I love a man who can sew.

You, my dear Sir, are a whole bunch of wonderful. I'm a crafty mom with a hefty bunch of talent, but sewing with a machine always threw me for a loop. Thank you for the no muss, fuss or frivilous hewy. From a girl raised in a scrapyard with hunters and no mum to show me this kinda of thing, thank you!

Perry I gotta say that I've seen this and a few (by few I mean all ) of your sewing vids and winter stuff making and I've started to learn to make my own stuff. Thanks a whole bunch. I've learned a lot.

Thanks uncle, 7 years later and this video is still informative and educational to people all around the world, greetings from the freezing cold winter of istanbul

I was looking on line for mitten inserts for fur mittens...now I know how to make them! Thank you.

Thank you for a great tutorial! I so need a pair of these mittens and the department stores want too much for them. Now I can make my own with all the extra fleece fabric remnant pieces that I have. I'll make one to match each of my hats. Again, thank you! You made it all so easy!!

I'm left handed too and i aplaude your strenght to resist the right hand's scissor of oppression XD Nice craft, i was thinking about making a pair of mittens myself and found your video, thanks for the instructions

Great tutorial love the fleece

Loved this thank you🎉

Thanks for this. It helped me so much!

This is perfect! I’m making some moose hide mittens with a long coyote cuff and I need longer liners inside. This will do the trick nicely! Thank you!

This is one of the best sewing how to videos I have seen. You sir are a wonderful teacher. Thank you!

Thank you, simple and easy 👍

this is a great video ! thanks so much.

Going to try this with waterproofed canvas duck cloth on the outside and the fleece on the inside. Or maybe wool on the inside.

Impressive... thanks...!

Thanks sir, quite helpful!

These are very warm. he would love them! Thanks for commenting and thanks for watching!

I am impressed! For a man, you did a great job! I'm finding out more and more that patterns don't need to be bought. All one needs to do is fit fabrics to themselves making their own patterns and that saves time and money. Thanks for the video.

I need to get one of the razor rollers. wow

most excellent!

Thanks man! Hard to find other men sowing for the same reasons I am, happy to learn from you, inspired.

THIS MAN IS A BLESSING I've had a Halloween costume I've been working on (the red guy from dhmis) and I've been trying to make the hand glove things which are basically felt mittens. My first try with it i thought was a complete failure. I used hot glue and staples because I dint know how to sow. The hot glue is NOT a good idea at all and the staples poked out like a sore thumb (it gave me some sore thumbs too). Then I saw this and realized I just needed to turn mine inside out. Now it looks like how I wanted it. To avoid the uncomfortable feeling of staples and hot glue, I wore a red glove under the actual Mitten too. Hope this finds someone who really needs it. I'm definitely gonna want to learn how to sow for this next time.

This was most helpful!

Thank you sharing with my friends. In Gratitude, in Peace with Love and Compassion~

just found your channel you rock thank you for all your informational videos

Loved your video because it was most easy video to understand

Good for you!!

Thanks dude!

Thanks so much!!!!!!!!!!

@thenrylee OK I will make a video showing you exactly how to do that, thanks for your comment!!

Great Job buddy I love them....Making my self some mittens LOL

Thank you. :)

these are perfect. I have a lot of sewing to do for Christmas, and a lot of fleece, so thinking how to use up the left over fabric. I thought I could make mitts from them, for the homeless in our town. I would line them if I could, as our winters are -45 or worse, so single layers wouldn't be thick enough, I don't think

Love it man, thanks for sharing.....!

Great video ^^

Thank you!

I loved how easy he did it. no flair or fancy but durable

Cool that a man makes mittens!

@MrNOOBISHNOOB Sure you can make the mittens with just a needle and thread. I've made lots of things that way when I'm sitting around doing nothing else. I would do a locking spiral stitch, where you are stitching in spiral along the edge, but as you do each stitch before you pull it tight, stick the needle through the loop, this will be a little sturdier..thanks for watching

thank you for the great info

Very nice ! :-)

So cool!

@TheSingingDemon We make those bracelets and will be making a video on how to make them yourself. Thanks!

Great ive never seen fleece whith wool on on side

very easy. thank you.

Nice

Bernie would enjoy these

I have just come across your video, I have a old sheepskin coat that I am hoping to make into mittens, after watching this video I have more confidence in making them

Do you make fur and leather mitts ? Would be cool to see.

thanks ☺️

Hi here's a tip for using scirrors if you're a lefty.. use them upside down with your thumb in the big hole if they are right handed and they will cut for you. Another option is left handed scissors.. thanks for the video

Thank you. We walk our dog out day and night in the winter so ai am making us some just for Sparky walking. I may even make her some poochie mittons lol. Blessings

I can't find the video you're talking about in your playlist. Is it there or maybe you didn't find the time? Thanks for the videos, and rock 'n roll babe :D Peace out from Morocco

Yes! Guess who's family's gonna have mittens for christmas muahahahahah Thanks!

❄️❄️❄️Gracias

Where do you purchase your fabric roll?

What would really be cool is if you could show me how to make some mittens with a slit between the palm and the fingers that would open and close with velcro. That way you could get your fingers out such as pulling a trigger. I had a pair of mitten like that for duck hunting, but I can't find them anymore. They also had a wide elastic band on the wrist to keep the cold out.

I didn't catch the type of fleece you are using. Where is a good source for the fleece. Thanks!

wow thx. how can i sew waterproof leather ski mitten ?? teach us ☺️

Very very nice

if you use nylon you can make it a bit bigger and have a nice mitten cover so the liner's won't get wet.

I wish he had shown me how he had actually made his pattern. I wanted to know once he laid his hand on the paper how much did he leave between the side of his hand and marking the pattern. Great idea.

Great video! Im definitely going to try this with the blaze orange fleece that's been in my attic. Any ideas on how to add elastic to the bottom?

much easier than the 3 pieces someone else was using. Whew!

Yeah, what's that cutting tool you used?

So what kind of fleece? BE SPECIFIC. Where is it purchased? So ITS NOT the fleece from Joanne's that's used to make tie blankets, right ?

Thank you,this is a good way to make rabbit fur gloves...I eat rabbits and the fur isnt worth any money so why not make gloves and hats...maybe some shoes

Nice and easy, but I would have made a tad larger seam allowence in the thumb area. I always feel colder in my thumbs if the mittens thumb is kind of skin tight. But I also got an idea of how to use my scraps of all the fleeces I've got lyng in my sewing room......Perhaps use it for a lining inside oil skin cloth.......

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Wow This is an old video, anyways winter is here and it’s FREEZING so I don’t wanna spend my moms money on stuff when I can make it at home! Thanks!

Did you use a straight stitch or zigzag? Does it matter on gloves?

I might make my grandfather a pair:

You weild that rotary cutter like it's an extension of yourself!!! The only time i can use it is on a straight edge.

There are scissors for left handed people. I am left handed also and have both types. I learned to be ambidextrous so I can use both but if you are only left-handed buy yourself a pair of petty scissors.

Is all your channel krafty like this love a man knows how to do crafts looks like you made bracelet did you ?

Toasty warm when you are inside But polyester fleece is not warm at all in cold weather. I don't understand why they keep using this crap to make winter clothing. Acrylic Fleece is very warm.

This video will creep up on you and teach you somethings

Sorry but this easy way fix the tumb off set of the hand. It will be unconfortable.

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