Crochet cuffs sleeve

Angelina on Instagram: "How to add a ribbed cuff? In this example, I’m attaching slip stitch (sl st) ribbing. One row per stitch. Row 1: Make a slip knot and attach the yarn to the first stitch on the sleeve. Ch your cuff length. You can change the number of chains depending on how long you want the cuff to be. Make 1 slip stitch in the second stitch from the hook, and 1 slip stitch in each chain. Then make 1 slip stitch in the next stitch on the sleeve edge. This is how we attached the row…

Every time we start a sleeve cuff, many of us wonder how to make decreases evenly for a professional look. 🤯 Here’s the method I use for my sweaters using 2 fpdc, 2 bpdc ribbing. 🫶🏻👌 ‼️When you...

Create your own unique crochet cuffs with this intermediate pattern. They are perfect to add an extra flair to outfits when worn with shirts and long sleeve...

video tutorial for this easy, knit-look, slip stitch cuff. Yes, it's crochet!

Do you struggle with the shaping of crochet sleeves? This post will teach you how to go about customising the shaping of crochet sleeves so you can crochet garments to suit your preferences. It talks about common sleeve shapes and how to achieve them and how to work out how many decreases or increases you add. Click to read more

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Jeļena Ņemčenko on Instagram: "How can you make your sleeves look professionally finished? 🧐 This method is easy and effective! 🤗 ‼️Before you start making the cuff, make decreases in the last two rows. I usually decrease every 5th double crochet stitch to make the sleeve look more elegant. Start making the cuff: ✅Chain 10, starting from the 2nd chain from the hook, work *9 single crochet to the end, then make 2 slip stitches to connect the cuff. ✅Turn, and starting from the 3rd…