Emo gloves are a great way to add a little bit of edge to any outfit. They can be made from a variety of materials, but the most popular is black leather. Here’s how to make your own emo gloves:
1. Start with a basic glove pattern. You can find these online or in many craft stores.
2. Cut the pattern out of black leather.
Make sure the leather is thin enough to sew through easily.
3. Sew the gloves together, using a zigzag stitch or other decorative stitch. Be sure to leave an opening at the wrist for turning inside out later.
4. Turn the gloves right side out and wear them with your favorite punk rock outfit!
Fingerless Gloves Tutorial
- Buy a pair of black gloves
- Cut out small pieces of felt in various colors
- Glue the felt pieces onto the gloves in whatever design you like
- Let the glue dry completely before wearing your new emo gloves!
How to Make Gloves
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“How to Make Gloves”
There are many reasons why you might want to make your own gloves.
Perhaps you need a special size or color that you can’t find in stores, or you want a pair of gloves that are unique and personal. Whatever your reason, making gloves is not as difficult as it might seem. With a little patience and some basic sewing skills, you can create a pair of gloves that fit perfectly and look great, too!
Here’s what you’ll need to get started:
– Fabric (leather or suede for the palm, something thinner and more pliable for the back)
– Scissors
– Needle and thread (or a sewing machine)
– A ruler or measuring tape
– Chalk or pen for marking fabric
– Pins
first, cut out four rectangles from your fabric using the measurements below. These will be the body of the glove.
Make sure to mirror each piece so that they’re identical when cut.
Next, take two of the rectangles and sew them together along the longest side with a 1/4″ seam allowance, leaving about 2″ unsewn at the top. Do the same with the remaining two pieces of fabric.
You should now have two long tubes open at one end.
To form the thumb hole, measure down 1 1/2″ from the open end of each tube and mark with chalk or a pen. Then make another mark 3/4″ over from your first mark. Sew along these lines (again using a 1/4″ seam allowance) to create an opening for your thumb .
Now it’s time to sew the tubes together! Place both tubes right sides together (the sides with no writing on them) and sew all around the edge except for a 2″ gap at either wrist . This is where we’ll turn our gloves right side out later on .
Trim any excess threads and then turn your gloves right side out through one of the gaps at each wrist . Push out all corners gently until they’re nice and sharp , then press flat with an iron if desired . Finally , hand stitch or machine stitch closed any openings at each wrist . And there you have it—a brand new pair of custom made gloves!
How to Make Gloves Out of Socks With Fingers
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“How to Make Gloves Out of Socks With Fingers”
Who knew that old, single socks could be turned into such a useful item?
With a little bit of time and effort, you can turn an unused sock into a glove that will keep your hands warm all winter long. Best of all, this project requires no sewing! Here’s what you’ll need to get started:
-1 sock (preferably with good elasticity)
-Scissors
-Ruler or measuring tape
-Pen or pencil
-Optional: needle and thread for reinforcement
First, cut the toe off the sock.
Then, cut the sock in half at the ankle. You should now have two tube-like pieces.
Next, measure 2 inches from the top of each tube and mark it with a pen or pencil.
This is where you will later cut slits for your thumb and four fingers.
Now measure 1 inch down from the mark you just made and cut another mark. Cut a small slit at this second mark – this will be for your pinky finger.
Then, continue cutting slits spaced evenly apart until you reach the first mark again; these slits will accommodate your index finger, middle finger, and ring finger.
Once all of your fingers have slits, try on the glove to make sure it fits snugly but comfortably on your hand. If any of the slits are too big or too small, adjust them as needed before moving on to the next step.
To finish up, simply tuck in any loose fabric around the edges of each slit. You can do this by folding the fabric inward or by using needle and thread to secure it in place (a few stitches will do). And that’s it – your new gloves are ready to wear!
How to Make Fingerless Gloves
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“How to Make Fingerless Gloves”
Materials needed:
– 1/2 yard of fabric (cotton, flannel, etc) OR 1 old sweater
– Scissors
– Thread & needle OR sewing machine & thread
– Pins OR Wonder Clips (optional)
– Measuring tape or ruler
Instructions:
If using an old sweater: 1. Cut the sleeves off the sweater about 2” above the wrist area. Save the rest of the sweater for another project! 2. If your fabric is not stretchy, lay it flat on a table and measure 4” down from the shoulder seam and 7” across.
Mark this with chalk or a fabric pencil. This will be the bottom part of your glove. 3. Measure 9” up from the bottom mark and 7” across.
How to Make Gloves Out of Tights
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If you’re in a pinch and need some gloves, but don’t have any actual gloves around, never fear! You can easily make some gloves out of a pair of tights.
All you need is a pair of scissors and something to stuff the fingers with. Here’s how to do it:
1. Cut off the feet of the tights at the ankle.
You’ll now have a tube of fabric with no feet.
2. Turn the tube inside out so that the seams are on the inside.
3. Stuff each finger of the glove with whatever you have on hand – cotton balls, rice, stuffing, etc.
Be sure to stuff them firmly so that they keep their shape well.
4. Once all the fingers are stuffed, turn the glove right side out again so that the seams are on the outside once more.
5. Voila!
You now have a makeshift pair of gloves made from tights!
How to Make Gloves at Home Without Sewing
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There are many ways to keep your hands warm in the winter, but one of the best is by wearing gloves. Unfortunately, buying a good pair of gloves can be expensive, and oftentimes they don’t even last that long.
A great alternative is to make your own gloves at home, and the best part is that you don’t need to know how to sew! Here are a few tutorials on how to make gloves without sewing:
1. Use an old sweater: This is probably the easiest way to make gloves without sewing.
Find an old sweater that you don’t wear anymore (preferably one with long sleeves), and cut off the bottom of each sleeve. Voila! You now have a pair of cozy sweater gloves.
If the sleeves aren’t long enough, you can always add some fabric or ribbon to extend them.
2. Make mittens from an old t-shirt: Mittens are actually easier to make than traditional Gloves since you don’t have to worry about fingers! Start by cutting off the bottom of an old t-shirt so that you have two long strips of fabric.
Then, cut a small hole in the center of each strip for your thumb. To finish, tie the strips together at the wrist and voila—you’ve got mittens!
3. Repurpose an old scarf: This method is similar to the first one, but instead of using an old sweater, you’ll need an old scarf (or two).
Simply put on the scarf and mark where your fingertips should go with chalk or a pen. Cut slits for your fingers and thumb, then trim off any excess fabric. You can also use this method to create fingerless gloves by simply not cutting slits for your fingers!
4. Knit or crochet a pair: If you know how to knit or crochet, then making your own Gloves is easy peasy! There are tons of patterns available online—just do a quick search and pick whichever one looks best/is easiest for you. And if you don’t know how to knit or crochet?
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How Do You Make Emo Gloves Out of Socks?
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You will need:
– 1 pair of black socks
– Scissors
– Needle and thread (preferably black)
– Lighter or matches (optional)
Instructions:
1. Cut the toes off of the socks so that you are left with two tube-like shapes.
2. Cut a small hole near the cuff of each sock, large enough to fit your thumb through.
3. If you want, you can singe the edges of the holes with a lighter or matches to prevent fraying. Allow the fabric to cool before continuing.
4. Sew up the holes on each sock, reinforce with extra stitches if desired.
Again, use black thread for a more seamless look.
5. Put the gloves on by sliding each thumb through the respective hole. You’re all set!
How Do You Make Fingerless Gloves at Home?
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What You’ll Need:
-1/4 yard of stretchy fabric (I used an old t-shirt)
-Scissors
-A needle and thread or a sewing machine
-A pencil or pen
-Thread snips (optional)
1. Start by cutting a long rectangle out of your fabric. The length will be the circumference of your hand plus about an inch, and the width should be about 8 inches.
2. Fold the rectangle in half so the short sides are together, then sew along the side and bottom using a straight stitch and a 3/8″ seam allowance, leaving the top open. If you’re using a sewing machine, backstitch at the beginning and end of your seam to reinforce it.
3. Trim away any excess thread, then turn the glove right side out through the opening at the top.
Use a chopstick or other pointed object to help push out the corners if necessary.
4a. If you’re going to add thumbholes, do that now by folding down about an inch of fabric at each corner of the glove’s open top edge and stitching in place with a zigzag stitch or other decorative stitch.
To figure out where to place your thumbholes, put on the glove and mark where your thumbs fall with chalk or another marking tool before removing it again.
4b. If you’re not adding thumbholes, simply fold down twice at each corner of the glove’s open top edge and stitch in place with a straight stitch using a 3/8″ seam allowance; no need to mark anything first in this case since there’s no risk of making them too small!
5a. Now it’s time to hem up both sides of each thumbhole (if applicable). First fold under 1/4″ all around, then again so that only raw edges are showing; press flat with an iron if desired for extra neatness factor but it’s not strictly necessary here since we’ll be stitching over these areas anyway in just a bit. Once both sides are pressed (or not), sew around all four edges using either a straight stitch or decorative stitches as desired; I usually just do one round all around for stability since these areas will get plenty of wear & tear from putting gloves on & taking them off repeatedly throughout wintertime!
5b.
How Do You Make a Cool Glove?
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You will need:
-1/4 yard of stretchy fabric (preferably knit or jersey)
-Thread
-Scissors
-A needle
-Measuring tape or a ruler
-(optional) Elastic band, ribbon, or string.
Instructions:
1.Start by measuring your hand. To do this, wrap the measuring tape around your hand at the widest part, not including your thumb. Write down this measurement and add 1 inch to it.
This is the width of your glove pattern piece. For the length, measure from the tip of your middle finger to the base of your palm. Add 1 inch to this measurement and write it down—this is the length of your glove pattern piece.
2If you are using elastic, ribbon, or string, measure and cut a 6-inch strip now. If you are not using any of these materials, skip to Step 3.
3Fold your fabric in half so that the wrong sides are together and trace half of your glove shape onto it with chalk or a fabric marker.
Cut out both layers along this line. You should now have two identical pieces of fabric—one for each side of the glove!
4With right sides together, sew along both sides of the glove using a ⅜ -inch seam allowance, leaving an opening at the wrist for turning right side out later on. Backstitch at both ends of each seam for extra reinforcement
5Trim away any excess thread and turn gloves right side out through openings left at wrists earlier on.
How Do You Make Arm Gloves?
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You will need:
-2 yards of stretchy fabric (like spandex)
-Thread
-Scissors
-A needle
-Measuring tape
-Pins
Instructions:
1. Cut four strips of fabric, each 18 inches long and 4 inches wide.
2. Sew the strips together at the short ends, using a zigzag stitch or serger. If you are using a regular sewing machine, sew with the right side of the fabric facing up so that the seam allowance is on the inside of the glove.
Start and stop your stitches about an inch from each end of the strip so that you have a long opening.
3. Fold the tube in half lengthwise with wrong sides together and pin in place. Sew along both long sides, using a 3/8ths inch seam allowance, leaving another opening at one end for turning later.
You’ve now got what looks like a giant cuff!
4. Try it on to make sure it fits snugly around your upper arm without being too tight—you should be able to slide it on and off easily without having to tug too much at the material. If it’s too loose or too tight, adjust accordingly and cut new strips if necessary before proceeding to Step 5. Once you’ve got a good fit, take it off and turn it right side out through one of the openings at either end (it doesn’t matter which).
Use a chopstick or other pointy object to help push out all the corners so they’re nice and sharp. Press flat with an iron if desired—but since this is just going to be worn as an undergarment, it probably isn’t necessary.
Conclusion
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This post covers the basics of emo glove making, including materials needed and step by step instructions. For those unfamiliar with emo culture, gloves are an important part of the look – they help to create an air of mystery and detachment.
While you can buy emo gloves ready-made, there’s something special about making your own. Not only do you get to choose your own fabrics and colors, but the process itself is therapeutic. So grab some black fabric and let’s get started!
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