Today’s “guest post” comes from Christine at Christine’s Crafts. (Click that link for her website, which offers lots of fun and easy crafts to make and give away at Christmas time.) You can make these polar fleece mittens in under 30 minutes — WOW!
I’ve been searching for Christmas gifts to make and give to my own family, and when I ran across Christine’s polar fleece mitten project, I went, “Aha! There we go!”
So after gaining permission from Christine, I thought I’d share her easy DIY video with you too. In this tutorial, Christine shows us how to draft a pattern and how simple it is to sew up a pair of polar fleece mittens. These would make a wonderful winter time gift or Christmas gift for friends, family, and even just to make for yourself.
Special thanks to Christine, who was generous enough to share her talent with my followers. I found her to be very positive to chat with over email. Her website is filled with great ideas! And if you’re not a fan of mittens, her YouTube channel has lots of other crafty projects to make as well. Go down that rabbit hole and learn something new. You’ll be glad you did!
Question: For those of you who’ve made polar fleece mittens before, do you have any tips? If so, please leave your advice in the comments section below.
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