These Crochet Mittens are FAST and EASY to make!
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- Опубликовано: 23 ноя 2022
- IMPORTANT PATTERN NOTE: I decided to make this mitten using the same Lion Brand Wool Ease Thick & Quick Super Bulky yarn but in a different color (Wheat). The completed project turned out bigger than my original pattern. What I discovered is that most of the Lion Brand Wool Ease Thick & Quick yarn is 20% wool and 80% Acrylic but there are a few colors (like Wheat) that have a different fiber content. This pattern works best with the original 20/80 blend so check the label if you are making this pattern in a different color. - Thanks for watching everyone!
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These crochet mittens are perfect for keeping your hands warm and toasty in the cold weather! They're easy to make and only require a few simple stitches.
In this step-by-step tutorial, I will teach you how to crochet these quick and easy mittens. These make a perfect gift but don't forget to crochet a pair for yourself as well! This pattern uses two easy crochet stitches: the single crochet (sc), and the slip stitch (ss) making it the perfect pattern for beginners.
YARN
Lion Brand Wool Ease Thick & Quick Yarn ➡ bit.ly/42Cuhdl
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WRITTEN PATTERNS
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WEBSITE
Check out my website for more FREE crochet patterns, my blog, and lots of helpful information for beginners, including a full list of crochet abbreviations and a section on how to read crochet patterns for beginners.
www.woodcampercrafts.com/
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WOODCAMPER CROCHET CRAFTS - RUclips
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If you are familiar with my patterns you will know that all of my patterns are inspired by the great outdoors. The Tofino Mittens are named after Tofino, British Columbia, Canada on beautiful Vancouver Island.
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IMPORTANT PATTERN NOTE: I decided to make this mitten using the same Lion Brand Wool Ease Thick & Quick Super Bulky yarn but in a different color (Wheat). The completed project turned out bigger than my original pattern. What I discovered is that most of the Lion Brand Wool Ease Thick & Quick yarn is 20% wool and 80% Acrylic but there are a few colors (like Wheat) that have a different fiber content. This pattern works best with the original 20/80 blend so check the label if you are making this pattern in a different color. - Thanks for watching everyone!
I just want to encourage you to keep doing tutorials. You are probably the best teacher I have seen. I'm 65 and just started crocheting a month ago and you are so detailed and articulate. I really, really appreciate you. I subscribed and look forward to seeing more.
Thank you for your very kind comment. The videos are a ton of work but I love designing and sharing my patterns. It is definitely comments like yours that keep me motivated. I am filming a new mitten pattern and hope to have it posted soon. Glad you found crocheting and are enjoying it.
These are really nice, have to get some more 5 weight yarn, ran out. Thank you for sharing! Beautiful color yarn!
Thanks! These are actually made with Lion Brand Wool Ease Thick & Quick which is a Super Bulky (6) yarn.
Love my mittens!
That is wonderful to hear. ❤️
Very nice! Thank you!
Thanks for watching!
This looks so easy. I was creating my own pattern. But I'm going to do this one. Thank you!
Yes it is an easy pattern, hope you enjoy!
These mitts look gorgeous ❤I love the colours 😊
Thanks. I agree, I love the colour and this wool is one of my favourites.
a lighter color yarn would be easier to see but will certainly try this for my charity donations.
@susieinthecountry4434 thanks for checking out the video! I appreciate the feedback about the yarn and have had other similar comments so I will definitely use lighter yarn on future videos.
I love these mittens. Thanks for putting the full pattern in the tutorial - I was worried the left mitten details were not included! I'm making these for 2024 Christmas presents.
If you have a tutorial for a matching Tofino hat I think that would be great 😊 Thanks (from UK)
Hello from Canada. I am glad you are enjoying the pattern. You are very organized I need to start crocheting for next year.
It sounds like you found the instructions for the left hand. The instructions are in the video I just don’t demonstrate.
If you are looking for a hat I have one on my channel using the same yarn just in a different colour so that pattern would go with these mittens. It is pink, purple and pebble grey in the photo but you can make it in any colour to match your mittens.
Thanks so much for watching all the way from the UK 🇬🇧❤️
Amazing tutorial! Your instructions are super clear and easy to follow. I love this pattern, very simple and great for beginners. I used a yarn a bit too small tho and made mittens for kids by accident but i will definitely be trying again and make some adjustments to fit my yarn! Thank you for the very helpful tutorial :)
Thank you very much for your kind comment. I am sure there will be a child who will appreciate them! Thanks for watching. I am working on a new mitten pattern right now that uses thinner yarn and hope to have it uploaded by December!
yarn too dark to see stitches
@susieinthecountry4434 thanks for letting me know. I have heard that from a number of viewers so will be using lighter yarn from now on.
U r working i the back loop, any loop that faces away from u is called the Back loop
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Can I do an invisible decrease instead of skipping a chain ? And Thank you for your pattern it’s super clear !
Yes you can definitely do an invisible decrease instead of skipping. I glad you found the pattern easy to follow. Thanks for watching.
These look fabulous and I love that yarn. Can you redo the video using a lighter colour? I think they look amazing but injustice can’t see well enough. 😅
Making these videos is definitely a learning process. I have had a lot of comments about the yarn being too dark so going forward I am using lighter yarn. I just posted a new mitten pattern using light yarn which should be much easier to see. I would definitely like to redo the video one day with lighter yarn but It takes weeks to film and edit the videos so not sure when I will have the time 😁Thanks for watching and thanks for the feedback it helps me improve my videos. ❤️🧶
Great tutorial - just wanted to clarifying you said front loop but then went into the back loop. Should it be the back loop only? Thanks!
Thanks for watching glad you enjoyed the video. You had me worried so I just watched the video and you are definitely working in the front loop only. The front loop can be harder to identify when you are working in the slip stitch. The trick is to look at the row you just completed and identify the two loops before you turn your work. If you watch at 3 minutes 30 seconds into the video it goes over how to identify your front loop. Hope this helps. Happy crocheting.
@@woodcampercrochetcraftsyou are working in the back loop. The back loop is always the loop farthest away from you.
I agree the back look is always the loop furthest away. The front and back look can be hard to identify when you are working slip stitches. In the video I am working in the front loop. The easiest way to find the loops is to look at them before you turn your work. I have a headband video on my channel where I do a similar technique with the slip stitch but work in the back loops if you would like to check it out. It creates a tighter ribbing. It is also much harder to work in the back loop of the slip stitch.
I made this same mistake on my first attempt. It is definitely front loop, just hard to tell when you’re looking at it.
@morganjansen3651 glad you were able to figure it out. It can be difficult to identify and that is why it helps to look at the previous row. Thanks for watching.
Just made these mittens. Love them, but next time I'll make the wrist smaller. Where can I find the written pattern? I could not find it on you tube or Etsy.
Thanks for your comment. I am in the process of writing out all of the patterns from my RUclips channel and making them available in my Etsy shop. You have inspired me to do this one next! I should have it available in the next week or so. Thanks for watching.
@@woodcampercrochetcrafts Thank you!!
I'm sad...I just finished up the last round and weaved in my ends and tried it on before starting the thumb and I must have big hands because it's too short on me. Did I do something wrong? Used 5 bulky yarn and 7 mm crochet hook.
@brendagalvin5843 it sounds like the wool. The pattern uses a Super Bulky yarn (6).
if i use a weight 5 yarn would i have to adjust the pattern in any way?
Yes if you use a thinner yarn you will have to adjust the pattern to compensate. I would suggest using a super bulky yarn the fist time you do the pattern and then you can p!ay around and adjust the pattern using a thinner yarn.
I have absolutely no idea if you'll still reply but I was wondering if u could help me with making this for someone with a bigger wrist? My dad is more comfortable with 36 rows instead of 30 and in kind of lost on how to change the pattern for that
In row 1 you would need to do the sequence 6 times instead of five so you have 24 stitches when you finish Row 1 instead of 20. You then need to add 4 extra stitches to each row. Once you get to the thumb hole (row 4) try it on you Dad’s hand and see where you need to add the 4 extra stitches ( before the chain or after) or you might need two before the chain and two after. Hope this helps.
How many balls (grams) of yarn did you use?
Just one ball
Could you maybe consider adding centymiters bc not everyone lives in US 🙁
That is a great idea! Thank you for the suggestion. I will incorporate that into future videos.
If we were to decrease the number of rows to make the wrist a little smaller does that change everything else as well? For example when making the single crochets in every other row
I actually made this with another yarn and made the wrist smaller, as you suggest, but kept the rest of the pattern the same and it worked. The only other thing you have to change slightly is row 1. Just do a row of 20 single crochet as evenly as possible. Thanks for watching.
And just to clarify, you make the wrist smaller by decreasing the rows at the beginning not the chain? Also when you say row 1 is that the chain row or the row after the chain?
To clarify I chained the same but did two less rows to make the wrist tighter. When I said 20 sc in row one I meant the first row of the body of the mitt. Hope that answers your question. You could also change the wrist height my starting with a shorter chain.
Got it! So not alternating between one single crochet and two in the same stitch
Yes that is correct! Still do 20 sc but just eyeball it and evenly distribute them around row 1 in the body of the mitten. Good luck! Let me know how it works out.
Where do I find written instructions?
The written instructions are available in my Woodcamper Crochet Crafts Etsy Shop. 🧶
Would Cozy Chenille yarn work ?
I am not familiar with that yarn but you should be able to substitute and super bulky yarn.
How many skeins of Wool Ease Quick and Thick yarn does this pattern take?
I wish I could answer this. I was using leftover yarn from my stash! I would estimate 1 to 1.5 skeins.
@@woodcampercrochetcrafts 😃Thank you! I remember the hat you made with this yarn! I made a few hats following that video!
Yes I am a big fan of this yarn. I use it a lot. There are so many great colours to chose from and it is easy to find.
Hey! I looked on Etsy for pattern but could not find it. Help, TY!
Thanks for your interest in the written pattern. At this time I don’t have any crossover between Etsy and YpuTube but do plan on writing out my RUclips patterns in the future.
Love this easy pattern for mittens. It would have been beneficial if you had used a light color yarn for instructional purposes. It’s very difficult to see. Your verbal instructions are great though. Thank you.
Thanks for the feedbacks. Other people have said the same thing so I will definitely be using that advice and changing to lighter colour yarn in the future. Thanks for watching!
Is this for a women’s mitt - medium size?😊
Yes, it was sized to my own hand so women’s medium. Thanks for checking out the video ❤️
Will this work with a 4 weight yarn ?
This pattern is made with a super bulky yarn (6). A 4 weight is a lot lighter so would make them much smaller, probably child sized. If you want to use a different yarn substitute with something of similar weight.
Hi! I watched your very easy to understand video but I am confused as to why it says “Baby Mittens”. Isn’t the video showing an adult-sized mitten? Also, does a pair only take one skein of Wool Ease Thick and Quick?
Oh my! It should not say baby mittens. Is that in the video? I used the baby mitten video as a template so perhaps forgot to change that. Thank you so much for letting me know. I used left over yarn that I had so not exactly sure but I would estimate 1 to 1.5 skeins of wool.
I found the word baby in the description! Thanks for letting me know. I have fixed it. 😍
@@woodcampercrochetcrafts Thank you for your quick response! I shall purchase two skeins to be safe. I only have one skein in my stash. I’m so excited to make a pair for myself because my hands get very cold shoveling snow and these look nice and thick! Also, now I know what to make everyone for Christmas, 2023!
Thanks for your message. Hope they keep your hands toasty warm. They are quick to make so definitely great as presents too. Thanks for watching.
Do we have to purchase the pattern to make the left hand mitten?
Definitely not! But your question did make me laugh so thank you. I only demonstrate one hand but before I demonstrate I show you the written instructions for both hands.
@@woodcampercrochetcrafts sorry, I must have missed that. Will look for it. Thank you.
No problem. You aren't the first! I should have made it more clear. Thanks for watching!
I can not find the written instructions for the other hand? Great video. Would love to make them.
Found it
I've watched this a million times and I still can't figure out which loop to put my hook into 😢
I am happy to help. What part of the pattern are you on?
@@woodcampercrochetcrafts Thank you!!! I'm on the cuff right at the beginning lol. I'm confused how that isn't the back loop?
@lainieclarke845 don’t worry too much about the name. All you need to know is that you are only working under a single loop and it is going to be the loop that is easiest to access and closest to you.
If you were working in the round it would be called the back loop but when you are working in rows and you turn your work the back loop becomes the front loop on the other side. It is the front loop because it is the loop closest to you.
Cannot see what you are doing. need to pick a light colour for tutorials.
That is good to know. Thank you very much for the feedback. I have a new video coming up that I added more lighting to and tried to do more close up shots so hopefully that makes it easier to see. 😁
I read the transcript and follow the video. It is a great help. I wish you well. You can do it 😊
Such a nice comment. Thank you
@@woodcampercrochetcrafts Blessings!
When working in the round one does not chain 1 and turn at the end of the row but your written instructions say to do this (reference row 2-3). It's very confusing! The pattern is lovely though and makes a really warm and soft mitten.
Oh know! I was confused by your comment, so I went back and watched my video, and you are indeed correct! I have a typo in the written instructions (a copy and paste error). Thank you so much for letting me know. Unfortunately I can't edit the video now that it is posted but I will be sure to leave a note in the description letting the viewers know. Thank you so much for noticing this and for letting me know!
@@woodcampercrochetcraftssorry I’m confused. Where are we not supposed to chain 1 and turn? Thanks.
I corrected the video and written pattern after receiving this comment so there should be no reference to chaining 1 and turning so you can disregard this now.
@@woodcampercrochetcrafts oh ok thank you!
@MAaddrriieennee no problem. Thanks for watching ❤️
Where's the left side? 😊
In the video I only demonstrate one side but I have provided the instructions for the left side in the video just before I start demonstrating the thumb hole. Thanks for watching.
The yarn is so dark, can't see what you are doing
Very hard to see your project
Please use a lighter color
Thank you for the feedback it is much appreciated. I also try to improve my videos.