Crochet Bracelet Cuff – V-Stitch {free crochet pattern}

Cuffs are really popular right now, and I’m excited to have made my own that I can wear when, or if, we ever get out and go somewhere nice sans enfants. I’d freak if Grayson started grabbing on the flowers and ripped them clean off! For the 3-D flower pattern, click here.

By Sara McFall of My Merry Messy Life

• CH 7
• In the 3rd CH from the hook, DC
• CH 1
• Work another DC in the same space
• Skip 1 CH
• In the next CH, work another V-Stitch (DC, CH 1, DC)
• In the last space, DC
• *CH 2
• Work a V-Stitch in the CH 1 space below (between the 2 double crochets): DC, CH 1, DC
• Skip the next space
• Work another V-Stitch in the CH 1 space below
• Work a DC on the end at the top of the previous double crochet*
• Repeat from * until you have the length desired, which for my wrist with a size H crochet hook, was 10 rows.

Crochet A Button Loop at the end of the cuff:

• After the last row, CH 2.
• In the next space, which is the top of one of the V lines, work a HDC in the top 2 loops.
• In the next space, which is the CH 1 space in the middle of one of the V’s, work a HDC.
• CH 3 or 4, depending on how big your button or rosette button will be
• Skip 1 space – the space in between the two V’s and work a HDC
• In the next space, which is the CH 1 space in the middle of one of the V’s, work a HDC
• In the next space, which is the top of one of the V lines, work a HDC in the top 2 loops.
• Work a HDC in the last space
• Tie off, sew in ends

• CH 7
• In the 2nd CH from the hook, work 2 SC
• Work 2 SC in each CH all the way down
• It will spiral or curl by the end – work with that spiral to curl it into a rose shape. Sew the tail several times through the middle of the rose and sew it onto your cuff.

That’s it! Now you can go onto the next post to learn how to make the 3-D crochet flower.

Merry Crocheting!