Regardless I'm here eight years after the video was uploaded I followed your steps and I didn't expect the result to be this amazing Even though I am a beginner and have never done anything like this before Thank you so much sis😭✨
I'm nine years after this video was uploaded but let me tell you . This video was extremely helpful. I have watched a ton of your videos and you make it so simple. Thank you from the bottom of my heart ❤️
I've watched sooo many crocheting videos and I must say I like yours the best!! My daughter pictured to the left, loves wrist warmers and I think this pattern will be perfect to make her a pair. Your instructions are so explicit and your illustrations in your videos are very complete - not too fast and not too slow, just right. Thank you. Love these colors (pink and gray are great) and your accent too...
Hi, Sarah-Jayne! Congratulations on your new baby. I just finished one glove and at the wrist added an old pearl button I found in my mother's sewing kit. Thank you for clear and easy-to-follow instructions. The glove is easy to make. One down and one to go. Thanks again!
Ive only just started 3 days ago, i followed your beginner guides to stitches and managed to follow this tutorial and made myself a wrist warmer. Thankyou for your guides, they are so easy to follow ❤
I love this pattern. After a frustrating day with a horrible ball of yarn to work with I changed projects. I finished these wrist warmers over a day or so.
Love these wrist warmers and the infinity scarf also with the V stitch, Tip: to start, leave about a 5-6 inch tail on the slip knot of the beginning chain to use to stitch the bottom rows together, and avoid having to cut a new thread to do that, and do the same at the top end to sew up the top part. This only leaves the one thread to weave back in at the ends. Request: Sarah Jayne - can you make a video for a V stitch hat (preferably a slouchy hat) to complete the set?
will attempt at this this weekend for my cousins daughter....hope it turns out as lovely as yours. you gave good easy to follow instructions so here goes nothing😊 thank you so much for this tutorial.
I did it! I did my first glove! It's made of thick yarn so it's much warmer than the ones I bought at a store years ago. I had bought a beginner's kit last week and had trouble with the book's instructions on wrist warmers so thank you for your video! This is my first crochet project. I'm excited just from having one wrist warmer done!
perfect i added extra length and crocheted over the thumb and top double and this now matches the v stitch jumper and hat and scarf i have just finished..
Hi! Greetings from Warsaw! :D Thank you very much for this tutorial, you are very good teacher. I love this pattern. I am crocheting a wrist warmers, but I'd like to crochet a kind of poncho. (If I made any errors in English I am sorry.) I will watch your another tutorials. Have a good day, All the best! Anna Sarnecka :D
I really love watching you teach crochet...you are the one that taught me to crochet but mine doesn't turn out like yours...I've tried the gloves but mine aren't as tight or something...
These are fantastic, made them this evening, thank you so much, for tutorial, followed instructions to the letter. made mine in pale Lilac an Pink Trim. they are a gift with a Scarf.
Hello, absolutely love these little things, so easy to do, & your instructions were so clear, going to do more pairs of these. Thank you very much, Take care & keep safe% xx
Turned out great! But too big for my size though.... But GREAT! It took me an hour maybe a little more. My mom was sooooooooooooo happy and loved it. Im going to wear this to my twigs auditions in April. Thank you so much!
Just made one, and the bottom ended up being a bit loose and the top was a tight. Oh well I will get it correct on my next one. Also even though I am in the US I do all my crochet in UK terms, it is easier since I learn all my crochet patterns from your videos.
Misti Hoffman Oh do you! I don't really think it matters either way! Just as long as you know to check what terms something is written in when working from a pattern! Thanks for watching :) x
Stayed up till 12 to finish this. My warmer got too tall in the end so had to get rid of some rows but it all turned out lovely in the end. Lovely and *thick.* I need to invest in some thinner yarn😅
Love this tutorial, love all your work. If you ever get time would you do one for children, my 5 year old would love these & I have the exact same yarn. Candyfloss is her favorite. Thanks for sharing......😘
These are absolutely adorable, but I'm running into a slight problem. If I do it according to the measurement of my wrists, it's too small for my hands when I start decreasing. So I did 36 (plus the additional for turning) and it fits my hands great, but the first four rows are very baggy around the wrists. I'm not sure what to do. Would you have any suggestions as to how I could alter the pattern to fit a little better at the wrists? I'm going to try making them again the same way, and see if maybe it's just a matter of my tension.
Thank you for this tutorial both parts i have used Schachenmaryr brand originals journey yarn colour 00092 all the way through it has filled core of the yarn but it will keep my hands extra warm . i also had chain 30 +4 as my wrist and hands are more teen like (petite) i also hand sewed rather than crocheted mine together with very secure knots and fewer woven ends to deal with again thank you
Bella Coco for the past three years I've been in Wollaton, I must say I Love it here, I've lived in lots of areas of Nottingham though, couldn't stay still when I was in my twenties, so I've lived in most areas ( lucky me 🙈 ) haha or not lol, where abouts are you from? Wanted to ask where you purchase your yarn, I usually order online, don't know of many yarn shops around Nottingham.
Im really pleased witih how mine tutned out and Ive only learnt to crochet in the last week. I must admit my cast on row was so tight I had difficulty inserting the hook so I started again with a larger needle, then changed to the correct one, so much easier. Are you on Facebook?
excellent tutorial, as ever! One finished, of my second pair. I love this pattern. I've added 4 extra rows at the bottom and used a multi coloured yarn on this second pair, loving them, perfect Christmas present idea. Have tried to tag a photo on Twitter, but in not too good on there, is there a better way to send a little pic of the finished project? x
I love the pretty stitch, great guidance and as a newbie I find your videos so helpful. But... you must have tiny hands! :) I have nearly finished the first warmer and with the decreases it's only half the size I need for my hands :( Might rip out to the first decrease and just make it all same width. Unless you have any suggestions? Thanks for the help!
Hello Sarah-Jayne, Could you please tell me if - at 4:32 this is where the colour change is as the next written instruction at 4:39 doesn't mention the colour change but says carry on treble crochet into the Vs until end of row. Thank you.
From which line we need to decrease the lines, i was perfectly following your instructions until the point where i missed the part of decreasing pattern
The decreasing begins at round nine 😊 You can also find the written instructions over on my website here which may help you: www.sarahjaynefragola.com/2014/11/crochet-wrist-warmers-tutoria.html
Getting ready to make these for my grand-daughter. I want them to match the infinity scarf and hat I crocheted. Can I use U.S. 4ply yarn? Is there any difference in the pattern that I should be aware of?
I am working on this. I didn't finish it yet, but mine look a little bit different. I don't know if it well look like yours :'( ! I think I made some mistakes while following you.
If you adjust this pattern to be worked in the round you can work the decreases in the same way; join each round with a slip stitch and chain to begin, and then skip a stitch to decrease 😊
Can 4 ply yarn be used instead of DK? Already bought the yarn I want to use for these, it's 4 ply and I don't know whether they would work with it. Also can 4 ply be used for the infinity scarf too? :/
Bella Coco you pulled me into this crochet world and become my true guider. Just made my first ever crochet wrist warner and I loved it. Thank you.
You are very welcome :)
Regardless I'm here eight years after the video was uploaded I followed your steps and I didn't expect the result to be this amazing Even though I am a beginner and have never done anything like this before Thank you so much sis😭✨
You are very welcome :)
I'm nine years after this video was uploaded but let me tell you . This video was extremely helpful. I have watched a ton of your videos and you make it so simple. Thank you from the bottom of my heart ❤️
You are very welcome :)
I've watched sooo many crocheting videos and I must say I like yours the best!! My daughter pictured to the left, loves wrist warmers and I think this pattern will be perfect to make her a pair. Your instructions are so explicit and your illustrations in your videos are very complete - not too fast and not too slow, just right. Thank you. Love these colors (pink and gray are great) and your accent too...
Hi, Sarah-Jayne! Congratulations on your new baby. I just finished one glove and at the wrist added an old pearl button I found in my mother's sewing kit. Thank you for clear and easy-to-follow instructions. The glove is easy to make. One down and one to go. Thanks again!
Ive only just started 3 days ago, i followed your beginner guides to stitches and managed to follow this tutorial and made myself a wrist warmer.
Thankyou for your guides, they are so easy to follow ❤
You are very welcome :)
You are a wonderful teacher, not too fast and your instructions are clear thank you for that, I really appreciate it. Can't wait to make my own pair
Thank you for the great tutorial! I completed a pair of wrist warmers tonight and I am very happy with them. :)
You're welcome :)
I love this pattern. After a frustrating day with a horrible ball of yarn to work with I changed projects. I finished these wrist warmers over a day or so.
Thank you :)
@@bellacococrochet haven't worked out how to send you a pic :-)
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! This is the first thing i've ever crocheted and they turned out great! You're an amazing guider, you gained a new subscriber 😄
You are very welcome :)
Love these wrist warmers and the infinity scarf also with the V stitch, Tip: to start, leave about a 5-6 inch tail on the slip knot of the beginning chain to use to stitch the bottom rows together, and avoid having to cut a new thread to do that, and do the same at the top end to sew up the top part. This only leaves the one thread to weave back in at the ends. Request: Sarah Jayne - can you make a video for a V stitch hat (preferably a slouchy hat) to complete the set?
will attempt at this this weekend for my cousins daughter....hope it turns out as lovely as yours. you gave good easy to follow instructions so here goes nothing😊 thank you so much for this tutorial.
I just made my first one! it turned out great! you are an awesome teacher.
I agree!
I did it! I did my first glove! It's made of thick yarn so it's much warmer than the ones I bought at a store years ago. I had bought a beginner's kit last week and had trouble with the book's instructions on wrist warmers so thank you for your video! This is my first crochet project. I'm excited just from having one wrist warmer done!
+Guardian Saint Elaine Just finished the second one! Alright!
excellent tutorial! I am a total beginner and I thanks to your clear explanations I made something pretty! Thank you!
perfect i added extra length and crocheted over the thumb and top double and this now matches the v stitch jumper and hat and scarf i have just finished..
I loved watching this. Very simple. Thank you so much
I’m making my third pair of these warmers. So I wanted to say thank you for a great tutorial 😁🧶
You’re very welcome 😊
love your videos you really are great at doing step by step instructions...very easy to follow!! love my gloves!!
Hi! Greetings from Warsaw! :D
Thank you very much for this tutorial, you are very good teacher. I love this pattern. I am crocheting a wrist warmers, but I'd like to crochet a kind of poncho. (If I made any errors in English I am sorry.) I will watch your another tutorials.
Have a good day,
All the best!
Anna Sarnecka :D
Anna Sarnecka glad you like it, thanks for watching. Your English is very good x
I really enjoy learning the star berry stich thank you
So easy to follow along with you...love how the glove turned out!
I have the first warmer done getting ready to start the other one. Thank you for sharing.
You are very welcome :)
I really love watching you teach crochet...you are the one that taught me to crochet but mine doesn't turn out like yours...I've tried the gloves but mine aren't as tight or something...
These are fantastic, made them this evening, thank you so much, for tutorial, followed instructions to the letter. made mine in pale Lilac an Pink Trim. they are a gift with a Scarf.
Very very good ....
Your way to explain is up to all....
Thanks for that....
I've just finished my pair too... wonderful tutorial thank you
Hello, absolutely love these little things, so easy to do, & your instructions were so clear, going to do more pairs of these. Thank you very much, Take care & keep safe% xx
You’re very welcome 😊
So pretty. I really like the colors you used. Thanks for sharing.
Nice and easy! My friend needs me to make a quick Christmas gift, and I think this tutorial will do it! Thank you so much for sharing:)
great instructions. I did a gray and green one.Love it !!!!!
Turned out great! But too big for my size though.... But GREAT! It took me an hour maybe a little more. My mom was sooooooooooooo happy and loved it. Im going to wear this to my twigs auditions in April. Thank you so much!
and too small for me but I think I can work out how to tweak it even if I am a beginner
A very good vedio
Great job, your channel is the first that comes to my mind when I wanna crochet something 💎
don't know why its taken me this long to get around to making these but i'm so happy i finally did they are brilliant! x
i love it!! thanks :) very easy , clear, great!
greetings from Hungary :)
+Leila Fenyvesi Thanks so much x
today I complete my gloves looking so pretty..
Just made one, and the bottom ended up being a bit loose and the top was a tight. Oh well I will get it correct on my next one. Also even though I am in the US I do all my crochet in UK terms, it is easier since I learn all my crochet patterns from your videos.
Misti Hoffman Oh do you! I don't really think it matters either way! Just as long as you know to check what terms something is written in when working from a pattern! Thanks for watching :) x
Stayed up till 12 to finish this. My warmer got too tall in the end so had to get rid of some rows but it all turned out lovely in the end. Lovely and *thick.* I need to invest in some thinner yarn😅
I'm glad it turned out OK :)
Linda e simples, aprendi uma nova técnica de arremate e acabamento. Obrigada por partilhar.
thankyou for the tutorial.. made these for my daughter and she loves it... how about a tutorial for a beanie or hat in the same pattern..??
sumaiyah hassan Keep coming back- you might just see that soon ;)
Love this tutorial, love all your work. If you ever get time would you do one for children, my 5 year old would love these & I have the exact same yarn. Candyfloss is her favorite. Thanks for sharing......😘
I just finished mine and they turned out wonderful! :)
Just made these and love them x
These are absolutely adorable, but I'm running into a slight problem. If I do it according to the measurement of my wrists, it's too small for my hands when I start decreasing. So I did 36 (plus the additional for turning) and it fits my hands great, but the first four rows are very baggy around the wrists. I'm not sure what to do. Would you have any suggestions as to how I could alter the pattern to fit a little better at the wrists? I'm going to try making them again the same way, and see if maybe it's just a matter of my tension.
Thank you for this tutorial both parts
i have used Schachenmaryr brand originals journey yarn colour 00092 all the way through it has filled core of the yarn but it will keep my hands extra warm . i also had chain 30 +4 as my wrist and hands are more teen like (petite)
i also hand sewed rather than crocheted mine together with very secure knots and fewer woven ends to deal with
again thank you
Absolutely amazing tutorial!!!
Thank you :)
I love it!!!! First one that is so super understandable! Thank u sooooo much for ur patience in teaching. ❤️
You're very welcome :)
Very nice, and easy.
Thank you for sharing. 😃
tresa ley Thanks for watching :) x
I am paralised in my right hand,want to try this but not sure if i would be able to. Your work is fantastic 😊
Lovely mittens. and great tutorials as always bella. c. I have made my infinity scarf. so the mittens can go with that.
fab going to make these to go with the beanie i finished today :) great tutorial thankyou xx
very pretty, I made them, and I like it
:)
brilliant. really enjoyed making it
Very good an very easy,.
Thank you very much
Another great t tutorial, many thanks
Can't wait to do this!!!! X
Claire Tucker hope you get on ok :)
you are the best
Thank you :)
One down, one to go! I used a noro yarn and it turned out lovely, thank you! 😊 (cheers duck) lol I'm also from Nottingham 😜
Sherie Ward Haha, love it! where in Notts are you from? x
Bella Coco for the past three years I've been in Wollaton, I must say I Love it here, I've lived in lots of areas of Nottingham though, couldn't stay still when I was in my twenties, so I've lived in most areas ( lucky me 🙈 ) haha or not lol, where abouts are you from?
Wanted to ask where you purchase your yarn, I usually order online, don't know of many yarn shops around Nottingham.
I love your work
Hi, The video is amazing, I could follow it very easily, thank you so much. Good luck for you in the future for your job. :-)
Great teaching!
Thank you. I am from Bangladesh
You are very welcome :)
Mine didn't work. I used chunky wool and did 24 + 4 chains. It fits my wrist but not my hand...
Very pretty, love the pink & gray combo! 😊
Another great tutorial! Thank you! Xx
Beautiful looking
Organic Mom in the Kitchen thank you x
I love this ty so much. I must make it
thank u my cousin made it thanks again
Hi Greeting from Egypt.. how i love your work
beautiful als always Coco xxx
tvm viera thank you x
Just finished a set for my step daughter.. I cheated, the yarn already has stripes.. :) :) :) Mmmmmm what else can I get done before Christmas?
Great ! Thanks a lot!
You are very welcome:)
Very easy thanks you
You're very welcome 😀
Im really pleased witih how mine tutned out and Ive only learnt to crochet in the last week. I must admit my cast on row was so tight I had difficulty inserting the hook so I started again with a larger needle, then changed to the correct one, so much easier. Are you on Facebook?
great demo, only wish you would have shown what you said at 4:27 because i had to take a while to figure it out
excellent tutorial, as ever! One finished, of my second pair. I love this pattern. I've added 4 extra rows at the bottom and used a multi coloured yarn on this second pair, loving them, perfect Christmas present idea. Have tried to tag a photo on Twitter, but in not too good on there, is there a better way to send a little pic of the finished project? x
Jayne Gordon Thank you! Sounds good! You can send pics via Twitter, Facebook or Instagram. All links in the description box x
very cute
Thank you! 😊
I love the pretty stitch, great guidance and as a newbie I find your videos so helpful. But... you must have tiny hands! :) I have nearly finished the first warmer and with the decreases it's only half the size I need for my hands :( Might rip out to the first decrease and just make it all same width. Unless you have any suggestions? Thanks for the help!
Thank you, I'm glad you like them 😊 You can increase the size of these by working a larger starting chain - just make sure it's in multiples of three.
thanks
I just finished them. Mine are dark green and purple. Thank youuu! :D
+Dana Pavel lovely :) x
thank you so much
Mary Rigby :) x
totallly duable and working on it right now..! however i was wondering if one wants it a bit bigger. how many chains more always in multiples of 4?
Hello Sarah-Jayne, Could you please tell me if - at 4:32 this is where the colour change is as the next written instruction at 4:39 doesn't mention the colour change but says carry on treble crochet into the Vs until end of row. Thank you.
You should carry on working until the end of the row in the same colour; the colour change comes at the end 😊
love the video. having trouble making the 'v'... mine kinda looks like an x. not sure what i'm doing wrong. ideas? :-/
Is there a way to do these in the round so you don’t have to join? I don’t want to feel a seam.
From which line we need to decrease the lines, i was perfectly following your instructions until the point where i missed the part of decreasing pattern
The decreasing begins at round nine 😊 You can also find the written instructions over on my website here which may help you: www.sarahjaynefragola.com/2014/11/crochet-wrist-warmers-tutoria.html
Getting ready to make these for my grand-daughter. I want them to match the infinity scarf and hat I crocheted. Can I use U.S. 4ply yarn? Is there any difference in the pattern that I should be aware of?
cool love it 😊
+anthi song :) x
awesome
I love that last part
so satisfying
I am working on this. I didn't finish it yet, but mine look a little bit different. I don't know if it well look like yours :'( ! I think I made some mistakes while following you.
I did everything the same as u but when I put the sides together before I stitch them they don't meet up
Good morning, I want to make this wrist warmers in circle. But I dont know how make the decreasing. Could you please, tell me how.? Thank you
If you adjust this pattern to be worked in the round you can work the decreases in the same way; join each round with a slip stitch and chain to begin, and then skip a stitch to decrease 😊
thank you so match
Can 4 ply yarn be used instead of DK? Already bought the yarn I want to use for these, it's 4 ply and I don't know whether they would work with it. Also can 4 ply be used for the infinity scarf too? :/
I can't get the link for the written pattern to work. I have a slow internet connection, so I would really like to have the written pattern.
Wow I went extremely wrong somewhere. The end of mine would fit two fingers only. Lol
Nick Elvins same. I thought it started with measuring the wrist, but then that part became the hand part? 🤔
Ok I got lost on row 8 after color change can you help me with this row.
Very nic
I had a yarn which has two colors and i ended up using almost the first color
I also made it... Where can i upload my work