How to knit GLOVES with STRAIGHT NEEDLES

[@brendacarter1574]

Love this idea with gloves! Thank you 😊

[@kriscole5825]

My favorite thing to knit is gloves I’ve been knitting them in pieces then stitching them together because I didn’t know it could be done like this and I prefer straight needles. This is a game changer for me. I am grateful and excited.

[@butterflyslightx7866]

Is it easy I want to try and start knitting gloves but I might find it hard

[@lorrainebaggaley8367]

I have always knitted them in pieces then stitch together. This is quite amazing. I am going to give this style a go. Thanks for sharing.

[@BrandyM]

Let me know how it turns out

[@susanhunt8594]

Hello Brandy, I’ve been knitting for years and struggled with gloves, just found your video, it’s so clever, I’m going to make everyone gloves for Christmas. Thank you so much.

[@eagledon4364]

I learnt to knit a few years ago and learnt the purl sticth only now i got back into knitting and this is a really easy 'how to make' to follow and has tought me a few more things with knitting thank you for this awesome video

[@sharonpeek4578]

This is brilliant! You've helped me so much with this amazing tutorial; let me offer some helpful tips for you. A crochet hook would help you a lot when threading the ends through the tips of the fingers, and to thread your needle, lay the thread over your needle and pull it tight, pinching the thread right at the needle. Take out the needle and, keeping the thread mashed tightly between your thumb and forefinger, lay the eye of the needle over the top edge of the bend you're pinching, then just push it through. It's so much easier than trying to thread it like you do for sewing thread. Thank you for this. It's been extremely helpful!

[@BrandyM]

Your welcome and thank you for your advice

[@Bobbakerfield]

I just finished my first sock with a heel flap, heel turn, and gusset. Next project after the other sock is going to be a pair of gloves. I was a little worried about gloves because they look so complex. However after watching your video I feel they are well within my reach. Keep up the good work.

[@ThereseFeighan]

Thank you so much for this truly excellent tutorial, Brandy.So clear.

[@paulinerubin6979]

Thanks so much..so well demonstrated Is there a written pattern I can follow. I have found this so much easier than I thought..I really appreciate your tuition Brandy 💕💕

[@mariannaapostolopoulou3146]

Can you please tell me where to find the writeen patern too?! Thanks!

[@mariannaapostolopoulou3146]

It's so great to find your easy and well explain videow. But I would like you to load a written pattern. Thank you!!!

[@BrandyM]

@@mariannaapostolopoulou3146 i put a pattern in the description box

[@mariannaapostolopoulou3146]

@@BrandyM thank you!!!!

[@sandraleyland8748]

Gosh I’m glad to see you aren’t a continental knitter

[@TheWholeInternetsLaghingAtMe]

Ikr I love to see that I’m not the only one that knits like this on the internet (I know that’s not the case but still)

[@foxysky014]

What that mean

[@ingen7ing]

Continental ​- knitting in the round @@foxysky014

[@lolitanel9179]

Hi this is a nice pattern, love the ribbing. I would like to know how can you change the pattern for larger sizes.

[@BrandyM]

Use larger needles

[@beckygeer6480]

Very nice pattern and you are so clear with the instructions. Does that ribbing pattern have a name? I have not seen it before

[@BrandyM]

Rick rack ribbing

[@neetakumar2176]

Hello love ur tutorial on glove making. Is it the same for right and left fingered gloves, or is there something different that i have to do. ❤

[@BrandyM]

@@neetakumar2176 the same

[@paulinerubin6979]

Oh! I found your pattern below I will knit these soon as it seems Australi winter is going to be a chilly one Thanks again🙏

[@barbaralogan3099]

Hello Brandy.. Thank you for your awesome glove tutorial.. If I want to make a bigger size than yours, how many stitches should I work with for the wrist and fingers. ? Please, Please..

[@BrandyM]

Try using a bigger size needle and adding more length to the fingers

[@rosa733]

@@BrandyMnot a real good knitter are you.

[@cathycollazo9322]

Thank you so much.😂😘🌹🌺💕👍🏼🇵🇷🇺🇲

[@Lee-vm4yc]

Hi lots of people have asked if you have a written pattern and you said you were going to add soon (a year ago) … just wondering if you have made one yet please?

[@BrandyM]

@@Lee-vm4yc US # 6 knitting needles and #4 worsted weight yarn cast on 36 stitches Ribbing: Row 1- (purl 1, knit through back loop of second stitch on left needle, knit first stitch, slip off both stitches) repeat until end of row purling they last stitch Row 2- (knit 1, purl second stitch on left needle, purl first stitch, slip off both stitches) repeat until end of row knitting they last stitch Repeat rows 1 and 2 for a total of 12 rows Hand: Row 1-4 knit stockinette stitch Row 5- knit 16, place marker, knit front back, knit front back, place marker, knit 16 Row 6- purl all stitches slipping the stitch marker Row 7- knit 16, slip marker, knit front back, knit 2, knit front back, slip marker, knit 16 Row 8- purl all stitches, slipping the stitch marker Row 9- knit 16, slip marker, knit front back, knit 4, knit front back, slip marker, knit 16 Row 10- purl all stitches, slipping the stitch marker Row 11-knit 16, slip marker, knit front back, knit 6, knit front back, slip marker, knit 16 Row 12-purl all stitches, slipping the stitch marker Row 13-knit 16, slip marker, knit front back, knit 8, knit front back, slip marker, knit 16 Row 14-purl all stitches, slipping the stitch marker Row 15-knit 16, slip marker, knit front back, knit 10, knit front back, slip marker, knit 16 Row 16-purl all stitches, slipping the stitch marker Row 17-knit 16, remove marker, place the middle stitches on a holder, remove stitch marker, knit 16 Row 18-26 knit stockinette stitch [knit all stitches one round and purl all stitches one round] Row 27- knit 16, slip the 16 stitches that are on the left needle to a double pointed needle, fold the glove on half, (knit 1st stitch on front needle, bring yarn to front of needle as if you were going to purl, slip first stitch from back needle, bring the yarn to the back) repeat to end of row Fingers: (Knit 1, bring the yarn to the front, slip stitch, bring the yarn to the back) repeat for a total of 8 stitches, turn and continue for 22 rows, this will be the pinky finger, cut the yarn and pull through each loop closing the tip of the finger For the ring finger (Knit 1, bring the yarn to the front, slip stitch, bring the yarn to the back) repeat for a total of 8 stitches, turn and continue for 24 rows For the middle finger (Knit 1, bring the yarn to the front, slip stitch, bring the yarn to the back) repeat for a total of 8 stitches, turn and continue for 26 rows For the pointer finger (Knit 1, bring the yarn to the front, slip stitch, bring the yarn to the back) repeat for a total of 8 stitches, turn and continue for 24 rows Thumb: slip stitches to left needle, knit stockinette stitch for 10 rows [that is knitting a row, and purling a row] Row 11- knit2together, repeat to end Cut the yarn and pull it through the loops from the opposite end Sew down the side if the thumb, weave in the ends of the fingers, sew down the side of the hand

[@Lee-vm4yc]

@@BrandyM thank you so much! 😊 I plan to give these a go very soon. Should I repeat for the second glove? Is it the same? 💕

[@BrandyM]

@@Lee-vm4yc Ya

[@bambubombon]

brilliant, Brandy!!

[@shettikkawoods]

Awesome thank you 🌻

[@mizuhana3668]

You have a typo in your description. You say to cast on 36 stitches while your audio says 34.

[@BrandyM]

Thank you

[@davyloy2473]

Thank you❤

[@furbyfurby8959]

I am a new benginner and would like to learn how to knit gloves and I like the ones you are knitting, but I am not understanding the slip stitch. Could you please give instruction in a written Pattern. That would help alot of people on your video. Every time I do the slip stitch, I am losing a stitch.

[@michanonymous]

Can I do these with metal chopsticks?? I don't want to buy needles in case I mess up and give up knitting 😔

[@BrandyM]

Ya you can

[@Phoenix-ov7vb]

Why do you need to do all the knit fron back in the rows are the way to making thumb hole?

[@lakshmigovindrajan5951]

how much to cast on for adult women

[@Hildaf100]

For what size is the video, I need one for a man Medium

[@roseali9938]

Thank you so much sister

[@faywilliams5811]

Hello Brandy, I like the tutorial, however for some reason I couldn't get my pinky and ring finger to open. Not sure what I did incorrect. Please send a pattern soon. Thank you 💞

[@aalieraa]

i’m having the same issue :( not sure where i went wrong

[@lachlanadderley2001]

Ill have a watch through and see if i can spot anything!! Ill let you guys know soon 😏😋

[@msadm1225]

The entire glove is done through double knitting, which creates a double sided fabric that opens. If you mess up on the double knitting pattern, you will interlock the two layers of fabric and will not be able to open that part of the knitting. You can't do anything to fix it besides unraveling to the point that's interlocked and doing it again. Sorry!

[@bkotapish]

Do you have a written pattern for these

[@BrandyM]

Not at the moment, I'm sorry.

[@bkotapish]

@@BrandyM No worries your video is very easy to follow. Thanks!

[@jackiem5417]

Will you be adding the written pattern soon somewhere? Your video is easy to follow, but for someone that is more of a beginner it’s hard to keep up. Is there anywhere to find this knitting pattern you are using by chance?!?

[@BrandyM]

I'm sorry, I don't have a written one yet. I will put pattern in the description box soon.

[@jessicapurkiss9064]

Hi there. Do you have this pattern written down and can you share if so?

[@BrandyM]

I’m sorry i don’t have a written pattern

[@Artist_banita_thakur]

How could I make it for 8 - 9 year old child ?

[@rupalimalhotra9585]

Dear Mam How much did u cast?. To make rib How much to purl and knit. Reply Thanks Rims1

[@BrandyM]

Cast on 34 stitches

[@BrandyM]

make the rubbing for 12 rows

[@tishang3286]

Hi just wanted to ask what's the measurement of the gloves?

[@BrandyM]

I’m sorry i don’t have the glove anymore but it should fit the average small adult hand

[@furbyfurby8959]

No pattern and and doesn't understand the slip off. Guess I will not be making these gloves.

[@BrandyM]

US # 6 knitting needles and #4 worsted weight yarn cast on 36 stitches Ribbing: Row 1- (purl 1, knit through back loop of second stitch on left needle, knit first stitch, slip off both stitches) repeat until end of row purling they last stitch Row 2- (knit 1, purl second stitch on left needle, purl first stitch, slip off both stitches) repeat until end of row knitting they last stitch Repeat rows 1 and 2 for a total of 12 rows Hand: Row 1-4 knit stockinette stitch Row 5- knit 16, place marker, knit front back, knit front back, place marker, knit 16 Row 6- purl all stitches slipping the stitch marker Row 7- knit 16, slip marker, knit front back, knit 2, knit front back, slip marker, knit 16 Row 8- purl all stitches, slipping the stitch marker Row 9- knit 16, slip marker, knit front back, knit 4, knit front back, slip marker, knit 16 Row 10- purl all stitches, slipping the stitch marker Row 11-knit 16, slip marker, knit front back, knit 6, knit front back, slip marker, knit 16 Row 12-purl all stitches, slipping the stitch marker Row 13-knit 16, slip marker, knit front back, knit 8, knit front back, slip marker, knit 16 Row 14-purl all stitches, slipping the stitch marker Row 15-knit 16, slip marker, knit front back, knit 10, knit front back, slip marker, knit 16 Row 16-purl all stitches, slipping the stitch marker Row 17-knit 16, remove marker, place the middle stitches on a holder, remove stitch marker, knit 16 Row 18-26 knit stockinette stitch [knit all stitches one round and purl all stitches one round] Row 27- knit 16, slip the 16 stitches that are on the left needle to a double pointed needle, fold the glove on half, (knit 1st stitch on front needle, bring yarn to front of needle as if you were going to purl, slip first stitch from back needle, bring the yarn to the back) repeat to end of row Fingers: (Knit 1, bring the yarn to the front, slip stitch, bring the yarn to the back) repeat for a total of 8 stitches, turn and continue for 22 rows, this will be the pinky finger, cut the yarn and pull through each loop closing the tip of the finger For the ring finger (Knit 1, bring the yarn to the front, slip stitch, bring the yarn to the back) repeat for a total of 8 stitches, turn and continue for 24 rows For the middle finger (Knit 1, bring the yarn to the front, slip stitch, bring the yarn to the back) repeat for a total of 8 stitches, turn and continue for 26 rows For the pointer finger (Knit 1, bring the yarn to the front, slip stitch, bring the yarn to the back) repeat for a total of 8 stitches, turn and continue for 24 rows Thumb: slip stitches to left needle, knit stockinette stitch for 10 rows [that is knitting a row, and purling a row] Row 11- knit2together, repeat to end Cut the yarn and pull it through the loops from the opposite end Sew down the side if the thumb, weave in the ends of the fingers, sew down the side of the hand

[@BrandyM]

What is your question about the slip off?

[@kellyprice379]

How would I make these for a 3-4 year old please

[@BrandyM]

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[@barbaralogan3099]

Is this glove tutorial for an adult female. ?

[@BrandyM]

Yes

[@gabriella8283]

anyone following along have any difficulty at the 12:21 mark with knitting these together?

[@gabriella8283]

Never mind! I realized my mistake, dropping a stitch makes the glove stitch together closed. Thank you :)

[@victorbuus]

you told to made 34 masks, in row 5 you say knit 16, then you pearls 4, and knit 16. 16+16+4=36, how does that make any sense

[@BrandyM]

Because on row 5 you make 2 kfb which gives you 4 stitches in which on the wrong side you would pearl 4 stitches

[@victorbuus]

@@BrandyM okay thanks i misunderstood

[@nornor8887]

جميل جدا

[@SearaChar]

Why am I watching this at 10:30 at night

[@kaleighmarchand2047]

I’m making this for a friend and her hands are half that size

[@BrandyM]

You could try using a smaller size yarn and needles or cast on less stitches

[@rosa733]

@@BrandyM?????? Not enough info.

[@glovelynet]

Or you can just buy glovelies xd