DIYCrochetKidGloves

Gloves can be a bit intimidating, even for those of us who have been crocheting for years. Beginners can crochet gloves by first choosing the right type of yarn and stitch. They can adjust the size according to the wearer, or even add those useful flaps that can be held back to expose the fingers. With a little care and attention, the perfect pair of gloves is within your grasp.

What Yarn Should You Use?
Choose your yarn carefully. Although you may be tempted to use acrylic yarn for its ease of washing, it won't be nearly as warm as wool yarn. Wool naturally wicks moisture away from the skin while at the same time trapping in heat. If you're willing to spend a little extra money, you can buy superwash wool, which has been processed so that it won't felt when you put it in the washing machine. (You probably still shouldn't put it in the dryer though, as the coating on superwash wool is damaged when it's overheated.)
Crochet your gloves using two different stitches -- one stretchy stitch for the cuffs, and one for the body of the gloves. A rib stitch is a terrific stitch for gloves cuffs; it's nice and stretchy, and using a slightly smaller hook for your cuffs will make them cling comfortably to the wrists. The stitch is worked by crocheting into the back loop as you go across your row.
The body of the gloves can be worked in whatever stitch you choose; single crochet is the simplest, but you can feel free to experiment and use whatever looks best to you!

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