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How to Crochet The Cosiest Fingerless Gloves, Using Paris Stitch
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Oct 21, 2024
Learn how to crochet fingerless gloves with our easy and fast tutorial, perfect for beginners! In this video, we'll guide you step-by-step through creating these stylish Paris stitch crochet gloves. Whether you're new to crocheting or looking for a quick project, this tutorial is ideal. Discover how to crochet fingerless gloves using the beautiful Paris stitch, and see how simple and enjoyable it can be. By the end of this video, you'll have a lovely pair of Paris stitch crochet gloves to keep your hands warm and cosy. Don't miss out on this fun and straightforward project—watch now to master how to crochet fingerless gloves and create your own Paris stitch crochet gloves today! The PDF is available here - https://lullabylodge.etsy.com/listing/1803734605 Get notified of new pattern releases & exclusive deals and discounts by signing up to our mailing list - https://tinyurl.com/3cae89k8
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Welcome to the When in Paris Crochet Fingless Gloves tutorial
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where I will guide you step by step on how to create your very own stylish fingerless gloves
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To make your gloves you're going to need a pair of scissors, a darning needle
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both a 5mm and 4mm crochet hook and some double knit weight yarn
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I'm using drops charisma. Now these gloves come in two different sizes, small to medium and large to extra large
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I'm going to making the large size. making the large size today. If you need to make a different size then just check out the
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written pattern which I will link in the description below. So I'm starting with the five
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millimeter hook. I'm just going to use this just for the foundation chain because we're
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going to be working into the back bumps and I find that the chain can be a little bit tight
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if you use the same hook. So we're going to pop a slip knot on our hook and we're going to
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chain 29 once you have your 29 chains you're going to switch over to the four
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millimeter hook we'll be using this one from now on now you want to turn your chain over and
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we're going to be working into the back bumps I'm going to start off by putting a single
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crochet in the second chain from the hook which is right here and we're going to go ahead
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and put a single crochet into the next stitch and in each stitch all the way across for a total of 28 single crochet
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we're going to go to chain three and turn this counts as a double crochet we're going to put another
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double crochet into that very first stitch same stitch as chain three and chain two
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and then a single crochet also into that same stitch. Now we're going to skip the next two stitches, one, two
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put a double crochet into that next stitch and another double crochet as well
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Chain two and single crochet all into that same stitch. And again skip two stitches
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two double crochet, chain two and a single crochet
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And you're going to keep doing that all the way across. We're at our last three stitches here, so again we're going to skip two, double crochet
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into that last stitch. Another double crochet, chain two, and single crochet
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So we'll chain three for the start of the next row, turn or work
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Now we gonna be working into the chain spaces from the previous row So we going to put a double crochet into that chain space chain two and then a single crochet two double crochet into the next chain space
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chain two and a single crochet and we're going to repeat this all the way across if you might
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nice this stitch as the Paris stitch and if you know the parr stitch it usually has kind of
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wavy edges at the edges but because we're going to be seeming those edges we want those to be straight
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so when you get to do the last chain space we're going to put two double crochets
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in that space chain two and instead of putting the single crochet into that space
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we're going to put it into the top of the chain three from the previous row and pop that in there and this will ensure that you get nice straight edges. So we're going to chain
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three and we're just going to start the row again it's just an easy one row repeat. It's an easy
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one row repeat from now on so we'll put double crochet into that space. Chain two
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single crochet, two double crochet into the next space. chain two and a single crochet and we're going to repeat this all the way across remembering to put that last single crochet into the top of that chain three and you're going to repeat the paris stitch for a total of 16 rows so don't count this first row of single crochet just put 16 rows of the paris stitch so i've worked my 16 rows in the paris stitch i did forget to mention at the beginning that you need to leave
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your tail long enough to sew your seams. So I'm just going to fasten off now, leaving quite a long tail
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Okay, so we're going to want to fold our piece in half with the right side, which is this side, on the inside
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And then you're going to need to leave a gap. You're going to seam each end with your tail going up towards the middle
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And you want to leave a gap for the thumb for this large size, roughly seven centimeters
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which is about two and three quarter inches. You want to leave a gap about that size
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So how far down your gloves you want your thumb to be is a bit down to personal preference
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I had my thumb slightly closer to the wrist here because I wanted to have more coverage at the top of my fingers If you would like to have a bit more coverage around the wrist you can put it more in the centre okay so you simply thread your tail onto a darling needle and then I just use a whip stitch
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to join them together you can pin this out before if you want if you're worried about
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not being able to sew the seams evenly I always just wing it. If it was something a bit bigger I probably would pin it but it's not too bad
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Far enough at that end. Just put it through itself to make a knot and then weave that in
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and you're going to do exactly the same with the other end
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There we go so you can go ahead and turn it back the right way around now
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and it's good idea just to try it on see how it fits. Now if you wanted to I guess you could leave it like this but I'm going to add a cup and
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a little bit of detail around the thumb. Let's start with the thumb. We're going to join with the slip stitch just
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around about where this seam is. I'm just tucking my tail inside
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I'm going to try and work over that as I go. Now we want to single crochet evenly around the thumb opening
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I'm putting 11 stitches on each side. So we're going in here
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With a single crochet. and just count as you're going around for a total of 11
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So the first slip stitch, you will count that as a stitch. Once you've got your 11 single crochet on that side, then continue onto the other side
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of the thumb. Okay, so I've worked all the way around
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I'm not going to join because we're going to work in a spiral now. So here we've got our first slip stitch
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what I'm going to do next is for this round we're going to be working into the back loops only
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and for the first stitch I'm going to single crochet two together so it's going to be into
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slip stitch from the beginning so into the back loop this can be a bit tricky to get into the
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back loop for the slip stitch so that's your first part of the single crochet and then into the
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next stitch yarn over and then pull through all of those loops and then we're going to start
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working a single crochet into the back loop of each stitch around and we going to stop just when we get to the seam Okay we can see we at the seam here So we now going to single crochet two together in the back loops
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Then yarn over and pull through all three there and then continue around with single crochet in each stitch
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I should have mentioned you can pop a stitch market into that first slip stitch and then move that up each round if you have trouble remembering where the beginning of the round is
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I'm so used to doing this that I forget to use them. Okay, so we're at the beginning of the next round
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I'm then going to do single crochet two together again. And then carry on single crochet into the back loop only around to the next
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seam and again when we get to these center stitches along that seam here we're going to single
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crochet two together like so and then finish that round off with a single crochet in the
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remaining stitches and then for the final round we'll just put a single crochet in the back loop
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of each stitch around and join with a slip stitch to that first stitch and then fasten off
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Now it will look like you've got a bit of a jump here where it's been fastened off, but once you sew this end in, it's going to pull that down and it'll look a lot more seamless
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Okay, next we're going to work the cuff. It's going to be very similar to how we did the thumb
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So refined the seam. I'm going to join in here with a slip stitch. And then I'm going to start by putting a single crochet into each stitch around
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round and working over my tail as I go. You can pop, go ahead and pop a stitch marker in that slip stitch
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just so you know where the beginning of the round is. So we're back to the beginning now
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You can see here's the slip stitch where I started. And again, we're going to be working in a spiral
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So my single crochet is, going to go into the back loop only of this slip stitch like so and then a single
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crochet into the back loop of every stitch around. So here we are at the end
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of the round again and we're now simply going to repeat this round five more times
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Then you can fasten off and go ahead and weave in your ends. And for a professional
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touch you can add a cute little label to your gloves. These are great especially if
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you're giving them a gift. I got mine from Etsy. You can find these
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type of things on Etsy and on Amazon. And if you like this video then be sure to check out my
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Crouchy Gloves playlist right here on YouTube. Bye bye now
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