Super Simple Fingerless Gloves on Addi Pro
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- Опубліковано 7 лют 2025
- Here is a Super Simple way to make Fingerless Gloves with an easy Thumb Hole and a streamline design to make this process as fast and easy as possible once you get the hang of it. This video is presented by Terry Alcorn at Bead Adyx Yarn and More.
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love it... the thumb hole is priceless. Very clear instructions, and I had never seen the crab stitch, nice finish
Creation of the thumb whole was pure genius!! I KNEW someone would figure this out! Thanks for sharing.
You are so good and I like to watch your video. The fingerless glove looks nice. Thank you.
Love this video, thank you!
You do a very good job
Nice attention to detail, looks like a polished look. Thank you very much. Lisa from Canada 🇨🇦
This is a great tutorial. I am still learning the Addi tricks and most of the videos I watch as I learn make it look so easy. I love that yours is real and you don't shut the camera off while you work through some if those steps. It helps those of us who have the same little struggles. Thank you! I love these and can't wait to try to make them.
Love the video Tks ANN
Thank you for sharing your video and tutorial ☺️
Great job your instructions are amazing thank you for making this video ❤
Thank you! Happy I could be of help to you 🙂
Thank you 😊 Happy I could be of help to you 😊
Thank you for your video. I learned a tip that if you add one row of a different color scrap yarn before your project, you can pull it out later and the rest of the scrap yarn will come right off.
We are coming up to autumn so I have 2 sentros my husband bought me so I checked you store out and other things you do as I live in Australia and don't get out much due to my illness 😉
I really enjoyed your video! Very calm and not rushed. I’ll be trying these as soon as I get my machine. Thank you!
This is great doing some for homeless people , thank you
My husband calls these Bum Gloves
Thank you for the video. Wow such an easy way to do the thumb hole, best I’ve seen.
I love the way you teach thank you for sharing can’t wait to look at all your other videos I’m new with learning my new Addi and I am so in love with it. Thank you for sharing
Thank you for the easy to follow tutorial! I have my addi machines, and was thinking, there must be an easy way to make a nice finished looking wrist warmer, and your video was so helpful!! 👍😊💕
Great job I appreciate your video. I am just learning Addi and crochet only single and double crochet for now.
Thank you for the demo! My machine is coming soon and and I can't wait to get started! My parakeets were also excited about whatever your birds had to say as they started chatting in response, lol.
Loved your description and teachings. This glove looks so nice and finished pretty. Not sure about crab stitch. I’m fairly new to crochet. Anxious to try. If it doesn’t work out could I do another single crochet around instead or would that not be strong enough? I have a friend that wants these.
Thank you for sharing this simple thumb opening! Also your candid use of the this Addi pro. I’m new to this machine but not to knitting and crochet. I really enjoyed your video and it’s explanation of producing one. What an eye opener info. Great work!
THANK YOU VERY MUCH ANN! Love the way you teach. Pretty detail and patient! It is great to see all your videos!😍😍🥰.
I will be contacting you for some advices .I really going to need your help!
Wow great video you explained everything right to the T. Very informative. Thank you so much will be watching for more of your video's!
Your method of creating the thumb hole is simpler than I’ve ever seen before, clear demo too:)
Gerrie, Thank you so much for your input. These are the things that keep me motivated and also allow me to learn and grow in this area of my creativity. I thank God every day for blessing me with the ability to help others and share the gifts He has given me.
Bead Adyx Yarn and More I looked at your website. I live in Scotland right now, and lived in California since 1968. But I grew up in a suburb of Philadelphia, where most of my family was born. Your accent is so familiar! And it just so happens you live in the same town as my father’s sister, and I think one cousin too. Small world!
brilliant!! i can actually follow this perfectly, your video and the way you show and explain is really very very helpful. thank you so much,i,m off to have a go now
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I heard you say you had a yarn store. Where might this yarn store be and what is the name. Thank you for sharing your tutorial. Rita
Great video, thanks for all the Addi/Sentro tips.
You are brilliant 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻😍
Awww! You are so kind! But I must give credit where credit is due, to My Lord and Savior who guides me through.
Great thumb!!! Wondering if it’s possible to crochet cast off direct from the machine rather than waste yarn?? I like the crochet cast off from regular knitting so I guess it’s possible.
Thank you so much
Cute! Thanks!
do you not count your cast on as a round? cuz i was confused by your numbering
I made one glove 2 inches longer than the other, how can I cut it without unraveling the whole thing ..?????help
Can you tell me what size Addi machine did you use for this glove?
It appears to be the Addi Pro - 22 needle machine.
Thank you what is your website
What do you call the needle you pull the yard through with ?
If you mean the metal "needle" with the blue "handle", it is called a crochet hook.
where can i find the write pattern
How did you mark the needle.?
I just used a Sharpie marker on it!