 1st st to form a loop. ch 30, attach to either a mitten or stocking by performing a slst to the side or middle of said mittens or stocking. ch 10-15 and slst to another mitten or stocking. Repeat, alternating with a mitten or sock each time until you reach the end. Ch 40, slst to the tenth stitch from your hook, slst to create another loop, and cut off. Weave in all loose yarn ends. Place clothesline pins for a cute look!

What’s your favorite season?