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Tutorial: Ghost costume mittens

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Tutorial: Ghost costume mittens

Tutorial: Ghost costume mittens

Denise from DIY Crush shares a free pattern for making these felt ghost mittens.  They’re a fun way to dress up for Halloween without donning  a full costume.  They’re easily made from craft felt with just one seam per mitten.  If you want them to be warmer, you could also use fleece and it would still be an easy sew.  You could also change up the embellishment to make them paw mittens to go with an animal costume.

Click below for her free pattern:

DIY Ghost Costume Mittens, by DIY Crush

[photo from DIY Crush]

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