Red ones like that are always useful when your son comes home and tells you “oh, i forgot, i need a chicken costume for the Easter play tomorrow” - as happened to me earlier this year.

Make glove puppets - you can embroider a face and put wool “hair” on each finger. Entertaining for small children ( can be kept in car or on other journeys too)

While a huge project, the following can make a kid’s life much happier.

Grab a full outfit’s worth of clothes (gloves, socks, pants, long sleeve turtle-neck shirt, hat, etc), turn everything inside out and stitch it together at the edges. Turn right side out and stuff with other old clothes - it’s a mini-me doll!

you can make great gift bags. sew some pretty beads, or embroidery, sew a small handle like a thick yarn or string. fill with candy, gift cards, small toys. you can even sew on a small snap so it will closes.

fill with sand or dry beans, sew it off, bean bag.

keep a few pairs for kids in the winter. double them up to keep their fingers warmer.

keep them for when you’re doing something dirty.

use them in place of the christmas socks ,fill it with sweets or anything I saw it in a magazine it look nice…;)

martha stewart’s website features a craft page and there is a tutorial for making adorable glove animals.