One of the best videos for making gloves. Yes it is easy, but the way you explain/show the construction makes it even easier for us visual learners! Thank you
Fantastic pattern thank you. I’ve followed this with soft dk for my toddler and size is exactly his size as you’re doing on this video. I like how you explain and show the yarn and written instructions on the screen too. Definitely will be making more of your patterns. Thank you.
Thank you so much for this pattern and tutorial. I made these mittons and I am just a beginner. I made a matching hat for a Christmas present for my Aunt. They turned out so nice and I am pretty picky! I will be looking at more video from your channel.
This video is the most easiest way of doing gloves for crochet I have found and I have searched a lot thank you so much I have started to make these mittens for my local homeless shelter
This is a very nice video. It’s the only one I have found so far that has a good looking thumb. Love the way you did the ribbing at the end. It’s a classy looking pair of mittens thank you for the tutorial.
@@HandmadeByMei you're most welcome. I'm new to crochet just found your page yesterday. I've made the gloves and now trying my best to do the pink purse 👛 (the crocodile pattern) you are very clear in your instructions and I’m so grateful to you. When I figure out how to post pictures here I will so you my final project. Thanks again! 💜💜💜
I have followed your instructions along the video and it was very helpful!! Thanks you for that. I used another size of yarn so I messed up though. So, I would recommend that you explain why are we doing this round, what are going to have when we finish it and if someone uses another size of string how should they do it. Other than that, it was great!
Lmfao I absolutely love this pattern thank you so much, but I gotta say the soundtrack is like an epic movie lol I feel like I'm crocheting to a dramatic scene or something
You can always do an invisible decrease right at the start to take away that extra chain if it shows up!! You just stick your hook in the front loop, twist it to stick your hook through the front loop of the second chain adjacent, then yarn over and pull through all three loops on your hook! It’s pretty seamless and hard to spot if you accidentally end up with one little extra chain.
on the second part of rounds , round one in the thumb , i didn't quiet understand what you meant by ( 10 ch , skip 4 on round 16) because i didn't see where you used it in the round 😅
The cuff is taking me longer than the whole mitten. I am either doing it wrong or I can’t get the tension right. At this rate I’ll need 100 rounds to get it to wrap and it’s taking forever. 😢
This video is great and easy to follow. I have a question though, when I pull ( 1:16 ) it doesn’t create that star in the middle. The stitches looks squashed together at the bottom. What am I doing wrong?
hi at 8:30 i dont really understand what (& 10 CHs means) ? does it mean i have to sc on the 10 CHs ? but suppose i have to do this i dont understand why the loop isn't right before the crochet on the video and when i've done the 26 sc, there's 2 stitches left before the loop is this normal ? now ive made 26 sc and im before the loop and i dont get what to do. if someone could help it could be cool
@@fionamilner7365 so one of my friends told me that its 26 in total. So as you already did 15, you need to make (26-15=) 11 more. and it works fine for me.
Don't know if you came back to it at all, but the instructions were to alternate dc and 2dc on the third row. It sounds like you did 2dc around the whole thing.
extremely confused after making the 10 ch for the thumb... how did u end up at the other side when you said to do 26 sc in total?? i read the other comment asking about this but im still confused after reading the replies 💔
Idk how to do row 8. Because when I finish row 7 it’s still 30 stitches. But when I do row 8 like row 6, I’m confused. If 4 stitches are used 30/4 is 28 with 2 remaining. What do I do?
Are you trying to 2xDC into each stitch? It should be alternating a DC, then 2xDC (two into same stitch) for 18 total stitches. The math would be 12 stitches from the previous round, + 6 for having an extra DC every other stitch.
You need to do 1 double crochet, then in next stitch do 2 double crochet in the same stitch. Do this 6 times. You are turning each set of 2 into 3 . This equals 18 st. Then next row do dc, dc then 2dc in next . 6 times . Turns each set of 3 st into 4st, equals 24 and so on.
Hi! Wondering what size is being made in the vid? This size was perfect for me, now making pair for my mother with skinnier hands. wondering if i should downsize. Thanks!
I have made one mitten using red heart super saver yarn and a size H/5.0mm hook, but for some reason it came out huge, like man size. I do like the pattern, should I try again with maybe a smaller hook size?
For the cuff, in just a few rows it is starting to make a trapezoid shape instead of a rectangle. Will this straighten out as I go or am I doing something wrong?
When you're pretty new to crochet, it is so easy to pick up and/or drop stitches. The very last stitch is kind of twisted and hidden, and having a turning chain can be confusing. Just count your stitches every couple of rows that you do. You can always use a stitch marker in the first and last stitch as well until you get used to it.
I love these mittens and am going to try making them but your video is very blurry so hope I am able to complete them. I noticed your other videos are blurry too, why is that?
Oh it is!?!? Thanks for letting me know. I know it is not at the highest definition and I do noticed it sometimes it's quite blurry and sometime it's not. And I thought it's my internet. Anyway I am looking into a new video editor. Cheers
How many yards of 4 pound worsted weight can make one pair of mittens? I’m curious because I’m actually going to use a bulky 6 wool. I need to convert. If anyone has made these please let me know how many yards of #4 yarn you have used for one pair of medium
talking video is better music loud cant understand written pattern m a beginner i can crochet made many project following videos. i found the way u r doing is good but could not understand
OMGosh, doing the thumb is hard when you have fat stubby fingers that don't want to cooperate!!! hahahaha!!! But, I'm still enjoying making these mittens!!
I like this video, I am a beginner at crocheting and I am not sure how to make the mittens smaller as I am part way through and think they will be too big, any suggestions?
I have a quick question on the pattern. I got through the mitten and started working on the cuff. In round two you slip stitch the first and last stitch, and slip stitch through the back loop for the middle stitches (10) for a total of 12 stitches, and then in round 3 it says to slip stitch the first and last stitch again but to slip stitch into the back loop for 12 stitches? Where are we supposed to get these extra two stitches from?
@@HandmadeByMei Okay thanks! That's what I ended up assuming. I just got a bit confused because the phrasing was inconsistent. Almost done with my first mitten. I'm excited for how it's turning out!
I swear to god there is no way that after round 5 it’s 30 stitches there, i remade it like 6 times, watched video even more, doing it step by step theres extra 5 stitches
Would be helpful to know how much yarn is needed for each size. I bought your written pattern thinking it would be there, and it isn't there either. Disappointing
Hi, I normally don't put down how much yarn is needed for small projects like this. For this project I used less than 1 ball (300m) of yarn, if that helps. 😊
The cuff is not an easy design! Should really consider making an easier way of doing them. Going to look for an easier way myself and hope i can finish the mitten
There is a much easier way than doing it separately and having to attach it later. When I finished my last round I simply chained 13 (so I would have 12 stitches since I started in the 2nd from the hook) and SC down the chain. Chain 1 and turn at the end. Then SC in the back loop only. When you get back to the end slip stitch into the next 2 stitches (not the one closest to what you just worked, but the next 2) turn and just keep repeating doing SC in the back loop only, chain 1 turn and go back up the row slip stitching into the next 2 stitches. When you run out of slip stitches all you have to do is line up the 2 sides of the cuff and slip stitch together.
You can find the written pattern in different sizes here: creatoriq.cc/439yK5I
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It is not working, can you resend it?
One of the best videos for making gloves. Yes it is easy, but the way you explain/show the construction makes it even easier for us visual learners! Thank you
I sooo agree...the best ever mitten pattern. Love, love it!!!
Fantastic pattern thank you. I’ve followed this with soft dk for my toddler and size is exactly his size as you’re doing on this video. I like how you explain and show the yarn and written instructions on the screen too. Definitely will be making more of your patterns. Thank you.
Thank you for your kind words. And I'm glad it worked out for you ☺️
Thank you so much for this pattern and tutorial. I made these mittons and I am just a beginner. I made a matching hat for a Christmas present for my Aunt. They turned out so nice and I am pretty picky! I will be looking at more video from your channel.
How many meters or skeins did you end up using for a pair of these? Beginner here as well! Hope you see this :)
love the look and texture of the single and double crochets alternating
I made a goose mittens by following this video. I just had to change the colors so thank you for this video and easy written instructions.
Thanks
this tutorial was great, this was my first time making mittens. Turned out super cute ❤
Nice music and great visuals. Easy to follow but yours looks so much nicer than mine. Thanks. My first crochet mittens!!!!!!
This video is the most easiest way of doing gloves for crochet I have found and I have searched a lot thank you so much I have started to make these mittens for my local homeless shelter
Yours the best mitten pattern online!!!
Beautiful work. Thank you for showing your way of making mittens. I may give it a try!
This is a very nice video. It’s the only one I have found so far that has a good looking thumb. Love the way you did the ribbing at the end. It’s a classy looking pair of mittens thank you for the tutorial.
Thank you for the compliments ☺️
I was really able to make my own gloves, loved the tutorial, thank you so much❤
Thank you for this pattern! This is perfect for the mittens I wanted to make for my neighbor 🖤.
Thank you so very much for this tutorial, I made a pair they came out pretty. Thank you again.
Awesome!! Thank you for dropping by ☺️
@@HandmadeByMei you're most welcome. I'm new to crochet just found your page yesterday. I've made the gloves and now trying my best to do the pink purse 👛 (the crocodile pattern) you are very clear in your instructions and I’m so grateful to you. When I figure out how to post pictures here I will so you my final project. Thanks again! 💜💜💜
I have followed your instructions along the video and it was very helpful!! Thanks you for that. I used another size of yarn so I messed up though. So, I would recommend that you explain why are we doing this round, what are going to have when we finish it and if someone uses another size of string how should they do it. Other than that, it was great!
Thanks for sharing this!😱❤️ Mines not perfect, but I did it!
Lmfao I absolutely love this pattern thank you so much, but I gotta say the soundtrack is like an epic movie lol I feel like I'm crocheting to a dramatic scene or something
PLS
Thanks!
Hm... somehow I ended up with 31 stitches....
This happened me too, I think it is because I use the first stitch twice. Once in the beginning and then once in the end.
You can always do an invisible decrease right at the start to take away that extra chain if it shows up!! You just stick your hook in the front loop, twist it to stick your hook through the front loop of the second chain adjacent, then yarn over and pull through all three loops on your hook! It’s pretty seamless and hard to spot if you accidentally end up with one little extra chain.
@@Tosfan_73 thank you so much
I have 36. No clue what I did wrong
@@jasonmuffin7898i didnt realise youre supposed to ignore the sl every round, as in you sl into the sc or dc you did in the same stitch
Thank you so much! Love the design, love the pattern and tutorial!
Thank you 😊
mine somehow got super big…i love this pattern though! i think im going to try it again with a different yarn
on the second part of rounds , round one in the thumb , i didn't quiet understand what you meant by ( 10 ch , skip 4 on round 16) because i didn't see where you used it in the round 😅
The cuff is taking me longer than the whole mitten. I am either doing it wrong or I can’t get the tension right. At this rate I’ll need 100 rounds to get it to wrap and it’s taking forever. 😢
I'm having trouble with the cuff too! The stitches are so tight.
Me too! My hand is killing me. I am looking for an easier pattern for the wrist
I used a different pattern from another video that used sc to make the ribbing. Slip stitch is too cumbersome.
5:43 Round 6
6:17 Round 7
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This video is great and easy to follow.
I have a question though, when I pull ( 1:16 ) it doesn’t create that star in the middle. The stitches looks squashed together at the bottom. What am I doing wrong?
Very nice to work up .😊
I see you used #4 yarn, so how many yards to make this pair of mittens?
I had such high hopes that I could do this pattern. But I am getting hung up on the chain 10. Another one I have to pass on.
Thank you so much! But how can I do it for my right hand?
Thank u for the video. I made before with bottom up but these are top down. Will surely try doing it. ❤
hi
at 8:30 i dont really understand what (& 10 CHs means) ?
does it mean i have to sc on the 10 CHs ? but suppose i have to do this i dont understand why the loop isn't right before the crochet on the video
and when i've done the 26 sc, there's 2 stitches left before the loop
is this normal ?
now ive made 26 sc and im before the loop and i dont get what to do.
if someone could help it could be cool
im stuck at the same spot lol
@fionamilner7365 well im gonna ping you if ill find an answer. btw keep up with the music, i checked out ur account it seems cool
@@fionamilner7365 so one of my friends told me that its 26 in total. So as you already did 15, you need to make (26-15=) 11 more. and it works fine for me.
Amazing video thank you
How much yarn did you guys use? I only have 269 yards of the multicolor yarn I'm using
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Is there another way to do the cuff? The slip stitches are so tight I can't get my hook through.
Hi
I'd like to make these for my 4year old grandaughter. How do I adapt size please?
Okay, when you alternate between row 6 and 7...you're basically making a hat at this point...this thing is huge at row 10.
What do you mean by alternate round 6-7until round 15?
very nice but explanation not very clear, especially on the thumb. But i love it its super cute! thank you
Sorry about the confusion. I've already mentioned it in the description about the thumb. Thanks
Very nice tutorial 😍
thank you 😀
Im stuck at 15:16, you said 12 total stitches which leaves me a big hole if i do a slip stitch?
At 8:20 didn't understand by what you meant ....(& 10 CH) this is to start the thumb area.
Did you flip the mitten inside out at some point? I got to round 17 and realized my work looked different to yours on video
Do you have a video on bigger ones
Round 6 I end up with more than 30 stitches. I don’t know where I’m screwing up
Double of 12 is 24....okay I finally got what you were stating...
Is there any way you could make a better video for the cuffs? I’m not understanding how to do this part.
Had a lot of trouble with the thumb and now I am having trouble with the wrist section.
how do I make one for my right hand? just looks weird with two left mittens
does this come in just one size?
does this come in just one size
I wish I knew how tough the cuff is before I started🥲
I've tried to do the cuffs 3 times and I end up with the same issue. My rows get smaller and smaller. I'm not sure what is going wrong.
I had 34 stiches, i think i did the beginning steps 7 times each instead of 6
What size are these mittens please? I’m looking for 4 toddlers mittens with this stitch
I’m sorry, I feel dumb for asking, but how would I translate this to a right handed mitten?
On 3rd row I ended up with 24 double crochets including the the 2 chains at beginning...if I do 18 dc I don't complete circle....
Don't know if you came back to it at all, but the instructions were to alternate dc and 2dc on the third row. It sounds like you did 2dc around the whole thing.
The chain one and chain 2 at the beginning of each round doesn't count as stitches.
Do you have a toddlers video?
extremely confused after making the 10 ch for the thumb... how did u end up at the other side when you said to do 26 sc in total?? i read the other comment asking about this but im still confused after reading the replies 💔
I have no idea what « SC all around- 14 stitches (10xCH + skip 4 on row 16 means » for the thumb..
how much yarn does one pair need?
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Idk how to do row 8. Because when I finish row 7 it’s still 30 stitches. But when I do row 8 like row 6, I’m confused. If 4 stitches are used 30/4 is 28 with 2 remaining. What do I do?
how to i make the slip stitches look smoother? where i have done them it just looks terrible and i’m not sure what i’ve done wrong
What if u don't do magic ring cab u use the chain 4 method to start
Yes I did
Is there somewhere I can get written pattern
When you say "skip 4" (8:03), it actually means 4? because I count 6 :(
I'm so confused:(, sorry for my grammar, I'm not a native english speaker.
Skip 4, then slip stitch into the 5th
ThaNKS
Why can't I get 18 double crochet on row 3 ,ist 12 × 2 = 24 ,this pattern does not work, any one else having problems.
Are you trying to 2xDC into each stitch? It should be alternating a DC, then 2xDC (two into same stitch) for 18 total stitches. The math would be 12 stitches from the previous round, + 6 for having an extra DC every other stitch.
You need to do 1 double crochet, then in next stitch do 2 double crochet in the same stitch. Do this 6 times. You are turning each set of 2 into 3 . This equals 18 st.
Then next row do dc, dc then 2dc in next . 6 times . Turns each set of 3 st into 4st, equals 24 and so on.
Which size is this?
didn’t realize how small my hands are i had to start again 🥲
what is the name of the stitch?
17:02
Hi! Wondering what size is being made in the vid? This size was perfect for me, now making pair for my mother with skinnier hands. wondering if i should downsize. Thanks!
I have small hands, and this size fits most ladies in general. And it stretches, therefore it'll fit a medium as well. I hope this helps. ☺️
I have made one mitten using red heart super saver yarn and a size H/5.0mm hook, but for some reason it came out huge, like man size. I do like the pattern, should I try again with maybe a smaller hook size?
@@proverbs31wifey2 I also found the pattern too large for me. I worked the mittens on 24 stitches instead of 30. Hope that helps.
For the cuff, in just a few rows it is starting to make a trapezoid shape instead of a rectangle. Will this straighten out as I go or am I doing something wrong?
You are probably forgetting to chain at the end of the row
When you're pretty new to crochet, it is so easy to pick up and/or drop stitches. The very last stitch is kind of twisted and hidden, and having a turning chain can be confusing. Just count your stitches every couple of rows that you do. You can always use a stitch marker in the first and last stitch as well until you get used to it.
16:24 there’s no total st count. I’m assuming it’s 10?
16:49 also unsure how many st. R7 suddenly turns into the end of R7.. is the (sc into 3, sc2tog) supposed to repeat once?
my bad for missing that
Thanks for sharing
Hello, how many meters/grams to make a pair of this mittens?
I love these mittens and am going to try making them but your video is very blurry so hope I am able to complete them. I noticed your other videos are blurry too, why is that?
Oh it is!?!? Thanks for letting me know. I know it is not at the highest definition and I do noticed it sometimes it's quite blurry and sometime it's not. And I thought it's my internet. Anyway I am looking into a new video editor. Cheers
@@HandmadeByMei I don’t notice any blurriness.. Even if there is, this was very easy to follow
Is the border stretchy ?
Yeah it's pretty stretchy!
Why isnt written pattern on here? Should be.
it is
How many yards of 4 pound worsted weight can make one pair of mittens? I’m curious because I’m actually going to use a bulky 6 wool. I need to convert. If anyone has made these please let me know how many yards of #4 yarn you have used for one pair of medium
I think 1 pounder #4 yarn you can make 4pairs for adult
02:36
talking video is better music loud cant understand written pattern m a beginner i can crochet made many project following videos. i found the way u r doing is good but could not understand
thank you, would consider in future videos 😀
19:45
OMGosh, doing the thumb is hard when you have fat stubby fingers that don't want to cooperate!!! hahahaha!!! But, I'm still enjoying making these mittens!!
Hahaha...yeah, it takes extra attention when working on smaller parts. And I'm glad you're still enjoy making it. 😊
What size hook
5 mm
Somehow ended up with 15 stitches on the thumb… No clue how!
18:25
I like this video, I am a beginner at crocheting and I am not sure how to make the mittens smaller as I am part way through and think they will be too big, any suggestions?
Supar medam naku chala istam cheyadam aladamvachu meru chupicharuga chesthanu medam thank you medam
I can’t do the videos with music.
Then mute it
Love them
All was great until i landed on that CUFF lol absolutely not. I will need to find another tutorial
I have a quick question on the pattern. I got through the mitten and started working on the cuff. In round two you slip stitch the first and last stitch, and slip stitch through the back loop for the middle stitches (10) for a total of 12 stitches, and then in round 3 it says to slip stitch the first and last stitch again but to slip stitch into the back loop for 12 stitches? Where are we supposed to get these extra two stitches from?
yeah, back loop stitches are 10 + first and last so each round has total of 12 stitches
@@HandmadeByMei Okay thanks! That's what I ended up assuming. I just got a bit confused because the phrasing was inconsistent. Almost done with my first mitten. I'm excited for how it's turning out!
I swear to god there is no way that after round 5 it’s 30 stitches there, i remade it like 6 times, watched video even more, doing it step by step theres extra 5 stitches
I think you might be slip stitching into the chain instead of the first crochet. I had to use stitch markers to mark which was which
Im stuck on row 19 where i have 33 instead of 30 what have i doke wrong?
Which tribe r u
Would be helpful to know how much yarn is needed for each size. I bought your written pattern thinking it would be there, and it isn't there either. Disappointing
Hi, I normally don't put down how much yarn is needed for small projects like this. For this project I used less than 1 ball (300m) of yarn, if that helps. 😊
The cuff is not an easy design! Should really consider making an easier way of doing them. Going to look for an easier way myself and hope i can finish the mitten
There is a much easier way than doing it separately and having to attach it later. When I finished my last round I simply chained 13 (so I would have 12 stitches since I started in the 2nd from the hook) and SC down the chain. Chain 1 and turn at the end. Then SC in the back loop only. When you get back to the end slip stitch into the next 2 stitches (not the one closest to what you just worked, but the next 2) turn and just keep repeating doing SC in the back loop only, chain 1 turn and go back up the row slip stitching into the next 2 stitches. When you run out of slip stitches all you have to do is line up the 2 sides of the cuff and slip stitch together.