Practice and Cutting of Children's Cotton Gloves

The practice and cutting of children's cotton gloves are as follows:

1. Prepare dimensions and drawings:

Measure the size of the child's hand and draw a simple picture accordingly. Draw the shape of gloves to ensure that fingers and hands have enough space to move comfortably.

2. Cut cloth:

Cut the cotton cloth into two identical glove shapes according to the drawing, and pay attention to cut it on the reverse side of the cloth for turning it over later.

3. Sewing gloves:

Put the two pieces of cloth face to face, sew them from the bottom of the glove with needle and thread or sewing machine, leaving the opening of the glove, which is where fingers can be put in.

Start sewing from the position between the little finger and the index finger, and then continue sewing other finger positions.

Note: Leave enough space for fingers to move, ensure the suture is firm and prevent injury.

4. Finishing gloves:

Turn the gloves over so that the front side faces outwards. Make sure that the stitches on your fingers are neat and there are no wrinkles and sharp corners.

5. Trim and decorate (optional):

If necessary, trim the edges of gloves to make them more tidy.

Decorations, such as colored stripes, sewing patterns or decals, can be added to make gloves more interesting.

6. Precautions:

Safety first: Use scissors and needles carefully during cutting and sewing. Make sure that children are supervised by adults when making gloves.

Fit: Make sure the gloves fit the child's hands. If larger or smaller size is needed, the drawing and cutting size can be adjusted according to the actual situation.

Careful stitching: gloves need to be stitched carefully to avoid gloves being easily damaged or uncomfortable.

Making children's cotton gloves is an interesting DIY activity, which can make gloves that children like and cultivate their hands-on ability and creativity.