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Hello Thomas I love the mittens. Thank you for the tutorial. Love to Holli
Thank you, Neil! My first ever mittens actually besides the typical handwarmers. And I love them ðĪ
Oh and big hugs for Norma ðū
Hi! I found you through Heather Strings and Threads. Oh how I wish I had this instruction before making any fingerless gloves in the past. Question: Do you have a video for mittens with the full, flip back tops? I make fingerless gloves that go on top of regular (thinner) gloves for people who are outside a lot. But a full mitt on with flip top would work as well to give warmth and have the option of flipping the top back to give more dexterity. Iâ m not sure which direction it should flip - toward the top of the hand, or toward the palm. Hum. I vote toward the top of the hand where it could be secured to a button perhaps.. btw, your videos are quite entertaining too! Thank-you for thinking about the flip top mitten thing.
I love that idea! Actually i wear flip top mittens all the time. Not crocheted ones but I love the flexibility. And if you have ever tried to pick up dog poop wearing mittens, you know what I mean ðĪĢ
I think the flip should definitely go back to the hand. And there should be a button and a little hanger to secure it when not needed.
I could easily take the fingerless mittens and add the flip part. Btw I'd also make a flip top for the thumb ð
I will think about it more and maybe make a tutorial for them ðĪ