Sadie Boot Cuffs

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Is spring here yet? Nope. It's still boot weather. Good. Here's one more late season boot cuff pattern for you. Recently I've been exploring with some textured stitches. I even made up my own. I'm sure it's not original, it's most likely been done before, there are literally thousands of crocheters who have been crocheting for hundreds of years. Truly, it's all been done in one form or another. But that doesn't mean we can't have fun, and celebrate it when something that looks really pretty comes out of our brains! This is what I made with my "made up" textured stitch.




Sneak Peek: This adorable coin purse is also coming soon to the blog! I just have so many wonderful fun ideas for you guys! I am truly blessed with divine inspiration. There's simply no other explanation as to how I am able to come up with this stuff. God is so Good!

If you love boot cuffs...

then this one will be a treat for you. I also have two other super cute boot cuff designs, the Pom Pom Boot Cuff and the Sweet Scallops Boot Cuff. The scallops are still my total fav. but the plush and chic Sadie gives them a run for their money.

The stitch o' the day here is the zigzag puff stitch. If you've never tried it then you're in for some fun. I love the way it makes the textile look almost woven! The stitch is pretty easy, I've provided a brief description for you, but if you're just not getting it, be sure to google some youTube videos to watch. There are tons of great tutorials out there. It's honestly, how I learned to crochet. I'm completely self taught!




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For these boot cuffs, I've made my samples using two types of yarns. Both are 4 medium worsted weight, but I've shown you two to illustrate how both yarns can work here. Pictured is shiny and smooth Red Heart Soft in Wheat; and fluffy, soft, I Love This Yarn in Graymist.

I Love This Yarn in Graymist

Red Heart Soft in Wheat

Sadie Boot Cuffs - Free Crochet Pattern

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Hook: H8/5mm
Yarn: medium 4, worsted weight
Gauge: 7 puffs = 4”
Difficulty: Easy
Finished Size: adult, 5.5” tall 12” around before stretching to fit

Special Stitches:
Zigzag puff stitch- insert hook into indicated stitch, yo draw up a loop, yo, draw up a loop two more times, 6 loops on hook, yo, pull through, ch 1, skip 1 stitch.

Notes: Boot cuffs are worked in rows to create ribbed cuff, then joined, and worked in the round to create the decorative top. Repeat directions twice to make a set of two matching cuffs.




Cuffs:

Make two.
Chain 12
Row 1: hdc in second ch from hook, and in each ch across, ch 1, turn. (10 sts)
Row 2: hdc in each st across, ch 2, turn. (10 sts)




Rows 3-22: repeat row 2.
Row 23: hdc in each st across, ch 1, bring up foundation row of cuff to make a tube, line up stitches and sl st across through both sides to close tube. Do not break yarn, pivot work in order to stitch along raw edge of cuff, ch 1.

Round 1: keeping right side facing, sl st evenly and loosely around top of cuff, do not join, ch 2 (apx. 3 sts for every two rows for a total of 36 sts)
Round 2: skip first st, puff stitch in next st, continue working puff stitch around (18 puffs), join to first puff made with a sl st, ch 2, turn.
Rounds 3-6: repeat round 2. (for round 6 only, chain 1 at end of round and do not turn.)
Round 7: keeping right side facing, sc in each st around, join, fasten off, weave in ends.

Enjoy this pattern! 

xo- Bethany

© Haute Kippy 2018

www.hautekippy.com

You may sell items made from this pattern, but please be courteous, always credit Haute Kippy with the original design and link to my blog when possible. Do not use my photographs to sell items. Do not copy, repost or distribute this pattern in part or in whole. Sharing paid patterns is a form of copyright infringement.

Original pattern “Sadie Boot Cuffs” copyright Haute Kippy by Bethany Sypolt Crochet Designs 2018

Pom Pom Boot Cuffs

Happy New Year! It's the beginning of my third year in the adventures of crochet and my second year blogging about them. Here for you, to ease your winter blues is my 11th original crochet pattern, and the first pattern of the new year, my Pom Pom Boot Cuffs!

I love winter time. I love snow, and I love wearing boots. I think it's safe to say I have boot cuff mania! I've been having so much fun re-sizing my Sweet Scallops boot cuff pattern and giving them to my friends. I even made tiny toddler sized boot cuffs for my little one. They are so small, so cute, and they work up so quickly, I made her pairs in six different colors! I just cant't get enough. So I sought to create a new original design, and when inspiration struck the Pom Poms were born. They're fun because the poofs on the design made me think of tiny little pom poms.

Initially, I had another name picked out, but while writing this, something told me to "google it". When I did, I discovered that what I intended to christen these cuffs was a reference to the unsavory in certain cultures. Yikes! (you can laugh, I am!) That would be just the kind of comical calamity to befall me, even if self-induced. When I read those salacious entries on Urban Dictionary I heard the voice of the legendary George Takei in my head saying "OH NO!". What had I gotten myself into? And I had already teased them on Facebook under that indecorous moniker! I hit save, ran to Facebook and edited the post. Needless to say, crisis averted. I wasn't even going to tell you but, it's too funny!

Now good and properly named, the Pom Pom Boot Cuffs are definitely cute, and super fluffy. They work up quick- even quicker in toddler size- and are very fun to make when you get the hang of the pattern. Once I started making them, I just couldn't stop.

I love the way these toddler sized cuffs look in the flecked yarn.

While working up the pattern, I got progressively more creative with them and introduced color changes. If you want to get fancy, switch colors on the pom poms to make them pop. The color combinations one could come up with are truly endless, and the possibilities are exciting.

A neon variegated with hot pink pom poms and edging detail in child size.

Worked with an H hook in any worsted yarn, these cuffs feature ribbing at the base, and then graduate into two rows of soft and puffy pom poms. A round of slip stitching at the top gives them an extra little something as a neat and tidy finishing detail. A very posh crocheter could employ an invisible join in the slip stitching round to make a seamless finish.

This heather gray in an adult size is cute too, though some may prefer the design just for juveniles because its so quirky and fun.

This is the first time I've included multiple sizes in one of my patterns. I've followed professionally written patterns like this before and I am pretty sure I've done it right. If not, I'm sure someone will be kind enough to chime in with a fix!

Now let's get started and pop out some pom poms...

If you make a pair be sure to share your work on my Facebook page, find me on Ravelry or leave a comment. I'm here to help with any questions you may have.

Happy Hooking!
xo- Bethany

Pom Pom Boot Cuffs Free Crochet Pattern:

Hook: H

Yarn: Worsted

Gauge: 2 Rows, 4 sts in HDC = 1”

Special Stitches:

Bobble Stitch - yo, insert hook into next st, yo, draw up loop, yo, draw thru two loops, *yo, insert hook into same st, yo, draw up a loop, yo, draw thru two loops*, repeat** two more times, (5 loops on hook) yo, draw thru all loops. Bobble will poof out behind work.

Sc inc- single crochet increase, make two sc in the the next st.

Resizing: Bobble pattern is a multiple of 3. For ribbing, 2 rows = 3 sts


Note: Pattern is written in three sizes, Toddler, Child and Adult. Stitch counts are denoted as follows: T (Ch, A). Simply make the appropriate number of stitches or rows for the size you wish to make when following the pattern.


Cuff:

Chain 7 (9, 12)

Row 1: hdc in the back bump of the third ch from hook, and in each ch across for a total of 5 (7, 10) sts, ch 2, turn.

Row 2: working in back loops only (blo), hdc in each st across, ch 2, turn. 5 (7, 10) sts total.

Rows 3-15 (17, 23): repeat row 2.

At end of last row, ch 1, bring ends together to form a tube, sl st across through blo and flo of both ends. 5 (7, 10) sl sts. Pivot the cuff with right side facing to work around the raw edge, ch 1, sl st evenly around (apx. 3 sts every 2 rows) for a total of 23 (26, 35) sl sts around. Ch 1, do not join.

Round 1: sc in the next st, and in each st around for a total of 23 (26, 35) sts. Join to first sc with a sl st, ch 1.

Round 2: sc (in same st as join, here and throughout) in the first st and in each of the next 4 (5, 8) sts, sc inc in the next st, sc in each of the next 4 (5, 8) sts, sc inc in the next st, sc in each of the next 4 (5, 8) sts, sc inc in the next st, sc in each of the next 4 (5, 7) sts, sc inc in the next st, sc in each of the remaining 3 (2, 0) sts, join with a sl st to the first sc, ch 1, turn. 27 (30, 39) total sts.

Round 3: sc in first st, bobble in the next st, *sc in each of the next 2 sts, bobble in the next st*, repeat ** around 9 (10, 13) times until 1 st remains, sc in the last st, join to first sc with a sl st, ch 1, turn.

Rounds 4-5: sc in each st around for a total of 27 (30, 39) sts, join with a sl st to the first sc, ch 1, do not turn.

Round 6: turn, repeat round 3.

Round 7: sc in each st around, join to first sc with a sl st, and then continue to sl st loosely around top of cuff, join to beg sl st, fo, weave in ends.

© Haute Kippy 2017

www.hautekippy.com

You may sell items made from this pattern, but please be courteous, always credit Haute Kippy with the original design and link to my blog when possible.

Original pattern "Pom Pom Boot Cuffs"  copyright Haute Kippy by Bethany Sypolt 2017

Guest Post- Sweet Scallops Boot Cuffs on Stitch and Unwind

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I'm so excited! I've just done my first ever guest post! I wrote for and debuted my newest pattern on the Stitch and Unwind crochet and knitting blog.

And, I'm so excited to share this adorable new pattern with you. I know you'll be clamoring to make multiple pairs of these sweet little boot cuffs.

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Now would you just look at these beautiful cuffs? They will look super cute in any color. You can make them with any worsted yarn and a G hook. They work up so soft and supple and have a distinctly feminine look which complements any outfit. I just love the way those little scallops peek out from under the boots!

I even made a mini-version for my daughter. The pattern is very easy to scale up or down for a custom fit in any size. I can't get enough of that Red Heart With Love Metallic yarn, it is so luscious looking!

Now, without any further ado, please click the link below to be redirected to the Stitch and Unwind blog where you can view and create the newest design from Haute Kippy, the Sweet Scallops Boot Cuffs.

Enjoy my guest post!
xo-Kip

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