Cozy Vintage Find: 1970s Crochet Mittens | Tunisian Crochet | Tutorial | Just Vintage Crochet

Step back in time with these 1970s vintage crochet Tunisian cozy mittens. Perfect for staying warm and stylish in the colder months! #justvintagecrochet #vintagecrochet
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[@marywrigjt7614]

Mittens are too cute. Love your colors. 👍👍❤️

[@debcloud3298]

Perfect timing for our winter here Australia 😀

[@mariankay6482]

Your followers from down under think this is the perfect time to make winter things. That was a fun one! Thanks!❤️🙂

[@MindfulCraftsMore]

Awesome I actually have that original pattern from a mail order subscription that I received decades ago. So excited to see this ❤👍🏽🤗

[@Plant14]

To get the seam to be on the inside on the second mitten when working on the thumb I picked up 13 stitches, chained 4, skipped 7 and picked up the remaining 20. I just finished making the set and I'm in love! Thank you for sharing such a wonderful pattern 💚

[@jeanene4498]

Thank you 🙏

[@doninis1354]

🎉🎁👍👍👍🍾🎂 you made it! Finnaly 100k...congratulation!! I am so so happy! 💞💞💞🎂🍾👍👍👍🎁🎉 get ready to party 😁

[@naomis2]

I love my Saturday morning fix of JVC! ❤

[@Iamkalynnpaige]

I enjoy your company while I work on my own project.

[@OddLeah]

I'm going to try this, but I'm going to just use standard crochet for the thumb. The Tunisian thumb looks like I would not be able to tolerate the feel of it. I had been wondering how to make a button hole in Tunisian for a different project, so this video was very helpful! I have a tip for decreases, which I figured out when making the Tunisian Sontagg shawl. I pull through decrease stitches together on my back pass, as well as lifting them together on the return pass. This both saves a bit of yarn, and smoothes the surface better.

[@eileenhildreth8355]

You could make a right and left hand glove set by working the chain loop at the other end of row, so thumb is on opposite side and the seam should be underneath again

[@brackencloud]

i learned about tunisian crochet back around christmas last year, but only found out what it actually was from your videos. still blows my mind how both similar and different it is to both normal crochet and knitting

[@roserenik6375]

Wow those ate beautiful. Great job.

[@erikagholston6610]

I haven't made mittens in years, thanks for the tutorial.

[@thelibraryismyhappyplace1618]

So pretty. I'm tempted to do the trebles so the cross over each other at the 'bobble', ie first treble into the second sc, then complete the four white sc, then second treble into the first sc. That way the bobble sits between the trebles rather than to the left of the trebles

[@kittyastorga9947]

I love these nice pattern thank you for sharing

[@Sabrosaskiychen]

😮 They are a very nice mittens, I really love the color and everything. I would like to ask if you can make some vintage corsets? It's something I would love to make with you. 💕

[@mariebray9831]

Love the colour work on the mittens.

[@DrLampshade]

This is perfect timing, I just signed up for a tunisian crochet class at my local yarn store! This’ll be a good practice project to do once I’m done with the class

[@cheryljoynson7053]

You could hide the seam by making a pattern with pink and match it to the other glove 😊

[@christinemurphy8862]

It’s funny, knitting I love my bamboo/wood needles, I don’t like the sliding. I’ve had too many straight needles slip out completely and lost half my hats with metal. Knitting was my first yarn craft I learned. Crochet, I like the in-line and metal. They’re more like a knitting needle to me. Tunisian crochet I’m still playing with and I think I like bamboo/wood

[@knot4frogging553]

Oooh pretty!!!

[@chriscavy]

I'm so excited, I've been itching for a new video of yours!!!

[@doninis1354]

No, no, not another tunesian project I would like to try...😁 thank you for making us wanting to do more. I am so excited we are just 100 subscriber away to 100k! Hope you have already a plan to celebrate! I kind of celebrate your channel with every video! So, soo happy for you!

[@johnamctaggart6512]

you can cover the seem by crocheting 3 strands of reg. crochet stitch @ 3 or 4 rows each then sew together at top , braid together and attach to mitten along seem . add a tassel if u like , love your channel

[@txnightowl73]

I’m not sure about antique or vintage Tunisian patterns, but most modern patterns will include a final forward pass to close your live stitches. A forward pass and return pass are a single row. (I know some antique patterns have the forward and return passes as separate rows.) The next row closes your live stitches. You only ever need to worry about the live stitches from the last return pass. The stitch you used to sew the mitten closed is known as a running stitch.

[@donnasqueaky2]

Gonna have to make those! Right now I'm knitting a sweat/headband with knit stitch. I aint learnt the perl one yet. 🙂

[@gingerfoxx1476]

So close to 100k! I hope this video gets you over that threshold. Too bad I cannot subscribe twice. 😉

[@RandoClowno]

You did a great job on these!! Thank you so much! Now I just gotta grab my hook and some yarn and follow through lol

[@mrsjackrabbit908]

Love the pattern, the color work is adorable! Makes me want to learn TC... Now, maybe, just maybe, the pattern is for a right hand and you should "mirror" it for the left hand? So, instead of doing 20 stitches and chaining 4, you do 13 and proceed with the chain 4? I guess that would work, wouldn't it?

[@ABJILL033]

This was my thought too, although I hadn’t thought it was mirroring I just thought if you shifted the hole to the right the seem wouldn’t show. Your explanation was much easier to understand.❤️❤️👏👏🇬🇧

[@Teerae11]

The more you do TC the more I learn and the more I love it !! Thank You so much for this !! And Thank You for another great video 📷 !! ❤ It !!

[@ssouthern6710]

LOVE these!! This will be my Christmas gifts. Thank you so very much for doing this video. I'm so excited. I'm still working on the cardigan for myself but almost finished. I just love how it's turning out. Also thank you for that tip on finishing around the edge. I'm making little coasters for my seniors for their birthday each month and I've been doing the backward single crochet for the edging and this tip helps tremendously. Much better for my hands❤❤❤ Hope you have a lovely day.

[@maryfore2250]

I would like to see a sweater in that cross stitch. Its snowed in Tucson a very long time ago

[@pixenpost]

YES - they are very pretty and I love TC.Thank you

[@susanrussell8195]

If I make these, I will do a stitch decrease on the last row of the thumb. I like your idea of making the thumb longer for your nails. I would need to make the whole mitten longer because I have longer than average fingers. I would love to find a pattern with a diagonal Tunisian stitch to match the 1938 Tricot (Tunisian) hat and scarf you did earlier this year.

[@Darvit_Nu]

The shape & style of these mittens remind me very much of the Nålbind ones old civilizations used to make! I've purchased the pattern today. I love the look of these and I do live in the north!🥰

[@tephralynn]

I have a set of Quicksilver double pointed knitting needles, and they are metal, but they have that weird kinda powdery feeling and I like _slick_ needles so I don't use those much. I'm guessing they have re-used the quicksilver name for a few different "formulations" over the years. My needles were made in India according to the packaging.

[@gingerfoxx1476]

I always learn something from each of your videos. Today, it was a new method for the crab stitch. Thank you!

[@samscatsandcrochet]

I think I have a quicksilver hook, but in a size K. I found it in a thrift store a few years ago.

[@squeekee35]

I absolutely luv ur channel. I don't like other crochet channels as they either have terrible music or just silence. They put the directions on the screen but you can't tell what they are exactly doing cuz they don't talk. I just hate that

[@carolrichards7654]

I've never done Tunisian and want to give it a good try. You've inspired me. Wish me luck...have to get the hooks. ❤❤

[@RealMelodyBlue]

I had these my grandma made!!!

[@monicabaker5456]

Those are so cute! Thanks for sharing!

[@kimotte5403]

I love tunisian crochet. It's so elegant looking.

[@M_A-C]

Hello, your hello is shinny. I love to be a vintage dame 😂. The final stich is very interressing thanks. I ve no good memory of this sort of mitaines when i m a child but it s very adorable now.

[@jillschimpf1605]

Here's yet another pattern to add to my "To Do" list. You do realize that because of your videos, and vintage books you use that I have bought/downloaded, my list of things I want to make will probably take me about 500 years to finish! 😂😂😂 Love ya❣️Keep up the great work, and ignore those who would try to bring you down in their comments. You have a huge fan club who love you and are supporting you in multiple ways (I've seen your channel recommended on other channels as one to watch!) ❤💓🥰

[@karmagal78]

I wonder if you could do that embellishment design up that seam to hide it.

[@pamelabuccilli5960]

the reg hook says it was made in India and distributed by coats to usa and canada and mexico.

[@cnosnevets4993]

I wonder whether four and a quarter inches of stitching before the thumb bit, then finish the last two and a half after would put that seam on the front of the other hand. 🤔

[@BlueLotusLife]

So cool! Would you say that the pink is surface crochet? If not, what would you call it…si I can google it! I’d love to see more patterns with this type of interesting color work.

[@judygiesbrecht8297]

❤❤❤ 🇨🇦

[@theMermaidRhonda]

These are so cute! How cool would it be to find a pair of these in a vintage or thrift store that someone actually made in the 70s.

[@suegillettful]

I don't think something like that would be wearable on cold snowy days unless you line them with soft fuzzy thermofleese lining. Otherwise the wind will blow thru. Im not sure if you use them unlined but don't use them for snowballs or the snow will stick to the texture and melt against your hands with the snow melting thru from the heat of your hands and in the wind it will also whistle thru the texture and freeze your hands and by you get where your going your hands will be frozen and it hurts like mad when you thaw . My aunt and grandma used to make them for their million grandkids and they're warm enough if it isn't too windy and cold as long as you don't get them wet. I remember by the time I got to school I'd feel miserable. One thing though, mittens are warmer than gloves. I used to pull my thumb in and curl my fingers over it until it got warm enough to stick out again. This was before they invented the thermo-fleece. I've tried on the lined ones and they felt glorious but I never got the chance to try them out in the cold. When I was we learned all about the "eskimos" and a pair of their mitts were passed around the class. They were made from greased or oiled deer skin leather and lined in rabbit skin and I always wanted a pair. The guy who made that pair had put in 2 thumbs but I can't remember why now. That was many decades ago. He also had the deer skin coat fully lined and the thickwinter moccasins beautifully decorated. So were the mittens on the back.

[@suegillettful]

But it's a beautiful stitch pattern.

[@suzm-r3580]

you are such a hoot! 😂

[@leereadman9069]

oh my

[@naomis2]

Does the pattern call for the hand to be sewn together before you do the thumb? I’m wondering if it would have been less cumbersome if you would have waited to sew the hand together after you made the thumb.😊

[@lindasilva1256]

It's called a running stitch

[@naowright9308]

What is the name of her second channel?

[@pamelaburdick8366]

Alright already about the hooks

[@susanrussell8195]

The finish looks like a powder coat.

[@francespyne7316]

I love your videos, but disagree on what you call a row. A tunisian crochet row is the forward an return pass. That is a row. Your last row will be open until you add another row or bind off. My source is TL Yarn Crafts

[@Jill-ds7cs]

@francespyne7316 These videos are so awesome

[@Plant14]

Based on past videos, the reason she calls both forward and back rows separate is due to vintage patterns considers them as such. 💚

[@Pussywilllowpendercat]

The stitching you are doing is called a continuous mattress stitch…same as in surgery!🤣

[@corvidsam]

I’ve most commonly heard it called a ladder stitch, so interesting that I’ve seen it called a mattress stitch twice in as many days