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I did this with ONLY single crochets because I'm an absolute beginner and was way too lazy to learn double and half double crochets, it turned out absolutely adorable! I still need to do the second hand though 💀💀
This is great! Modified and made these for my 14 year old daughter who hates needles but had to have surgery for a ruptured appendix. Ever since she's been very sensitive about her hands and had nightmares at night when they aren't covered. I made a longer version of yours that cover where the IV was and she's been sleeping better. Thanks so much for sharing this tutorial!
Good tutorial! Just a suggestion ,maybe next time you can use a lighter color yarn for your tutorials because it’s very hard to see the dark yarn😊 I’m making a few of these
1:06 I love how you said you typically don't care about guage and all that extra stuff. That's totally how I am, too. I just "wing it" so-to-speak, and learn from the experience. Most of the time it works out for me. Thank you for posting this tutorial. Videos I'd watched a few years ago only showed tutorials for shorter hand warmers that went from just above the wrist to the middle of their fingers. I need longer ones. My hands are almost always cold in the winter even though I keep my heat at least at 70° F. I can't wait to try your pattern out and make some longer hand warmers. 🙂
i just started crocheting a few weeks ago and this was a breeze to follow! thank you so much for the wonderful tutorial, i'll be making loads of these soon haha :-)
Recently retired so, just getting back into this. Due to your great video, it's like I never stopped. Now, you got me waitin' by the door for my yarn to come...Thank you Sis!
thank u for this! really simple and well-explained. especially since other patterns get caught up in really fancy stitches and embellishments i'm not ready for 😟 this is a good base i'm gonna make some soon!
Thanks for making such a simple pattern/tutorial. Most the others that were coming up had individual finger holes and I just wanted something way more simple. Gonna put kitty paws on the palm of the hand, for my niece
Thank you SO much for this tutorial. I'm going to make a pair right now. I like how flexible the pattern is, really adjustable. Have a happy healthy and prosperous 2023!
I’ve made a hand warmer for my daughter and working on the second one. Su h a simple design and you explained it very clearly. Thank you! I’ll be making a navy pair for my youngest as soon as I’m done with this one. ❤
I made these and they turned out beautifully. I used chunky yarn, and just measured it up as suggested. Thank you so much, I’m wearing them now and will make another pair later.
You've got lovely nail plates. As for your arm warmers... Well let's say they're perfect and ideal for me to make for my arthritic hands/arms, many thanks uk
Doing these in green and red with a white snowflake…fill up a grab’n’ go basket these and my crocheted beanies for when the kids/grandkids are home for Christmas 🎄
thank you so much for this tutorial!! it was so easy to follow, i’m making a birthday present for my mum as she gets cold hands very easily and i’ve done it for about half an hour and im already on the third row (im using chunky yarn so i only need a few more rows until im done)
I really enjoyed watching your video. You made this tutorial very easy to follow and I love the length and color you chose. Thank you for your time and expertise.
Thanks for making this tutorial…. We live in south Florida never a need for this but daughter went to college n Florida and now introduced to the cold and this is helpful❤
Thank you so much for this amazing tutorial! This helped me so much and is bringing my crochet creativity back! 💕💕💕 you explained everything so well I will definitely be coming back to your channel 😊
I didn't realize that I have to make it with double crochet so I did it with single crochet 😅 But also tysm it helped me now I don't have to let my arms freezes
I just started crocheting last week and it’s 1am run and trynna make these for Mother’s Day for my mum and Im just eyeballing the sizes. This is acc my mum’s acc too btw Edit 1: I have 2 hours til I sleep. Wish me luck guys 👍
You rock for sharing this! I’m a crochet newbie who’s been obsessively into trying to crochet new things and had been wanting to do arm warmers. I found a cute pattern elsewhere but it was way too complicated! But this was perfect! I love the way you explain just enough and kind of left things open or pointed out the parts where we could change things or do what we wanted. I’m still finishing up my first set but already racing with ideas for another pair. I have never seen a video where someone taught enough and encouraged people just going for whatever they wanted so that is super cool. If you don’t already teach, you should because I think you’d be a great teacher.
I only do really simple crocheting projects and always do single crochet so the double crochet took a few attempts (my fault 😅) but this was so easy to follow along!! Gonna be showing these off at college.
is it supposed to be kind of loose? the first chain i made fit snug around my arm, but the rest of it is so loose and it looks ridiculous. what did i do wrong? are you supposed to skip a stitch when you start a new round or something?
I don’t got heat and my hands start locking up at night. I like the style of your’s tbh so I’ll give this one a go. Maybe make a scarf to go with it too.
I love this pattern. I only have a question and I hope someone would help me. Well, I made the handwarmers and one has tighter stitches than the one I made after eventhough I followed the pattern flr both of them.
Mine at first was turning out like a flower because I made it slightly loose so it would fit my hand in the future, I thought that was because I was doing frontloops but I just realised u didn’t have enough rounds haha
bye i used this tutorial when i first got into crochet (about last year in feb) and it just popped up when i was looking for a leg warmer tut...as soon as i saw the thumbnail i said "that's double crochet...BECAUSE I WAS DOING SINGLE CROCHET THE ENTIRE TIME AMD I WAS WONDERING WHY IT TOOK SO LONG OMG.
This is the best tutorial I've seen for a beginner like myself! One question, does the increase round mean that you do 2 double crochets in each stitch? Thanks! Xx:)
Slip stitch and pull it through then cut the yarn and use a yarn needle or hook to weave it through a few times and then tie a knot on the inside. thank you for watching❤️❤️
Thank you for such a wonderful tutorial. I am excited to start with this project! Clarifying question.... when increasing are we doing 1 double crochet at the beginning of each row? Couldn't really see that well in the video. Much love
When you increase for a round, are you doing an increase on every stitch? So going from 30 to 60 on the first increase round, then 60 to 120 on the second round, then 120 to 240 on the third round? I don't think that sounds right, but could anyone give me advice on what is meant?
i loved this tutorial!!! it was great, but i noticed in the comments that some people assumed from the video that the increase rounds meant we were increasing into every single stitch, instead of only the first one (like you clarified in the comments) do most crocheting projects when you need to increase only call for increasing in the first stitch? or is it different for each pattern?
Hi could you share what size crochet hook you were using in this project I love the finished look and size of yours and would love to make them :) very beautiful I love your work 🫶✨
