+Maddie Anderson I am excited with you... you have no idea how I get excited when my students finish their project - I squeal with delight LOL... AND thank you!!!!!

Hello Fiona, thank you so much for your comment - grateful crocheters (and knitters) keep me going. It's called mutual global love spreading 💛💛💛

Thank you for your comment - I am proud of you!! 🌸

If you're crocheting too tight if I may recommend try starting your chain with a larger hook. Get yourself comfortable & relax. Most of all make sure you pull your yarn to the Widest part of the hook. (Not the top, it's smaller). Hope you find this helpful as I did. Stumbled across a video about this and other issues commonly used. 🤗 Happy crocheting 🙂

+Sonja Birch you made my day - I am very grateful for your long comment - so glad you could join your chains into a circle without a twist yeeeeeeey.... happyyyyy - bless you for being so nice - may you crochet without any pain !!!! happy holidays and happy new year, hugs

+Amanda Calhoun Merry Christmas to your family and especially to your mom - she will be so proud of you! and will love the gift because it comes from your heart xxxooo

Thanks :)

Wonderful 🌹

thank you for watching my videos and crocheting along - truly! 🌹🌹🌹

Thank you Melanie 💛

Excellent - so very happy you found these beautiful - I used a kind of "boring" yarn, but you can make them from nice variegated yarn for an extra fun and rich look 💛🌸 - happy holidays

Bronislava 4 HandmadeRukodelky oh yes, I've gotten color requests so each pair will look a bit different! TY and Happy Holidays to you as well. 🎄☃❄️🍗

excellent - that is what I love about making your own crochet or knit items - you can make it your own and one of a kind

DAN63RZ0N35 thank you for your comment - that is wonderful and thank you for calling these gloves "fancy" :-)

+Gilly Loveless - thank you!! Glad you are enjoying the video. Happy new year 🍾🎉

and I thank you too 🌹

Geodine 🌹🌸🙏 thank you

Hello curlycords - I am glad you had fun making these fingerless gloves - I had fun reading your nice comment 😀🌸

@@HandMadeRukodelky I am going to make the other fingerless gloves you have on your channel. My daughters love these because they can text .. :) Thanks again and I look forward to more of your tutorials.

+Draven Shough Oh thank you so much...glad you like it... I am now finishing (editing/converting/uploading) another video - 3D looking small rug with ideas for other uses (a blanket, a bed spread...) - just in case you are interested :-) so come again or better yet subscribe to see more videos...

I am happy it turned out well - thank you for nice comment 🌹🌹🌹

+Michelle Pircher - I am happy to hear that - thank you!! - and happy new year

+maryanne kohl thank you :-)

Thank you for your comment 🌸

Thank you Gail - congratulations to your achievement 👍🥂 time to celebrate 🎉

Hi Vijaya - I hope your mom loves them - thank you for letting me know 🧡💙💚💙💜 - anything for our moms!

@@HandMadeRukodelky yes....always...💖

that's wonderful - cheers! 🥂🌹🌹

🍀 Carmelita 🌸🌸

+Vassia Darkness thank you

+Renonda Jones thank you very much for your comment... it makes me happy when people make something wonderful by watching and knitting/crocheting along my videos... come again :-) (and share my channel with your friends :-)

+Camilla Steinmeier Thank you very much!!!!!!

perfect - yey two thumbs up

+Susans Soul Shines - thank you very much for your lovely comment :-) I am so happy it fits

I love them too - easy to crochet - great gift 🌹

+Tanja St.clair Thank you

gracias Nelly 🌸

I am thinking about posting some images that people share with me - if you ever want you can share your version with me too... perhaps one of these days I will finally make a post on my blog with several images.... thank you so much for commenting and for crocheting along xxx

+Debbie Grey I am happy to hear that - thank you 🙃

And I thank you for crocheting along my video - happy new year :-)

Thank you Salbiah !!! 🌹

Thank you too 🌹

Thank you 🌷🌸🌼

tresa ley you are welcome

Thanks so much 😊 Amber 💛🌹

@@HandMadeRukodelky your very welcome. I used lion brand homespun in color delft & made them longer. I sooooo love them 🥰🥰🥰

your description sounds that they look fabulous 👍💛🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

@@HandMadeRukodelky thank you. I love them sooooo much!

@@HandMadeRukodelky where can i post a picture?

Lucky grandson to have you and you to have him - 🍀😀🌹🌹🌹 - thank you 👋

+menna salah you are very welcome, happy new year :-)

+Raven Claw1280 that's wonderful!!!! you should start selling them on etsy :-D

Oh that's a great idea. Especially for my stepmother, she's crocheting blankets and scarves everyday. Thanks Bronislava! I started working with my knitting needles today while using your knit video suggestions but I really need to practice. That last loop is always so loose and a lot of times my stitches are really tight and hard to stitch off. Would you have any suggestions? Also, I have short knitting needles connected by a "cable"...I bought them thinking I'd eventually need them. Are they for hats do you think? Have you ever used them? Thanks

+Raven Claw1280 yes, when you start working with two "sticks" (one in each hand) instead of just one stick (a hook in only one hand) it can be a little confusing to the brain... I would suggest to go really slow and practice one task at a time until you are good at it = practice first cast on (CO), and when you are good at that, only then practice knit stitch only - knit knit knit knit ..... many rows (make a dishcloth)... when you are good at that, then practice only purl... then after you are good at that do K1, P1 exercise - everything that you will do - do VERY slowly so brain has time to figure out how you should hold your needles (continental? English?) and how you should hold yarn - I always tell my students let your body and brain lead you - do not fight it... no need to do it my way, chose your way how you are comfortable - you will find the best way for you.... that is why many of the knitting and crocheting vloggers (like myself) knit and crochet differently from each other... each is holding their tools how it is comfortable to them.... I tend to knit loosely almost entire row and pull tighter at the end of the row - so it doesnt have "stretched out" look the cable needles are indeed for hats and other small items... you can also use them even if you are not knitting hat... instead of knitting in round you can knit back and forth just like with regular knitting needles gosh I got carried away - need to get back to my video editing.... LOL

+Bronislava Slagle (HandmadeRukodelky) this is great info and guidance! :-) can't wait for the next video. I'll practice my knitting just like you said. thank you so much!

+Raven Claw1280 thank you!

bless your heart for making handmade gifts for your teachers and spreading your love!!! what a nice person you are! happy holidays and thank you watching my video :-)

thank you 🌹- your English is very good - I understood everything. I am happy you could understand my English 😁

Hola Gabriela, estoy feliz de que te mantengas segura y sana (como yo) y estoy aún más feliz de que puedas hacer algo para mantenerte feliz. Gracias por tu lindo comentario. 🌹

@@HandMadeRukodelky Gracias y a seguir sumando suscríbtores. 😉👍

💜💜 gracias

Estoy muy feliz de que hayas disfrutado el video 🌹

+Cassandra Graham I started a video of a matching hat - I just was not able to finish it (too many distractions LOL)

+Lucya Gualajara a hug for you too, I am happy it is helping xxxooo

Hi - it depends how much smaller you need them - 3 or 6 stitches less (the pattern is multiple of 3 sts) - or you have another choice - use thinner yarn (light weight, #3) and smaller sized hook thank you for watching my video and commenting

thank you Linda 🌸

Hi Adrienne, can you measure the circumference of your glove, count how many multiples (repeats) you have in there... then measure the circumference of the head, and from there try to mathematically figure out how many multiples you will need - I would need for my head approximately the number of the multiples on my fingerless glove x (times) 3 (and if I would like to have it tighter around my forehead then probably minus one or two repeats)

@@HandMadeRukodelky thank you. I'll try that. I'm about a year since I learned to crochet but it's a terrific pastime and I've learned so much thanks to people like you. Keep well 😊

You too, stay safe 🌸

EverAfterHighLover 1 thank you for your inquiry - I went to check my written pattern and found several errors (which I corrected right away) yes it is multiple of 3 sts, and I have total 10 repeats around the wrist.... If your hand is really small then you can do either 18 sts, or 21 sts (depending on the yarn) if it would be a little tight with 18 sts (total 6 repeats) then you could do 21 sts (total 7 repeats)... for the thumb I would probably do one less row... and then finish as the rest of the glove in the video with only same repeats as around wrist.... thank you for watching my video :-)

THANK YOU!!!! :) 

you are welcome - like wise :-)

Soon - I can't do it at the moment, and thank you for watching my video 🌹🌹 happy new year

+Evonne Bazemore you are welcome

My question to you is - does your width of your arm part matches the width of your palm? If you think of it the arm/palm part is the same width, and then there are increases to form the thumb.

Thank you for answering my question. I just added another row in the thumb increase taking it to 15 instead of 13 stitches and it fits comfortably. Thank you again for your tutorials. (39 was way too big, 36 is a little loose but comfortable. If I make them again, I will try 33. but that might be too tight in the arms)

Melissa - you would need to do 2 extra stitches, or 6 extra stitches - depending how much wider you want it - this pattern is a multiple of 3... with those 3 sts would get almost 1" extra, 6 will give you little less than 2" extra

+Jane Liu Anything knitted or crocheted is a little stretchy - this fits about medium sized hand (I am between small and medium) - they have room for bigger hand than mine... for small hand they would be big... for small hand I would do one less repeat, for large hands I would do one extra repeat... how ever these would stretch a little for bigger hand than medium size....

thank you for asking - I usually put a link to free patterns and/or info in the description below my video, and because you asked the question, I realized that the link was broken - I fixed it, here is the link to all the info you need to know - handmade-rukodelky.blogspot.com/2015/02/crocheted-simple-fingerless-gloves-sm.html thank you again

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Oh and the label said use a US K-10 hook (6.5mm) so I'm using a K 6.5mm hook. Maybe I should have used a smaller hook and get a smaller glove?

+Nicole Arntz OK - you need to start on less stitches - tell me how wide it is (around circumference) - we need to first figure out how many sts you need to start on... then we will deal with thumb

+Nicole Arntz Perhaps you should start on 26 sts and do 8 repeats (instead of 10 repeats)???

+Bronislava Slagle (HandmadeRukodelky) it's 11 1/2 inches around right now

+Nicole Arntz I'm using an acrylic yarn; 109 yards / 100m. Didn't know if you needed to know this.

+Emily Morse sorry to hear that - I think you are adding stitches either in the beginning of the row or at the end of the row (some crocheters add stitches, some decrease) - which should not happen if you are crocheting in the round, because of the way this pattern is worked out in the round... are you having the same problem in the round, too?

+Bronislava Slagle (HandmadeRukodelky) yes im having problems in the round , im watching my hook and what im doing but im not sure what im doing wrong

Emily Morse I'd love to help you solve your "problem" - can you PM (private message me) your e-mail?

+Emily Morse did you solve the problem? Didn't hear from you... I think I have a vague idea what you are doing wrong... but it is hard to pinpoint it just in these posts...

+Bronislava Slagle (HandmadeRukodelky) im sorry im late getting back to you I've had multiple Dr appointments the past two days and haven't HD the chance. yes I figured out i chained too many when I started and it set everything off