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Easy! Fingerless Mitts Flat Knitting on Straight Needles | Beginner Knitting
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ส.ค. 2024
- Learn how to KNIT a pair of FINGERLESS MITTS! This easy project is knitted flat on straight needles and then seamed. This video includes BOTH Continental and Throw/American-style knitting methods along with SLOW MOTION views of the stitches.
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MATERIALS
1 skein Knit Picks Felici Worsted Yarn: shrsl.com/2mm4n
Size US 8 straight knitting needles: amzn.to/3oGehB6
Finishing needle: amzn.to/382xxCq
Scissors: amzn.to/3eF8nvV
Do you wonder what you can knit flat on straight needles? This project is for you!
Fingerless mittens are sometimes referred to as fingerless gloves, gauntlets, or wrist warmers. Whatever you call them, these are a fun and easy project suitable for knitters of all skill levels including beginners. You'll learn how to knit this project step-by-step from start to finish.
The project features a 1x1 rib-stitch with lots of stretch. It's a straight needle knitting project that is worked back and forth. After binding off, you'll seam the sides together creating a thumb hole. Plus, you'll get the details on how to easily adjust the project to fit larger or smaller hands.
The pattern uses Knit Picks Felici Worsted yarn which is self-striping. You won't need to change colors or worry about weaving in lots of yarn ends, the yarn does the colorwork for you!
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Nancy thank you so much I have to try these. I am so sorry I didn't see this 3 months ago when I first started knitting. The way you slow down to show how to switch between plain and purl is very helpful.
I just now finished my gloves and OH MY GOD, THESE ARE PERFECT!! ❤❤I am always going to follow this tutorial😊😊
Thank you for sharing this video. I’m a beginner and I like learning to knit from your videos. ❣️
I just made the first glove and I love it! Just about to make the second one but thank you so much for making such a clear tutorial. I’m very new to knitting and this made it so easy to do!
Nancy, these are pretty and look so comfy! I need to be able to adapt to alpaca yarn, and this is great!
THE BEST TUTORIAL!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
thank you so much for this beautiful idea, I made 2 pairs for my girls
Just what I'm looking for- thank you!
Your explanation is very good and understandable, thank you I'm going to knit more than 3 pairs ❤
just finished making a pair! i have a feeling I'm going to be making many more, they're such a quick and simple knit
I'm so glad to hear they are going to be a go-to knitting project for you! 🤩
hola es el elástico 1x1 esque no entiendo inglés gracias
Great video, thank w.🙋🏻♀️🙋🏻♀️❤️
Brilliant tutorial. Thank you.
You're welcome, Rosemary! Enjoy 😀
Great tutorial. Thank you 🧶🧶
Hi Susan, I'm so glad you enjoyed it! 😀
It took me a few attempts to figure it out but I did it and it makes me feel very good. Thank you for sharing.
Hi Myrh, I'm so happy you stuck with it! Great job! 😀
That’s wonderful. Doesn’t it make you feel good? I always feel really good when I finish a project. ♥️
Currently a tangled mess here! Damn purl stitch!
I love the yarn name and colors. Thank you for patten and tutorial.
You're welcome, Melanie! 😀
Wow these are so nice..thank you
You're welcome, Irene. Enjoy! 😀
AThanks for sharing.x
OMG. Love these.
Hi KJM Carl, I'm so happy to hear that. Enjoy! 😀
Good job
Thank you so much.
You're welcome, Linda. Enjoy! 😀
Thank u !!
This was a great tutorial so I subbed. Thanks. My question is how to add the thumb portion to your design? I hope someone can answer this for me, thanks!
Nice
Wonderful and easy to learn tutorial!! I feel confident that I can do this while using your video as reference. I just subscribed-Tell me where I can see more!!!!. Thank you for sharing 🥰
Hi Nancy, I'm so glad you enjoyed the tutorial. I have lots more free patterns and project ideas here on my TH-cam channel as well as on my blog: blog.nobleknits.com/ 😀
Love it . Now can you show a thumb gusset ? that is always where I get stuck
Hi Jo, I'll add it to my video to-do list! 😀
I had a pattern for simple mitts that did not have a thumb similar to yours. And I knitted this and sew them together and now I would like to add a thumb. Is there a way to do this? Thanks for your help.
This is great thank you I’m doing this now but can I ask how many rows of k1 p1 did you do
Hi Maisie, I don't remember exactly but I want to say it was somewhere between 30-35 rows. On projects like this, I prefer to measure the length instead of counting the rows so I can knit mindlessly. 😀
Can you show how to knit mittens that fully cover the hands?
How many would you cast on using fingering weight yarn and what size needle
How many rows is 7inch so you know how many colour changes please?
How many should I cast on when using 4mm needles and yarn which is a little thick than yours?
Wing it lol
Yoir size 8 looks way smaller than an Australian size 8. Do they differ in countries?
Is it okay if I accidentally pearl or knit 2 in a row and end in a pearl?
Hi
Its tsking me so l9ng and it doesnt look like what you knit im not sure what to do its my first time knitting and cant seem to do anything right 😢
For using 4mm needles, how many should I cast on?
I'd go with what she said, they look like size 4 to me. She said to use 8's but my 8's are way bigger than what she's using.
Just a tip to make sure we can actually see the way the knots go through because some of this was hard to follow so I got frustrated and gave up
Thanks for your feedback! I'll try and get a better shot of it next time
If the pattern is free, why do you require people to subscribe to your site??
I like the finished product and thanks for the tutorial. I just find it a bit disappointing that you don't show how to start with a purl stitch the English style (yarn in your right hand) and only how to start with the continental way. Also I find it a bit negative that you only show the English style in slow-motion. Gives me a feeling like if you knit that way you are a bit slower to catch on or something. I really like your other tutorials and have almost finished a shawl where you also made a tutorial for. The beginner shawl where you start at the point and increase on the same side until it is as big as you want it.
I hate this knitting video. The purl was confusing