Lovikka mittens

In this video I will share with you how I give my Lovikka mittens their last finish.

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Very nice. My mother did this with her made mittens in Norge, they are much softened on one’s skin after. I do the same with inexpensive store purchased mittens. Good trick for people to know. Takk

[elizabethryan]

Thank You for another great video. As a newish knitter in a pretty isolated area., I truly appreciate your time in teaching me about techniques, different yarns, etc.
Merry Christmas

[beftefur]

I appreciate you showing this. I just finished my first pair and now have clarity on how to brush them. Thank you!

[hazysummer]

Thanks for taking the time to demonstrate

[rosemaryfrew]

Thank you Cia, they look so cosy. Great process.

[muhlenstedt]

Thank you very much!I will use this technik with my letlopi mittens that were knitted with too big needles and are not so warm as I wish because of the holes.Have a nice Advent!

[tinastreasures]

Thanks for showing us how to make out woolly things warmer.

[renatehaeckler]

You set the scene so beautifully. Great video! I'm inspired! Your sweater also looks soft and warm and fuzzy! But on another note, YouTube is now covering the last part of the video with boxes of other videos you can see when the current one is over and it covers up the pictures and words at the end of the video so maybe put something at the very end like just a nice scenery photo that it can cover up parts of.

[dianekawagoe]

Thanks! Does it make a difference if you brush the mittens when they are wet? I brushed mine
after they were wet and wrung dry.