This has been the best, most concise, most instructive of all mitten tutorials I have watched!!! Well done! Very clear instructions. Thank you!

I was making my first pair of mittens, when this tutorial appeared. Thank you so much Cynthia. You are an excellent teacher. I appreciate your clear respectful language and instructions 😍

You’re a great teacher… I’ve been making mittens for years, but there’s always a new trick to pick up! Thanks for the great video.

Thank you. So easy to listen to your voice and watch your instructions.

I just wanted to comment again after making my first mitten. It's beautiful!!!!!! I have never been able to do this prior to finding your tutorial. Thanks so much for posting this.

Thank you so much! You are such a good tutor and I love the speed you are going for teaching. Sometimes it’s hard to see where the stitch was put on or taken off but having you do it slow enough really helpers! I never thought I could knit mittens but I’m making my first pair thanks to you! Much love and light 😘💖🙏

What a wonderful tutorial! Thank you! I had no intention of knitting mittens until this morning when I watched this.😆

Thanks for this video. It certainly helped with a lot of the mitten problems I have been having.

Thank you, great tutorial from Heather, Highlands of Scotland 🙂

Thank you very much for this video. Because of it I was able to knit my first pair of mittens A great teaching tool.

The best tutorial yet on you to knit mitts. You make it look so easy! On set down more to go! Thanks so much!

So pleased to find this video. You are a great teacher. I have some lovely wool just waiting for these mittens. Thank you.

Thanks I used to dislike knitting mittens . going to give it another try thanks to your wonderful tutorial.

Yey ! A youtube instructor from EDMONTON ... I am excited!!! I will go to their location to check out their physical location! I never realised their were knitting instructors in EDMONTON. I always though that these sorts of clubs speciality shops exist in the STATES and other “major” and “famous” metropolitan cities... I consider my absolute beginner in knitting and I fell in LOVE with this hobby when I broke my leg in 2017. I discovered a set of needles and some yarn from my mom. Then I KZfaqd “ how to knit”. I caught on the basic movements required. It is surprisingly amazing how a set of needles and a strand of yarn can help in alleviating pain(physical/emotional) Anxiety, Stress, and Depression. It is always a good feeling to see people representing the same city we are from.. I find it surprising how numerous people from English speaking countries have never heard about EDMONTON Alberta (“the city of champions”). To see someone demonstrating a hobby that is from Edmonton Alberta makes me feel very happy. Thank you!

Thank you Cynthia for a great tutorial on knitting mittens. Your tips were so helpful. Just the little pointers can help save so much time and make the process so-much easier. I am making my first pair of mittens and I’m doing fingerless ones. So thankful your KZfaq was recommended.

I'm actually making mittens using this pattern now!...great to find you

Thank you for this super informative video ! All your podcasts are wonderful and I look forward to them ..I can't tell you how much I enjoy them..Barbara in Montreal

Thank you Cynthia for the great tutorial! I really appreciate the time taken to record this for us!

Thank you once again for your great tutorials, Cynthia!

Very clear instruction,thank you.

excellent Instructions Cynthia! thx for showing all the often happens mistakes. was scared about the thumb gussets. You guide us thru all the road bumps, thx

So so helpful! I can't say thank-you enough! This is fantastic! 🥰

Cynthia, I have made many pairs of mittens over the last few years. And many of the pairs were done with this pattern. However, you have helped me out with many of the grey areas of the pattern that I just didn’t know about! Thank you, thank you, thank you for filming this video!!!

This tutorial is perfect...a few nice tips to learn about...very informative!! Thanks so much

Thank you for this tutorial, it is so helpful. I always look forward to your podcast; I enjoy it so much. Thank you again. 🤗🤗

Excellent! Thank you for a very well done tutorial♡

I learned so much from this tutorial! Thank you!

Thank you Cynthia! I have knit oodles of mittens and once again you have taught me a few new tricks and techniques! Time to practice them.

Great pattern. Great tutorial. Thank you.

Thank you Cynthia, I’ve picked up some handy hints from your tutorial

Fantastic tutorial Cynthia! Wish I’d had it when I was teaching myself how to knit mittens. Thank-you. It offers confirmation that my own approach was on target. Great choice of pattern also. I’ve knit mittens from it a number of times, but also easily modified it to make fingerless mittens.

Your video was super, very clear instructions. Thank you 😊

Fabulous video! I had decided to knit these mittens then started looking for tutorials using this pattern. Found one, but she was using magic loop. Your video is just so clearly photographed and your instructions so clear that literally anyone could follow. I’ve knitted a sweater and a cardigan using Tin Can Knit patterns & KZfaq tutorials. It’s just about the only way I’ll knit something I’ve never done since I haven’t been knitting that long. Thanks again for your help-it’s terrific!

Hi Cynthia nice to see you. Thank you for this tutorial

Thank you so much for this video. My first knitting experience went quite well, I followed your instructions to a t.

Thank you so much for this mitten tutorial!

So thoroughly explained! Thank you so much!

What a great tutorial! Thanks 😃

This looks so easy with your instructions. But just to be sure could you come sit beside me on the couch while I attempt this mitten lol😁

Excellent video! Thank you

Excellent tutorial!!

Thank you soooo much!!! It’s wonderful. Please make more videos.

Best tutoria😍l EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!

love your video. knitted with dpns for the first time and your video took all my fears away! looking forward to seeing more...please?

I just printed the pattern- can’t wait to try this!

Good tips and reminders for those who are not a beginner. Thanks this was a great tutorial, it encouraged me to try out their pattern. 😊 Next time it would be great if you can knit with a light colored yarn as it’s quite hard to see a dark colored yarn in a video. Anyways thank you.

This helps thank you so much Cynthia sorry Brie bugging so much just new of making socks

Than you fr this tutorial!

Thanks for the great tutorial. I notice almost all mitten patterns have us cast on 1 or more stitches after putting the thumb gusset stitches on a yarn holder. Would it work just as well to do an increase in the hand portion in first round of the thumb gusset, adding the "live" stitch back that was used in the gusset?

Hey I love this tutorial.. I have never knit with dpns though so I was wonder if this pattern can be done using the magic loop??

I just can't believe it! I am trying to knit these mittens using DPNs and found your video. I started one mitten but had to frog it because I didn't have enough yarn for 2 mittens, so I have found additional yarn and want to try again. I love this pattern too. While I do like using DPNs, I am wanting to learn to make these mittens using the magic loop method. I have reviewed other videos showing the magic loop method, but I would prefer a video applied directly to Tin Can's pattern. Could you please make another how-to make mittens using the magic loop method video and maybe for 2 mittens at a time? Thank you in advance for your time.

I can’t remember if you do the make one at the beginning and how much do I leave at the end of the thumb part I’m on

Exceptional video! I am just trying to learn.. one question; if you are straight knitting in the body of the mitten, how is it it looks like stockinette stitch,which i thought was knit one row and purl one row.?

I'm going to try this pattern. Going to do it with magic loop. Looks like i need to use 4mm needles to meet gauge. Edit: decided to make an in the round swatch. Turns out i meet gauge with the recommended needle size on magic loop. Making a large. Which part of my hand do I measure for sizing? Measured the the thickest part of my hand and I got 8 inches.

Having two sizes of needles makes sense unless it's 7 and 9; or 8 and 10. With super fine yarn I don't thinks those are the choices. Any hints?

they may be the simplest mittens to make in the world, but i am having a hard time learning to use dpn

Hi, can you do these on circular needles?

Where can I get the patterns you mention in this video?

Where could I get a download to print the sock and mitten ruler guide ?

Hello I hope my message finds you well. I was wondering whether you have a basic beginner friendly tutorial on how to easily: 1- identify the types of stitches(increase, decrease, KNIT and PURAL stitches, etc..) That are on the needle(reading the physical work). 2- read the basic theory (EXAMPLE: What ABBREVIATIONS, GRAPHS, CHARTS, PATTERNS, interpret specific instructions,) 3- understand colour working charts 4- overall video about understanding basic written theory for the techniques used for any project. Irrelevant Analogy: Sort of like how Music teachers reserve a class for music-theory only, to make the student learn how to read sheet-music or music theory (notes, abbreviations, chords combinations etc) to make it easy to read any sheet of music. ------------------ Personal feedback/suggestion: Like many inexperienced or ‘beginner-self-taught’ knitters, a lot of us are very Auditory and visual learners. Me Being one of those people, I struggled visually while you were demonstrating how to manipulated the stitches(example picking stitches, decreases increases, waste yarn method, etc.). The reason was because of the dark coloured yarn you used in the video. Whenever you have a chance to make another tutorial, can you consider demonstrating with a brighter vibrant colour and use contrasting colours to teach a particular (‘new’) technique. other than my visual struggle way you explained everything was phenomenal. I think you are a very learnéd person and an expert teacher for beginner students. I have searched for video that teach the theory aspect of knitting but the sometimes I lose focus because the instructor tends to switch the subject and unnecessary talking, loud background music. I loved how your instructions were clear and concise. And also, I appreciated how you stuck with the topic/subject with no unnecessary side chatter or loud background music. Thank you

I was wondering if the equivalent exists to knit socks?

I mess up sheesh now I gave in pick not all the way I got lost on the thumb part

Good evening Cynthia

How many to cast on.

I wonder why Addi chose to make the Flipsticks all different colors? It’s driving me crazy…. It’s so much easier to have each size use it’s own color.

this video would be much improved if they used lighter colored yarn...difficult to see the stitches with such dark yarn.