How to make Gloves (Tutorial) | a very easy sewing DIY project for cosplay and costumes 

Absolutely

I shall certainly keep that all in mind! ^_^

You are welcome! It is true- it is one of the easiest accessories to make

Oh nice! Yes, it is nice to have perfectly matching gloves to an outfit!

Hi I'm reminding you about this again

You are so welcome! Good luck!

Con crunch is super relatable!

Go for it!

Thank you :)

Thank you! I’m glad this could help. Good luck to you in 2021!

Kirilee Cosplay Thank you and good luck to you also! 🤞

Thank you :)

Thanks so much

I’m so glad it does ^_^

I’m glad it could help!

Great work!

I hope you may find some fabric on sale then :)

I’m so glad it helped!

Thank you very much ^_^ there really isn’t much to it. Hopefully people might see this as a fun little project to try

@@KirileeCosplay I can definately think of some historical pieces to use this on. (It's also super helpful when you've got bigger hands, but want a dainty look)

Very nice! :)

Thank you so much!

My pleasure!

Good luck with your way!

@@KirileeCosplay 😂 Thanks I can always use some luck.

Thank you so much

Thank you very much! Happy New Years to you also

You can do that too! I just do it this way ;)

@@KirileeCosplay You live…on the edge. 🧤😄🧤

Thank you!

Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed it

Good luck!

@@KirileeCosplay It was a disaster. Even cutting them on the bias, as soon as I cut around the stitches the fabric simply shredded itself and the stitches basically fell off the edge. I feel guilty as they were needed for a wedding today but i am going to look and see if I can find some stretchy tulle, maybe with a diamante design, and make her a pair anyway. I know what colour I am looking for, it doesn't fray at all and the stretch will mean they don't put any strain on the seams. She will still have them for the next time she wears anything from that outfit. On the plus size, my trial run using an old bedsheet (cotton knit) actually worked out beautifully and my daughter want a pair to wear for driving in the summer - cooler than her leather ones are - so it wasn't a total loss. Oh, and to top it off my sewing machine broke down part way through (back stitch simply doesn't look as good on organza as zigzag does) and the cord on my spare machine decided it was time to part company with the plug meaning I need to get a new foot connector for that. Not one of my better days.

@@musicandbooklover-p2o Non-stretch fabrics have to have something called a fourchette in-between each finger to make space. Try a pattern that uses fourchette and use a smaller stich length to make the seams sturdy. Make the gloves close fitting but not tight so the seams are not strained.

I’m glad it will help!

Thanks 😅

Awesome!

My pleasure!

Stretch fabric is where it is at! ^_^

I’m so glad this could help you!

Cool! I’m glad I could help!

I’m so glad that this could help! You see I have the opposite problem. No women’s glove fit my very wide hands!

Hahaha! I made my husband his James’ gloves this way.

Have fun!

You are welcome! It is a nice easy one to work with

I am glad you are enjoying them!

Thanks!

Pleasure!

Hahaha indeed

Thank you!

Glad it helped!

Glad i could help!

My pleasure

Awesome!

Okay

Glad it was helpful!

Ah! Always the case of live and learn!

I’m glad that I could help! I have made the ciel pink dress- I would say start with a small crinoline, add a long petticoat over it (with the layers) and then build the dress on top :)

@@KirileeCosplay Thank you! I already have a suitable crinoline with some tulle layers included, do you think i could use the petticoat tutorial for the white skirt part of the dress and just put it over the crinoline? If you have time to answer, may i ask a couple questions about how you did the pink part of the dress in the back?

Yes you can do that for the white part at the back. As for the back of the pink dress- the waterfall drapes? The look is achieved but cutting it circular and and sloping the bottom curve up. Then you fold it in on itself. Does that make sense, or does it need its own tutorial? Or did you mean something else all together? Lol

@@KirileeCosplay yes thats what i meant! Allright thank you so much ^^

It is the one in this video :)

Good luck!

@@KirileeCosplay hey, can I use a non stretchy fabric like faux fur?

Go around the inside edges with an over stitch and don’t do them too tight

@@KirileeCosplay Thank you so much!

Honestly, not much - half a meter has generally always served me well for long gloves

You absolutely can! Try and do an over stitch rather than a running stitch

If you are cutting on two way- cut it so the stretch in going across the hand. And leave yourself some extra room

Honestly I didn’t just because the fabric doesn’t fray, but you could do it by hand if you wanted ti

Yes! It was a little trick I found really helps- just do sew just outside of the line :)

You would need to allow for some extra fabric

In this case no. You certainly can but it is a little fiddly. It would be worth hemming them before sewing Botha halves together

@@KirileeCosplay thanks! I just wasn't sure if the material frays. And how to do it if I picked a material that DOES fray haha. Hemming the fingertips before sewing the two halves together makes total sense.

Watch lots of tutorials and get a commercial pattern to start you off

As long as you do the stretch to the sides of the hands, you should be ok :)

Cool?

@@KirileeCosplay I love the gloves,btw

Lycra/ spandex

You can do it by hand

Nope

@@KirileeCosplay so only stretchy fabric and the setting huh?

Yes you can but don't sew in a straight line, you will need to do like little zig zags

@@KirileeCosplay Why tho? I am sorry for being annoying, you don't have to answer. I just never done it before and I'd like to do it correctly ^^;

@@ames5460 I know this is a year late, but a straight line isn’t going to hold that well. And it might not turn out great. Zig zag helps is keep together better.

Yes

It's been 2 mths and u havent gotten an answer, however, what she means is she repeated all the previous steps that were done before minus the paper. So just trace your first glove onto the fabric and repeat the steps

Thank you - I do have other things to attend to than just answering comments.