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Greenport Dolman Jacket. Avalon Top. How to Crochet Fitted Hand Warmers (with video) Bookmark Edit Article Edited by Dvortygirl, D rae, Krystle, Eric Have you ever heard the expression "fits like a glove"? Have you ever tried to follow a glove or mitten pattern and ended up with something that wouldn't fit anybody you know? This article explains the basic shape and construction of these hand warmers, but it also explains how to make your own adjustments so they're the right size for the hands that will wear them, no matter what yarn and hook you use. Click on any image to zoom in. Ad Steps 1Know how to work a single crochet (this article is written in U.S. terminology) and know how to increase, and decrease while single crocheting. 22 Optional, for open-fingered hand warmers: stop crocheting around in a tube just under the knuckles. Video Tips If you're not sure, make the hand warmers slightly snug.