365 Crochet

If you still haven't learned how to make the crocodile stitch, now's a great time!  I've been making these for a holiday craft show coming up soon, so by now I have the pattern memorized. However, I'd love to share it with you, because it's quick and pretty easy; don't let those complicated looking stitches scare you away. Once you learn the crocodile stitch, you'll be designing your own patterns! (btw, the crocodile stitch makes a great mitten or glove cuff!)  I only included one size for these cuffs, however they do stretch quite a bit, but if you'd like them smaller or larger, you may adjust your hook size. So here's my pattern, enjoy! Designed By: Farrah Hodgson (Firene Designs) Skill Level: Intermediate Materials:  Worsted Weight Yarn of your choice (Medium, 4) about 180 yards. (I used Ice Yarn, Brico Wool, two 50 g balls) Size 5.00mm/H crochet hook yarn needle to sew in ends Finished Measurements: 6 inches wide at top ...

I really like legwarmers, and they are one of those things that are pretty simple to make.  These particular crochet legwarmers add style by using post stitches to create texture, and vertical ribbing to finish them off.  Bulky weight yarn and a latge hook is also used, so that they work up faster. I can't wait to try these! Designed By: Epiphany Pilates Skill Level: Intermediate Materials:  Bulky or Heavy Worsted Weight Yarn, 300 yards Crochet Hook, 6mm (Size J) Yarn needle Scissors Get the Free Pattern!

I was finishing up a project one day that used these yarns, and didn't really have enough left to make anything big.  Then I went on to make some boot cuffs using a different color and pattern for a friend... and while making those boot cuffs, the idea for these boot cuffs popped into my head.  I've included 3 different sizes, depending on where you will wear them on your legs, as boots have different heights. The small (12 inch) size is the standard size. I really like the traditional grey/red/white colors that you often see in knit socks (and monkeys) so here it is! Designed By: Farrah Hodgson Skill Level: Easy Materials:  less than 1/4  ball Grey worsted (4) yarn (Craftsmart from Micheals was used) small amount of Aran (off white) worsted (4) yarn (Red Heart Super Saver was used) small amount of dark red worsted (4) yarn (Scrap yarn was used, unsure of brand, but any will do) Crochet hook size 4.00mm Sizes: Small, Medium, and Large ( size ad...

Have you made any boot cuffs yet?  You should! Because they are a great accessory to decorating up your old boring boots.  Make many, and have a look for every day or outfit!  This pretty design uses a fauxe fur to give this nice warm and cozy look.  Finish off with your favorite buttons and you have a new look for your boots. Designed By: The Hooked Haberdasher Skill Level: Beginner Materials:  Worsted weight yarn, category 4. Model made with Red Heart Soft and Red Heart Sparkle Soft *optional – Red Heart Boutique Fur Hook sizes – US I-9/5.5mm & US J-10/6.0mm Stitch Marker Yarn/tapestry needle Get the Free pattern!

Boot cuffs are all the rage right now.  They add some interesting flair to your boots, while adding extra warmth to your legs!  This particular design uses texture and goes further by adding a small button flap along the top edge.  Another great aspect of crochet boot cuffs, is that you can make many pairs, in many colors to match your outfits! Designed By: Crochet Dreamz Skill Level: Easy Materials:  worsted weight yarn ( size 4 medium) hook G (4.25mm) two 3/4 inch wood buttons Get the Free Pattern!

This is a great matching set of boot cuffs and a headband!  Make these for a gift, or make them for yourself, we have an entire winter season coming, keep yourself stylin' and warm. Designed By:  Jennifer Ozses Skill Level:  Advanced Beginner Materials: 4.50mm and 4.00mm Crochet Hook Worsted Weight Yarn; Headband: 70 yards; Boot Cuffs: 145 yards Tapestry Needle Stitch markers (optional) Get the Free Pattern!

Boot cuffs can entirely add a new look to your boots!  This pattern in particular, caught my eye because of the details, and it's great way to learn some new stitches.   Designed By:   Amy/The Stitchin' Mommy Skill Level:  Intermediate Materials:   105 yds of  worsted weight yarn Size I, 5.5mm Crochet Hook Scissors Yarn Needle, for weaving ends Get the Free Pattern!

Although I, personally, am currently designing for summer, it's still winter; and here's a great boot cuff pattern from The Crochet Lounge to keep you styling this new year! Designed By:  The Crochet Lounge Skill Level:  Intermediate Materials:  Worsted Weight yarn – Featured in Red Heart With Love Aran 1 skein (uses about 150-175yards); Size J hook Get the Free Pattern!

Spice up your boots with several sets of boot cuffs!  Here' a pattern for a "two for one"! Designed By:  Jamey Ekins Skill Level:  Easy Materials:  A soft medium weight yarn; Crochet Hook – US J10/6 mm; Yarn or tapestry needle; Scissors Get the Free Pattern!

 "Steampunk fashion draws largely from Victorian-era styles and designs.  One item common between the two styles are spats, fabric cuffs that go over boots" Designed By : Rhonda Rowley  Skill Level:  Easy Materials: Light weight yarn and a size F hook.   Size:   Finished size will vary based on yarn selection, hook size, and tension.   Note:  This pattern is written for making the right spat  To change the pattern for the left foot, work R10 in back loops only instead of front. Get the Free Pattern!