Crochet Long Wristers | EASY | The Crochet Crowd
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Learn how to Crochet Wavy Wristers. These wristers are using chunky yarn and crochet up extremely quickly. The pattern is easy to follow and you will be so delighted with the end result. Get the free pattern at: thecrochetcrowd... #crochet #learntocrochet #crochettutorial .
This video is closed-captioned for the deaf and hard-of-hearing communities. The captioning is also available in multiple languages such as Spanish, French, German, Italian and Portuguese. The written pattern is only available in English. . *** .
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OMG!!! THANK YOU! For this tutorial! I've tried many others.. they never quite worked out. Your video was so easy easy to file and i LOVE the color change trick! So much easier!
I've watched thousands of videos for fingerless gloves! It's always been frustrating. Wish I found this video first. Thank you so so much. Super easy!
I love Mickies videos. I have not crocheted in a long time...now I am making Halloween and Christmas presents every day. Yeah.
I love this pattern! And it's not just for wristers, either. I've made several tote bags with it and I'm thinking of adapting it to make a summer cover up. ;)
Just am update... I made a pair of these for my friend and she was thrilled...she wore them out all the time for the next few days and got numerous compliments. Definitely a winner of a pattern and video! Thanks again! ( I used Homespun yarn and it worked wonderful)
Hi Mikey.
I live in Indonesia. I have made 2 pairs from different yarns.
One pair (using thick nylon yarn) is used for driving motorcycle during hot days.
the spaces between stitches makes my arms well ventilated, while protecting from sun ray.
The other pair is used for warmer while sleeping. It use wool yarn.
I made the second pair very long, close to the armpit ( like opera gloves ).
Both use 5mm hook to stitch.
Your design is very simple, easy to crochet, not so many fancy stitches, yet the gloves are very funtional.
So simple, that I can add or reduce the stitches to match my arm size. Then this design can be made long or short.
Just to say many thanks for sharing and teaching how to crochet.
Look forward to learn from other project of yours.
This is a great pattern. Thank you for showing it. It's so easy to resize that I was able to use a smaller hook and make my 2 year old a pair as well.
Just made a mini pair of these using less stitches and rows. Great pattern and very easy to follow thank you for sharing :)
I think this is cool. I like watching Mikey crochet cool things. I am going to have to try this. Thanks Mikey!
I made these, but mine are longer (lines 14-17 repeated a third time), then I added a border since I didn't use two colors. I instead used gradient yarn (slow fade from black to grey to white and back again). I then used a thinner black yarn (with a smaller needle) and went twice around the three openings to give it a crisper finish. If I'd used the two colors I probably wouldn't have wanted the border. Mine go from the second line on my fingers to the crease at my elbow. I can't believe how well they fit!!
This was an awesome super quick project. I'm making a "tuck scarf" (like a super short scarf or wrap around collar that fastens together) to go with them. I'ma be cute and warm! Thanks, @the crochet crowd!
This video makes me so happy! I saw this pattern the other day and wanted to try it but it looked complicated. But now I can watch and make without worrying! :)
I just made these using 5 colors which was a first for me. I'm barely above beginner level and the 5 colors carrying them all the way up was a nightmare for somebody with my experience level. but it goes really fast and they are easy easy easy to make! they are fitted perfectly for the way my arms are shaped , but I added four rows because I wanted them to go all the way up to the Elbow. just fabulous pattern and tutorial! I have been searching forever 4 fitted long arm warmers. or just something Lacy to cover my forearm that's in my skill level. this is perfect for what I need!
Made up 2 pairs of these last night. My daughter needed a petite pair so omitted one of the rows that goes around the fingers and added the thumb hole on my 3rd row. Also made total of 13 rows as she did not want them so long.
I did notice that when I jumped up to the next row my chain 4 and double crochet always made a slightly bigger hole in the crochet, so have experimented and a chain 3 and double crochet may help if anyone else has this same problem. ***Thanks for the easy to follow tutorial!***
Wow! thank you for posting this! I have 3 younger girls who want these but I didn't know if the pattern would work for their skinny child arms lol Thank you
*BEAUTIFUL 💝!!! I LOVE THIS PATTERN & V STICHES!!!* THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING THIS AWESOME PATTERN & ALL OF THE DETAILS! YOU ARE SUCH A GREAT CROCHETER & TEACHER, BLESSED WITH SO MUCH TALENT 😊💙!!! ALSO THANKS FOR KEEPING IT REAL & FOR SHARING HOW IT LOOKS IF WE DON'T GO BACK INTO THE STITCH TO SLIP STITCH AFTER CHANGING COLOR'S BECAUSE IT SHOWED US WHAT A HUGE DIFFERENCE IT MAKES 😊!!! HOPE YOU HAD AN AMAZING THANKSGIVING!
Just finished my first wrister in black and white using Red Heart Reflective and Patons Beehive Baby Chunky. Really like this pattern, super fast and easy :)
Now for round two!
Just made my first pair & i totally love them! Thank you for sharing
Awesome. You're getting ready for winter soon.
@@TheCrochetCrowd yes, its getting cold up here
I love the wool that you use.
Yes I just finished my set of gloves for my granddaughter. I made them in hit ink and chocolate Brown.
Nice gift idea.
thank you Mike! sweet, I am going to make some for my girls...
I just finished making one glove and it is sooo cool, "it fits like a glove" lol. I want to make a solid color pair too. thanks Mickey
Omg.... I made these yrs ago...thank you. 💖👍
Es ist einfach wunderbar....
Thank you this tutorial is perfect
Love these .....
I made a pair last night with bulky wool, unfortunately I could not find the "Heads Up" wool at Michael's. I have to say that your tutorial is very easy to follow, I made them while watching tv and I love how they turned out. I am definitely going to be making more. Great Christmas gifts! Thanks very much.
so nice Thanks for the tutorial : )
I just wanted to tell my experience with making this gloves. On another channel, I found this pattern in a slouchy hat, and was thrilled when i found your glove pattern, but i did not have the thick yarn like you are using. I had Red Heart Super Saver yarn in black and pink. So I decided to add a few more stitches to the width. I thought, will I have to change the length? But, it came out absolutely beautiful. I added around 10 more stitches to the beginning chain, and that is all it took to make mine perfect using the Super Saver yarn. If anyone wants to try this using a number 4 yarn, you will have great success just adding 10 more stitches to the beginning chain, and then just continue with the pattern as usual. One thing that I did, that I thought made if more attractive and more durable, was to add a border on the top and the bottom of the glove, and the thumb opening. I felt that it made it look more expensive and more finished. So, if you do not have the thicker yarn, don't worry because you can still use this pattern with a number 4 yarn.
Love, Love this video and pattern!!! Made a pair for my oldest granddaughter, used Red Heart Reflective yarn. Awesome!! a little expensive so I used one ball in the reflective and one in just a bright bulky weight red heart yarn. Made matching hat not only does this look soooo cute but it adds a element of safety at night. Now I am trying to make a pair for my 2 younger granddaughters they are thin and with small hands,and the pattern is a little to wide I can't seem to figure out how to make it less wide. .making the glove a little shorter is easy. . If someone has made these for thinner hands and would share how that would be great. thanks!
I wonder if you could make a blanket like this.
i think so
can you please do a version with a double crochet slow
If i want to make this but with a medium weight yarn weekday size hook would you suggest The Crochet Crowd
It was a folded binding and in multicolor purples.
I'm unsure what this means exactly.
For rows 15-17, is it the same as row 14? Or different?
Do you have a tutorial for long fingerless gloves for yarns with 8 ply or 12 ply?
Years ago you showed a set of fingerless gloves with a doubled up top of fingers. Could you please bring that pattern back in a tutorial. I'm thinking it was in 2012 January. I made and gifted all that I made too nurses at the va Indy hospital.
I would live too make more for charity. Homeless.
I have to think on that. I don't remember taking down any fingerless gloves but i don't remember doubling up for the fingers. Leave it with me. i don't recall a tutorial like that.
I have just made these! OMG they are comfy. I LOVE them! Thank you Mikey and red heart.com!! XxXxXx
For anyone wondering where the pattern is, it is here:www.redheart.com/free-patterns/wavy-long-wristers
I'm planning to use regular Red Heart Super Saver yarn; is it advisable I double the yarn? Or can I use one strand with a 5.5 mm hook?
Hey Crochet Crowd thanks Mikey for this video, I have larger hands and thumb so could some one please help me and telling me how to make the thumb hole bigger and how many chains I should start with thanks for the help.
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does one size fit "ALL"or do i have to adjust?
Because I'm a beginner I'm not really sure how to go about that ?
I would like opinions... if I made these in a solid color and shorter could these look fine for a guy?
Can I ask you what happened to Row number 9? After Row 8 you said, let's start with Row 10. Thanks.
24 chain is row 1
Yeah, skipped from the end of Round 8 to beginning of Round 10...
Nobody's perfect.
Marieville55 yer, i noticed that too, did you figure out what to do??
Marieville55 maybe t got lost in translation cause I surely notice that he skipped it.....threw me all the way off
Could this pattern be used for a hat or scarf? Or here's another thought. How about using the pattern to make a purse or bag...?
You could also make a matching slouch hat design, with ribbing (back loop only ribbing) at the brim.
hat, probably not, scarf, probably not. You could use it for support for the walls of the bag/purse. For the purce, wse the chains to measure out before starting the pattern :)
@@chrochetfan7274 Much belated thanks. I did make a gorgeous tote bag using this a few years ago. I made the base by making an oval then, when I started the sides, I worked the back loops to create a permanent turn in the yarn. I'm re-visiting this pattern now (2022) because it occurred to me that this could be perfect for a sweater. At least, I'm going to try. I'll make the body as one large tube and the arms as two smaller ones, gradually decreasing. Done with a finer yarn (WW4) and worked from the bottom up, it should be great. I just have to figure out how to do the neckline. This is possible. Perhaps I'll add a solid color and an alternating FPDC/BPDC and make a turtle neck...? We'll see.
can you do a small version?
Can i use 2 strands worsted weight instead of chunky?
yeah!
You can I don't know if that'll make it bulky though
I had to decrease rows 11 and 12 because I have hella skinny arms. But great tutorial nevertheless!!!!
Just a note on your narraton:
I had to keep going back and "rewinding." You do the decrease at "row eight" and then you talk about " row 10-13" and don't even mention row number nine. I thought it was just me not listening at first, but this really threw me off on a first time follow-through. I kept counting my rows and just wasn't sure where I'd messed up because you were already on row ten. Just a note for future reference! :-)
everytime I try this When I start the V stitches it tightens no matter what I do and it ends up looking like some small rubbish hat what am I doing wrong
what size hook
:( How come your wrister looks so thick ? I was trying to make one using Red Heart Blacklight and Black yarn but it looks so thin and came out looking more like a stocking than a thick warm glove. I was using size H and followed exactly. Maybe I should try with thicker yarn ?
The pattern calls for bulky 5 yarn. You're using a 4 yarn, it's what I call the average yarn thickness. So yes you need a thicker yarn. :D
-_- Ya, I didn't notice that until I re-watched the tutorial like a thousand times. I got over excited and skipped to the tutorial part. I couldn't understand color change carry over part so I tried making it with just one color. It looked too plain and boring even for varigated colors yarn. Guess I gotta grab another color.
+The Crochet Crowd the first row is so confusing
I clicked on the link to get the pattern and found that the link is not working for me. I don't know if it is something I'm doing or not doing, but this is the second one I have tried to download and there is no pattern. :( Could anyone tell me what I'm doing wrong? I would really like to get the pattern on paper so I can take it with me to do when I'm in an internet unavailable zone.
Here is the Link, it goes directly to the pattern: www.redheart.com/free-patterns/wavy-long-wristers
SLOW DOWN!!!!!!!! Your stitches at the beginning of the project are VERY hard to follow esp for lefties
I'm really sorry.