Easy Loom Knitted Mittens/Gloves

[@merryanneadair4451]

This if wonderfully easy!! Other videos have totally confused me & I've done loom knitting for many years! Thank you very much! God bless!

[@Joeybagofdonuts76]

I have watched about 5 other mitten videos before I found this one. I FINALLY understand how it's going to work.

[@anncarolan4105]

I watched your video last night, and was amazed on how easy you made it look, even when you made a mistake you never got flustered you just got with the tutorial , others make it look so perfect in there videos but you are so down to earth you are just simply amazing, i make lots of hats /scarfs for charity, i am 72 years of age so you certainly taught this pensioner something new, god certainly new what he was doing when he was giving you this talent, have subscribed and turned on the bell Anna from Ireland.

[@riverhailley3908]

I'm a new loom knitter, only a few weeks into it, and this tutorial is so amazingly easy. I was able to make a pair of mittens no problem and they are beautiful! Just in case anyone else needs this info - I have extremely small little baby hands (size 5 wedding ring!), so these mittens were way too big for me. I altered the number of stitches to make a proportionate smaller pair. This tutorial's main stitches goes 10-10-12-18 (rib stitch, e-wraps, thumb piece, finger piece). I did 7-7-9-15 to make a smaller pair and they were perfect. Someone might want to try this if you want to make them for a child :D Thank you Lily for this awesome video, I will be looking up more of your tutorials!

[@ScrappinlizziArt]

I am on my second mitten. I am a new subscriber to your channel. I watched three other crafters showing how to do a mitten and I just couldn't follow along. Then I found you and you made everything so clear. Thank you so much for your clear instructions. I look forward to watching more of your videos.

[@joycemcgregor9199]

wonderful video. great instructions. thanks so much

[@clintonchristinabradshaw8184]

love your video, mittens have been hard for me, now I can do a complete set of scarf, hat and mittens, I like to do them for the mens shelter for Christmas. Thanks again

[@chaliceguard4575]

Thank you for this video! My very first loom knit mittens! I modified the pattern a bit to fit my average size woman's hands (I increased length of cuff to 15 rows of rib stitch in contrasting yarn -- cuff can now be turned back if desired; I also shortened thumb to 10 rows for better fit).. I used bulky yarn (5 weight) in super soft and chunky Loops & Threads Charisma yarn. Turned out great! Now I need to make the matching mitten.

[@alisonraynham4476]

Thank you for this video. Made my first ever mittens and didn't realise how easy it could be

[@annmariehayes5641]

Best video I’ve seen for mittens on a loom 💕🧶👍

[@xenoladorder9375]

Thanks for the video!, just finished my first pair i used a super chunky wool now I have a unique gift for my granny :) next attempt will be the socks

[@judyespinoza6204]

Thanks!

[@rachelgilbert3617]

Thank you very much! YoU know how to explain! Looking forward to make more stuff with you.

[@BarbaraC147]

Thank you so much. I just made my first pair of these. They were not hard at all, even though I've only been loom knitting 2 weeks. I even had it memorized after finishing the first, so I didn't have to replay the video for the second. I am super happy with mine, very pretty with that beautiful homemade look. Mine are in a thick salmon coloured wool

[@punky19761]

I love this pattern. I made mittens for the first time and it worked well for me. I’m about to start another pair. Thanks for sharing your pattern.

[@stacygarbisch7030]

Thank you, I am going to make my first mittens!

[@rosemason2071]

I made a pair of these. The thumbs are too long. I tried to put my hand through to measure before taking off the loom. I couldn’t tell if it was right. They look a bit skinny to me. They fit fairly snug and look nice. If i can figure out the thumb section. I will try again later and adjust the row count for the thumb. Also i made a cuff on mine. They are a bit loose around the wrist. I will keep trying.

[@Yoga665]

You have the same accent as my Nan, you must be from South Wales. Great video! I’m hoping to make a few of these in time for winter! Thank you for the tutorial.

[@doriansalazar8020]

How lovely!👏✨🙏

[@nicholaspilcher725]

Great tutorial. I now have a lovely mitten and can't wait to make another.

[@Tossie1425]

Thank you for the video. My Mittens seem to have a long thumb. But I was making the thumb with 12 and the mitten for about 8 Rows will post a pic soon. But thank you.

[@brendaamaliacaldera3329]

Thank you for showing how to. You make it seem so easy. I'm going to try it :)

[@YahwehsKnitWit]

I just made my first mitten, my husband is laughing because it looks more like an oven mit than a cold weather mitten. The thumb seems to be a little long as well. 🤣 Love the video it was easy to follow, but I need to figure out how to make it look as nice as yours.

[@susanmassey1632]

I made several pairs of mittens using the same loom but a different pattern and super bulky yarn. I like the way you make them, it looks easier than the ones that I made. I will definitely use your pattern before I give up and hand knit them. Thank you for sharing! ❤

[@Sprocket215]

Love the mittens! Thank you so much for the tutorial.....can't wait to try to make mittens!

[@RosieDegnan]

How do I tighten the wrist it's a little to lose for me

[@missthemusicinme]

Fantastic video. Made one mitten so far

[@SAeeda]

Thank you so much for your time to make this video.its very easily understandable.i will definitely try.I have 5 sizes of looms and was searching for this kind of video.i make woolen caps already.

[@PashnDex99]

They look great xx

[@thetanvan5833]

Cool beans.... 👍☮ and I love your accent ❤

[@liz1761]

Im not doing the rib stitch correctly-- can I just E-Wrap the whole thing? I'm comfortable doing that lol

[@GerriFoley]

i don't understand why there were 6 empty pegs after the 18 rows. when you started after the thumb it looks like there were only 3 empty pegs. i've watched and rewatched. please explain how that worked. i am not knitting as you go along, i like to watch the whole thing first.

[@catmomcreations]

You didn’t cast on? You just went right into the pattern?

[@camohunter1983]

I really enjoyed following along with u in your video....yes I made the second one after I finished the first one. I appreciate the fact that you took the time to actually show us how to do the thumb. Do u have any video tutorials on how to made a cute coat thing for a cat on the same loom u used to make the mittens on? Very nicely done video. Look forward to seeing what other videos u have on here.

[@LilyOak]

Not done a cat coat yet, but it's certainly going on the list x

[@camohunter1983]

Lily Oak sweet deal....I am making another pair of the gloves I made from watching your video for a friend of mine cause she saw mine and really liked them!

[@marisotoserna]

9:16 makes it authentic you simply cannot just crochet or knit something without unraveling at least once 😅

[@LilyOak]

I'm working out the pattern for "fingered gloves" for the next video at the moment... three tries before I was happy with it 😂🤣

[@marisotoserna]

can't wait! hook? needles? or loom?

[@LilyOak]

Knitting Loom, although I am going to be introducing some crochet tutorials next year.

[@daniellepaige1249]

I watched this without sound and I’m guessing at some point you showed how to reverse stitch in case you made a mistake and man did that ever drive me bonkers. Anyway, this is probably the easiest way to make mittens I’ve seen so far especially because you use the e stitch mostly which is what I’m used to using so thank you!!

[@margaretlanaghan9454]

Danielle Paige n

[@nicholibostwick1190]

Turn on CC, subtitles make it MUCH easier to follow YT videos.

[@awesomeaircooledadventures9808]

This is the first time I have attempted something like this and was very pleased with how easy they were! Moving forward I won’t avoid projects that require fingers, thumbs, protrusions so this has opened up a lot of projects for me! Also I like how you show a couple lines then your video cuts to the next change! Your video was great! I am interested in checking out that jumper pattern you spoke of in the video. Is that video published yet?

[@ashleycole4106]

I'm just now watching your videos im trying to learn but what i get confused at that the looms are different i have a 36 round loom can i still used this size to make mittens

[@brendawatkins687]

I would like to make mittens for a toddler Would it be possible to make it on the small loom like in your video? How many pegs would I use?

[@chandakelly2852]

I have problems between the thumb when closing up the mitten. It always has a whole or loose area there when I put on the mitten. Very sad. What am I doing wrong?

[@laurylc9529]

Chanda Kelly I’m just starting these mittens now, but I think having a gap in that area is pretty normal for knitted mittens. Even the mittens my grandma made with needles have a gap there. It’s just a tricky area. Maybe try using a bulkier yarn? It may just bulk out enough to hide that gap.

[@chandakelly2852]

@@laurylc9529 I never use really bulky yarn I guess I will try that next. I use regular yarn and double it. Thanks!

[@elizabethrosario8273]

I have problems with that's looms. If I use the 24 pegs, the item fit me too big; if I use the 20 pegs, it fit me too little. Maybe, is the thread number.🤔

[@bobidaniel4527]

Elizabeth Rosario me too

[@tinselPixie]

The e wrap is the largest knit stitch, most stretch in it. If you used the u wrap stitch for this pattern it would make a smaller mitten and smallest would be flat knit stitch. There are videos online for these stitches and they are simple variations on the e-wrap stitch. I just finished a pair of fingerless gloves using the flat knit stitch and they are snug on my medium hand so they'd fit a small hand too.

[@smichalpi]

thank you!

[@camohunter1983]

Lily my friend do u have any loom patterns for a kitty cat sweater? I have a cat that’s 20 lbs of fun and I wish to make my kitty cat a sweater

[@LilyOak]

I have made one before but never done a video... I'll add it to the list though as I have been asked before

[@camohunter1983]

Lily Oak tyvm my friend, I look forward to seeing the video when it comes out

[@montananevadogalan674]

Podrías escribir las explicaciones en español,💖

[@melanieturpin7038]

Will this work for teen one is 14 the other is 10

[@LilyOak]

Yes it should do x

[@irishredrose5145]

Why is it so hard to find a simple loom knit video to make the same style glove for children 8 to 12 years old.

[@jessicabowers3533]

If you get an adjustable sock loom then you can use the same pattern on that. Sadly the round looms don't come small enough. But don't give up. My next investment is a sock loom

[@pugmcmuffins9282]

Use a 12 peg loom. I'm currently making a pair for a 9 year old girl. Her wrist circumference is 5" with 6" from tip of her middle finger to the top her wrist. 2" thumb. Hope this helps.

[@catherinefleming3112]

Great stuff lily. Would I reduce the stitches in the loom for a child's mittens ( aged 10 yrs)?

[@northernlandia]

Maybe this is a silly question; is it possible to use a flat/long loom to do mittens? I'm particularly curious about lovers mittens. Thanks for a great vid!

[@LilyOak]

Yes, you basically do the same pattern, but where it says to work in the round, work it the flat and add an additional stitch on each side, then when you are finished just stitch down the seam.

[@kimvolangridge996]

Hahaha this mitten was easy to make, but HUUUUUGE! The thumb was like 7” long! What in the alien fingers happened here?!

[@lidiarodriguez9113]

9

[@lezafreemont1863]

better for beginners if you marked the thumb. kind of confusing

[@albaruizcruz6201]

Guantes a crochet

[@pepperann2589]

Thus place markers

[@karenlewkowitz5858]

Demo visual is good can’t make out the voice

[@nicholibostwick1190]

Turn on CC, subtitles make it MUCH easier to follow YT videos.

[@sabinejahnke1194]

Bitte auf deutsch

[@kodaxrose50]

Lol