Thanks for explaining this project so well. I have some heart shaped granny squares in my scrap bin and will be joining them for a donation to my local homeless project. Grannies are so classic, timeless and versatile crochet project. Thanks for taking the time to share this project.
I had a customer send me your link to your pattern and I'm working on a pair right now. i did a couple of things a little differently and thought I'd pass them along. First, I used a magic circle to make the first square--easier to do and makes a nice tight hole in the center. Second, rather than cut the yarn for each color change, I just slip stitched to a corner and picked up the color each time--this avoids a bunch of loose yarn that has to be woven in. Seems to be working nicely for me. 🙂
Thank you for sharing your pattern! These are just PERFECT for the Food Bank Christmas Trolley. I'll be making a good few pairs in different sizes! I'm sure these will be much appreciated! Thank you again. ❤
I absolutely love your tutorial. Thank you so much. I am going to be wanting to make these gloves for Christmas gifts. Thank you so much for explaining and showing this so that I can see what I need to be doing. Thank you so very much.
Thank you very much. I'm making an important coat for my daughter in merino wool and these gloves are perfect to match. Many congratulations 🎉❤️. Hugs from Italy 🇮🇹🤩💞
I also struggled! It’s hard because you have to count / mark so your rows don’t go crazy. I’m too lazy tho so I just single crocheted all around ! Still looks good :)
I found it easier to go through the 1st and last both stitches on each row of ribbing rather than just every stitch all back loops ( for me it looks cleaner), and I have to concentrate and count too, and use stitch markers.
I'm doing the ribbing and I seem to be losing a stitch on every row so it's getting shorter as I'm going around. Any idea what I'm doing wrong, or how to add them back in without unravelling? Thanks x
Question--if I want to make a longer glove, like to just under the elbow, besides adding a longer chain for the ribbing, would I need to adjust (increase/decrease) the number of stitches the higher it goes?
Adding a longer chain would make the cuff longer but I have no idea if that would be wide enough as you go up the arm, there is no way to increase stitches in the usual way. It is possible that the ribbing might be stretchy enough or you could try crocheting half a row then changing to a larger hook for the second half of the row (towards the elbow) and then changing back to a smaller hook at the same point working towards the wrist.
These are my next project but I wonder if you can answer a yarn question? I have 6 balls of 50g DK Sirdar Baby Bamboo 95m/104 yards. I’d like to make these and a neck warmer. Is there a way to calculate how far this yarn would go? I am fairly new to crochet and have been shocked at how much yarn it took for my first big project of a blanket - cannot get any more of this one and would rather not be caught out. Any assistance is appreciated❤
@@LullabyLodge aw thanks for replying. I forged ahead and used the 3 best colours to make the mitts, weighing each square as I went to know the quantity used/left. I then calculated that I had enough to make 2 squares of each colour for the neck warmer, sourced an extra colour to supplement for a border, found 2 beautiful shell buttons in my button box and completed the project! I’d love to send you a picture - how can I achieve this?
if anyone struggled with their chain spaces feeling too large like i did (i think my tension is just too tight bc i do amigurumi), you can ch1 on the sides of the granny square and ch2 as normal on the corners to make the side holes smaller
Can i ask, if i go down half a hook size for the Squares do i need to go another half down for the ribbing? Like for a large size 3.5 hook and 3 for large and 3 hook and 2.5 for medium? Thank you.
my ribbing is so big compared to the rest of the glove :( anyone have any idea what i may be doing wrong? i’m using an even smaller hook than in the video
It's a bit hard to tell without being able to see. Perhaps you can post a photo in the Ravelry group www.ravelry.com/discuss/lullaby-lodge-designs---ravelry-community-group/4317028/1-25#7
@@1965fungy Perhaps Lullaby Lodge has missed your question so thought I'd just butt in here - it says at the beginning of the video that it is DK yarn (double knitting yarn which is light worsted in US terms, I think.) 👍
Okay.. that's messed. Excellent tutorial all the way up until the end. The ending was rushed. You even sped up how fast you spoke. It seems as though you got tired of doing it so you just barely explained, pointed with your hook here and there and showed the final product. I'm gonna laugh.. lol.. but still say: That's Messed Up.
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Thanks for explaining this project so well. I have some heart shaped granny squares in my scrap bin and will be joining them for a donation to my local homeless project. Grannies are so classic, timeless and versatile crochet project. Thanks for taking the time to share this project.
I had a customer send me your link to your pattern and I'm working on a pair right now. i did a couple of things a little differently and thought I'd pass them along. First, I used a magic circle to make the first square--easier to do and makes a nice tight hole in the center. Second, rather than cut the yarn for each color change, I just slip stitched to a corner and picked up the color each time--this avoids a bunch of loose yarn that has to be woven in. Seems to be working nicely for me. 🙂
First attempt at crocheting mittens, turned out beautiful! Thank you so much for this tutorial, so easy to follow 👌😊
My mittens came out lovely, thank you for this tutorial!
Thank you for sharing your pattern! These are just PERFECT for the Food Bank Christmas Trolley. I'll be making a good few pairs in different sizes! I'm sure these will be much appreciated! Thank you again. ❤
Love this pattern. Have made several pair for the beginning of Christmas gifts. Thank you for sharing this pattern!!!! Very easy to follow.
Thanks for the tutorial! I plan on making these for Xmas gifts this year ❤
That's a great idea I hope the recipients love them
Beautiful mitts, ribbing look danty. Your so patient!
Your voice is so soothing
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I have never made crochet mittens but think I will be able to after watching you.
Thank you Nannie, I hope you enjoy the tutorial
Thanks a million for this tutorial. I would love to make gifts for my children.
I absolutely love your tutorial. Thank you so much. I am going to be wanting to make these gloves for Christmas gifts. Thank you so much for explaining and showing this so that I can see what I need to be doing. Thank you so very much.
Thank you very much for sharing this easy pattern with us. It's easy and so pretty.
You are very welcome, looking forward to wearing mine now the weather is getting colder...
love this tutorial!! very easy to follow and my fingerless mitts came out beautifully! thank you ❤
Thanks for sharing, a lovely holiday project to try, before I give as a gift ❤❤❤❤
You are welcome
you’re an absolute angel for this tutorial♥️♥️♥️
Great scrap yarn project, thank you 👍👍
Thank you very much. I'm making an important coat for my daughter in merino wool and these gloves are perfect to match. Many congratulations 🎉❤️. Hugs from Italy 🇮🇹🤩💞
Fantastic tutorial. Thank you so much!
Thank you for sharing I found the pattern by accident and have enjoyed making my first pair.
I thoroughly enjoyed the tutorial thank
Thank you for a fab pattern which is easy to follow and has a beautiful result!
Luliby, you saved my trigger from full blow!!! I wanted this pattern but wasn't able. Much ❤️ Patricia.
You are welcome Patricia
This is gorgeous
Oooh! I'm going to give these a go.
Lovely pattern, thank you.
I would love to make your pentagon collar please could you do that and thanx for your very informative tutorial. Am fin Cape Town South Africa 🇿🇦 ❤
The yarn shes using is a number 3 light for those in the us or canada
I’m so making these fingerless mittens
These are BEAUTIFUL!!
Thank you so much
The ribbing for the wrist is the only part that I’m still struggling with 😭
I also struggled! It’s hard because you have to count / mark so your rows don’t go crazy. I’m too lazy tho so I just single crocheted all around ! Still looks good :)
I found it easier to go through the 1st and last both stitches on each row of ribbing rather than just every stitch all back loops ( for me it looks cleaner), and I have to concentrate and count too, and use stitch markers.
Spiegazione ottima ed inquadratura perfetta, grazie!
SO cute and functional
Thank you so much. Perfect for stashbusting and using up all those scraps of yarn...
Gracias están bonitos
Thanks for watching
Fantastic! Simple yet elegant!
So beautiful! Thank you for this amazing tutorial!! :)
I think I did smth wrong bc I’m still stuck on the first corner of the first square after 5 hours of restarting and trying again
❤Amazing explanation 👏 Love it ❤
I'm doing the ribbing and I seem to be losing a stitch on every row so it's getting shorter as I'm going around. Any idea what I'm doing wrong, or how to add them back in without unravelling? Thanks x
Excellent tutorial. Lovely mittens!
Adorable ❤
Question--if I want to make a longer glove, like to just under the elbow, besides adding a longer chain for the ribbing, would I need to adjust (increase/decrease) the number of stitches the higher it goes?
Adding a longer chain would make the cuff longer but I have no idea if that would be wide enough as you go up the arm, there is no way to increase stitches in the usual way. It is possible that the ribbing might be stretchy enough or you could try crocheting half a row then changing to a larger hook for the second half of the row (towards the elbow) and then changing back to a smaller hook at the same point working towards the wrist.
These are my next project but I wonder if you can answer a yarn question? I have 6 balls of 50g DK Sirdar Baby Bamboo 95m/104 yards. I’d like to make these and a neck warmer. Is there a way to calculate how far this yarn would go? I am fairly new to crochet and have been shocked at how much yarn it took for my first big project of a blanket - cannot get any more of this one and would rather not be caught out. Any assistance is appreciated❤
Sorry I am probably too late to help now, but yes that sounds like you would have enough.
@@LullabyLodge aw thanks for replying. I forged ahead and used the 3 best colours to make the mitts, weighing each square as I went to know the quantity used/left. I then calculated that I had enough to make 2 squares of each colour for the neck warmer, sourced an extra colour to supplement for a border, found 2 beautiful shell buttons in my button box and completed the project! I’d love to send you a picture - how can I achieve this?
@@sallypoulter5978 There is a facebook group (I will link in description) or if you post it on instagram and tag it with @lullabylodge
if anyone struggled with their chain spaces feeling too large like i did (i think my tension is just too tight bc i do amigurumi), you can ch1 on the sides of the granny square and ch2 as normal on the corners to make the side holes smaller
Bellissimi complimento 😁
Grazie veramente bello e molto ben spiegato 😊
Hi, which size do one granny square ? Why you didn't explain thumb ?
Everything you asked is in the video. Watch it again.
Currently making it hope I will have enough yarn
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Thank you ❤ how much yarn did you use?
If you check out the blog post you can find more information there, happy hooking.
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Nice tutorial thanks a lot
Thank you so much for the tutorial! I'll start making one pair for me as soon as possible
Yes you are welcome to sell finished products.
Hi approx how many grams of yarn was used for the pair?
Can i ask, if i go down half a hook size for the Squares do i need to go another half down for the ribbing? Like for a large size 3.5 hook and 3 for large and 3 hook and 2.5 for medium? Thank you.
Yes using a smaller hook for ribbing helps to keep it nice and tight.
@@lullabymelodia2764 thank you so much. Fantastic video 👌
does the thumb hole have to be so wide? can u close it in more
You can make it just the right size for your own thumb, try it on and see.
Bellissimo, complimenti...!
I used the same size needles and mine is Shrek sized!! Even for my massive mitts. Idk what I’m doing wrong 😭
Nice tutorial! Precise, complete - great work. P.S. My mittens came out great
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my ribbing is so big compared to the rest of the glove :( anyone have any idea what i may be doing wrong? i’m using an even smaller hook than in the video
It's a bit hard to tell without being able to see. Perhaps you can post a photo in the Ravelry group www.ravelry.com/discuss/lullaby-lodge-designs---ravelry-community-group/4317028/1-25#7
What size yarn was used
The size of yarn is mentioned right at the start of the video and also in the blog post linked in the discription box...
you plan says slip stitch sides together not sc
Either will work just fine.
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Are the terms Uk or USA crochet terms
They are USA terms
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Thank you :)
@@LullabyLodge is this 2 ply yarn ? Ty
@@1965fungy Perhaps Lullaby Lodge has missed your question so thought I'd just butt in here - it says at the beginning of the video that it is DK yarn (double knitting yarn which is light worsted in US terms, I think.) 👍
Lovely pattern and excellent tutorial. Just wish the annoying background music and wasn't there.
Ribbing 14:39
Okay.. that's messed. Excellent tutorial all the way up until the end. The ending was rushed. You even sped up how fast you spoke. It seems as though you got tired of doing it so you just barely explained, pointed with your hook here and there and showed the final product. I'm gonna laugh.. lol.. but still say: That's Messed Up.
Do you have Instagram
I want send a picture for you to help me please
Lovely tutorial, thank you so much!
You are very welcome