Nice

I really really appreciate you for this! I'm now no longer scared of decreasing 😂

This was such a nice and easy pattern to follow (: With very clear instructions, thank you!

My problem with acrylic is not that it isn't pretty or soft. It's the environmental impact. It is a huge contributor to plastic pollution.

I use just regular 4 weight acrylic can these be adapted to use with that

I find that buffing rough hooks with a microfiber towel helps smooth them.

I was doing fine and then on the second row I got lost. I did the first part it looked right and then I guess she just forgot to give instructions so I got lost. I watched it a couple times and just couldn’t understand what she was doing. 😢

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Hello! I am a beginner, just started the foundation chain for 21inches but I need way more that 65 chains to reach the length. Is it a problem? Should I change hook?

It just not warm enough for where I live. You *have* to use wool, and line hats with fleece too. It's very very cold. BUT for gifts I've learned to use acrylic. No one wants to hand wash. And they lose them too.

Camera needs to be closer to your work..please. thank yoi

Thanks for the informative video! My favorite hooks for the past few years have been the Susan Bates bamboo handled ones. I've loved them, but as I've started working more with small hooks (3.5 to 4) I notice that the tight way I grip the thumb rest makes my thumb a little stiff. So a few weeks ago I treated myself to a metal Streamline Furls hook. They're also inline, and I really liked the size and weight. But within a week I dropped my project bag on a hard floor and the hook bent. Furls has great customer service and will replace it, but I can't invest in hooks that aren't durable. I've been trying to decide what to try next since most of the popular brands are tapered. I've heard the Clover Amour called hybrid and everyone seems to love them, so I think that will be my next purchase.

I started knitting, crocheting and sewing my own clothes because I got tired of never being able to find natural fiber clothes for me and my family within my price range. For example, I am able to crochet 100% wool hats for all of us for less than $7 per hat. Using acrylic yarn defeats the purpose for me.

Is this also the Suzette stitch?

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Great easy to follow tutorial, thank you. Made my first circle to square granny!!!!

Are you turning your work after each round? My thumbs are never center to the seam. Or does it even matter that much?

Thanks. Although the music breaks started to make me feel like I was being tortured, I appreciate your kind tutorial.

Just finished my mittens! Turned out good. Was working with different yarn and weight but the first measurement helped out a lot when sizing

Frogging this yarn is testing my mind. it almost always ruins and I start again.

hi girl i love this tutorial! just a question for the yarn size, is the yarn you're using the same size as ur hook or are u using a bigger hook?

basically what i’ve learned is each bubble is 3 dc with a chain in between, each chain is a gap or a corner. the pattern is always 3dc ch1, and you do this once on the sides & twice on the corners. always start a round with ch4 (counts as dc) and end with slip stitch to tie off the round

basically what i’ve learned is each bubble is 3 dc with a chain in between, each chain is a gap or a corner. the pattern is always 3dc ch1, and you do this once on the sides & twice on the corners

best tutorial ever............thank you so much!

Thanks for the tutorial! Helped A Lot💖

I can’t wait to try this! It is beautiful and I love the tutorial!

I really love this tutorial. Easy to follow and I personally need the reassurance of “it doesn’t have to be perfect.” And “just get close”. Thanks!

Thank you❤

I loved making this and the way it turned out, thank you so much for a great tutorial!! <3

Absolutely LOVE this tutorial. Wow! A question for you about sizing - found the 24 stitches around after the cuff to make too wide of a mitten for my hand, but the cuff size at 16 was good. Can I reduce the 24 stitches, and still get a good result? If I reduced that, how would it change the numbers for the decrease? Thank you so much!

2:16 The first row beginning wasn’t she in the second chain? I think she counted the loop hook, which I know not to. Is that right!?

I think I did a good job. I might adjust a bit on my next pair but all in all this was a great tutorial! I struggled a little with the thumb but I managed! Thx!

Hi, I've just come across this tutorial and am excited to try it. My question is this, I don't see (or can't seem to find) where you know what size you should make for yourself? Is it just based on what size shirts you normally wear? Or do you need to measure across your bust line (female) to make sure there is plenty of room? Please can you show me or tell me or explain where I find how to measure so I Know what size to make for myself. Thank you🙂

Thank you Can you do a part two slower w close up to facilitate learning

Awesome tutorial!

Skip the off and on with the music so we can focus on the pattern. Thank you for showing us your beautiful work!

Listening the whole video got the info

What stitch did you use!

I bought my yarn last year but it took so long to get here that I didn’t start last year. I’m going to start this year!!

I’m using Hometown, Lion Brand for Mardi Gras colors! 6 bulky!!

You have eleven stiches but not ten for the thumb

Excellent video ! Questions: some folks, like you, start on the fourth chain for the first row, while others start on the second. Some folks, like you, chain two at the end of the row to turn, while others chain one. Care to explain those differences in terms of the final product ?

I love this pattern! Starting on the second glove now 😊

amamzing

I only use acrylic (and plush yarn) because I just don’t have like cotton yarn where I buy my yarn

I’m making these for a man so i need to make them larger. Should I just add 2 extra stitches counts to the pattern?

Making one for Christmas for my dad with a color change! One done and one more to do

Thank you so much! I have never crochet before, but now I have a mitten. I also learned much from this video 😊

It would be great if the pattern was ACTUALY free. Nowhere was i able to download it for free. Why even advertise it as free ?!

How many stitches need for making bigger one?