Two Overlapping Knit Mittens with Ribbed Cuffs

Two chunky mittens overlap each other in this simple black-and-white drawing. The larger mitten sits in front and leans to the right, with its thumb sticking out on the right side. The smaller mitten tucks behind it on the left, with its thumb pointing toward the bottom left. Each one has a rounded top, short curved lines that suggest knitted texture, and a ribbed cuff along the bottom edge. There is no background, so the whole page is open for color. Kids could make the mittens a matching pair with stripes or dots, or turn them into two different mittens and talk about why people wear them on cold days. The thick outlines are easy to stay inside, which makes this a good fit for younger children. It is a free printable that works well for a winter morning at home or in the classroom.