Fingerless Gloves & Beanie Set Crochet Pattern & Tutorial

This crochet fingerless gloves and beanie set is super simple and quick to make! It's the perfect project for a beginner looking to improve their crochet skills or crochet a gift for a friend!

This set only takes a few hours to make and the results are some super cozy accessories to keep you warm in the colder seasons! Both the gloves and the beanie are basically rectangles where you repeat a single row, so it's a very simple design that still looks great!

Whether you're an absolute beginner or a more seasoned crocheter, this is the project for you! The repetitive stitches and rows are not only easy to do, but they allow you to practice your tension and make the next row better than the last. This set also makes for a great Christmas gift or winter birthday present to keep a loved one warm and cozy in winter!

The beanie is a little more complex because it's not actually a rectangle, it's slightly tapered at the end. This is so the top of the beanie fits well and doesn't have a lot of fabric bunching up at the crown of your head, which is a problem I noticed with many crochet ribbed beanies.

Project Level:
This is a great project for a beginner! It uses the camel stitch, which is basically a modified half double crochet. The rows are very simple and repetitive and both the gloves and the beanie are rectangles that we sew to form different shapes.

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Materials:
Loops & Threads's Luxe Merino Yarn in "Pine Tweed"
- Weight: Light (3)
- Fiber: 50% Superwash Merino, 40% Acrylic, 10% Tweed
- Approximate total weight: 120g (35g for gloves, 85g for beanie)

Notes:
- The chain 1 at the beginning of each row does NOT count as a half double crochet
- Leave a long loose end at the beginning and end of the glove to use for sewing
- Every row should have the same number of stitches -- don't miss the ones at the start and end of each row!

Thanks for watching!

Timestamps:
0:00 Materials
0:22 Gloves - Row 1
2:20 Row 2
3:38 Row 3
3:51 How to Count Rows
4:16 Measurements
4:28 Sewing
7:00 Weaving in Loose Ends
8:15 Beanie - Row 1
10:23 Row 2
12:29 Stitching
15:11 Sewing Top
17:12 Try on

Music:
Sage Elevation - Harris Heller

#crochet #crochetgloves #crochetbeanie

[cy.cy]

I watched your beanie tutorial and I was able to make 3 beanies now. Thank you so much for making this possible for a beginner like me 🧡

[cristypoole]

You’re a great teacher. Thank you for sharing your skills. 🙏🏼❤

[Crochet_by_liam]

The slip stitches at the end is so smart! Will be trying this out for sure!

[lacyhorton]

Beautiful yarn choice! So naturey looking. Makes me want to make this set and then go on a hike!

[rayw]

thank you for teaching me this stitch, great video, you're such a good teacher.

[robstrck]

They turned out very cute. Looks like a quick project. Thank you! 😊

[malenamoralesoliver]

You look amazing, thankyou for the tutorial 😊

[Rhiow_]

when I was reading the pattern I read "3 loop" and think "where is she seeing a 3 loop????" but with the video everthing make sense

[ultralord]

I tried about 5 times and failed miserably every time, it looked really wonky …

[anikaachakraborty]

Hi can you please do a mesh tops or any easy tank top.... love how you easily teach us❤❤

[JonathanisbrewingVava]

How do you make the line on the bottom straight, I had trouble making it straight

[TheNiral]

Hi, thank you for this tutorial! I’m trying to do the beanie but for the 3rd row going back toward the slip stitch are we suppose to do a regular half double stich or the third loop half double crochet?

[Senjutimaitra]

After the first double crochet we don't need to do double crochet anymore right???