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resurrected free pattern- Spokes Crochet Cuff

Spokes Cuff modeled

This pattern is was a popular freebie that I had posted on the old Kitchen Sink Dyeworks blog a few years back. I had gotten lost after a site crash, and I hadn’t had time to hunt down the old files until now. Rejoice, it lives again!

Spokes Cuff,  copyright 2009-2012, Mercedes Tarasovich-Clark

Yarn: fingering/sock weight remnants
Hook: size C/2.5mm
Gauge: 15 sts/7rows in double crochet=2″, gauge needn’t be exact, cuff length can easily be modified.
Notions: two buttons (use up those spare shirt buttons!), tapestry needle, sewing needle and thread

Finished size: 2.75″ wide by 7″ long, length can be adjusted to fit your wrist measurement

cuff closeup

Cuff-
Work medallion chart, or written directions below, for center of cuff.  The last partial round will bring you across one edge to begin cuff wrap-around.

Ch 4, join into round w slip st.

Round 1: ch 5, (tc, ch 1) 11 times, sl st into 4th ch of turning ch to join.

Round 2: ch 3, 2dc into ch space, ch 1, (3dc into ch space, ch 1) 11 times, sl st into 3rd ch of turning ch to join.

Round 3: ch 3, dc into each of next 2 dc, (ch 7, skip next 5 sts, dc into ea of next 3 dc, ch 2, dc into ea of next 3 dc) 3 times, ch 7, skip next 5 sts, dc into ea of next 3 dc, ch 2, sl st into 3rd ch of turning ch to join.

Round 4:ch 1, sc into next 2 dc, ([3 sc, hdc, ch2, hdc, 3 sc] along chain, 3 sc into next 3 dc, 2 sc into ch space, 3 sc into next 3 dc) repeat 3 times, [3 sc, hdc, ch2, hdc, 3 sc] along chain, 3 sc into next 3 dc, 2 sc into ch space, sl st into turning ch to join.

Round 5 (partial round): slip st into next 5 sc, sl st into next hdc, sl st into ch space, ch 1, 18 sc along edge.

Turn work to begin dc band.

Ch3, dc in each of next 17 sc, turn.
Ch3, dc in each of next 17 dc, turn.
Repeat last row until cuff measures 1″ less than total desired length. Cut yarn, fasten off.

Attach yarn at opposite edge, ch1, 18 sc along edge, turn.

Ch3, dc in each of next 17 sc, turn.
Ch3, dc in each of next 17 dc, turn.
Repeat last row until cuff measures total desired length, ending with a right side row, turn.
Ch1, sc in each of next 3dc, ch3, skip next 3 dc, sc in each of next 6 dc, ch3, skip next 3 dc, sc in each of next 3 dc, turn. Ch1, work one round of single crochet around entire outer edge of cuff, join to beginning of round with slip stitch.  Cut yarn and fasten off.  Weave in all ends.  Using sewing needle and thread, sew buttons in place on long end of cuff, opposite buttonholes.

Spokes Cuffs flat

crochet cuffs buttons

Copyright notice: This pattern is made available free for your personal use or gift giving.  Please do not sell items made from this pattern or post the pattern instructions to any other site.

  • Millie D

    Awesome! Made one of these today 🙂

    • http://www.kitchensinkdyeworks.com/ Mercedes

      🙂 Great!

  • Millie D

    I showed it off (my finished cuff) to my favorite yarn company in NYC- and she shared it on her Facebook page- so many people were LOVING it!!! 🙂 Sent them this link for the pattern!!!

    • http://www.kitchensinkdyeworks.com/ Mercedes

      Thanks, Millie!

  • Lillyvette Montalvo

    Sweeeeeet!!!!!

    • http://www.kitchensinkdyeworks.com/ Mercedes

      I’m glad you like it!

  • Nida

    Please guide, when i made this so many people wanted to buy it from me, but i cant seel it as per your instructions so what to do??

    • Jen

      Legally, you can sell it b/c only the pattern is copyrighted, not the finished project.

      • http://www.kitchensinkdyeworks.com/ Mercedes

        Hi Jen, it would be nicer to let me answer for myself as to how I would like my patterns to be used in regards to copyright. What you can do and what is the nice thing to do can be two different things.

    • http://www.kitchensinkdyeworks.com/ Mercedes

      Nida,

      Thanks for asking, I appreciate it. I prefer that people do not sell items made from my patterns. I do allow sales of finished items if it to raise fund for charity, as long as folks send a link to the fundraiser page.

      Thanks for taking the time to ask, and I’m glad you enjoy the pattern!

  • aissa2

    wow! Drama over a pattern, folks are bootlegging music and movies. Pinky Swear? Love the pattern and hope folks do what they promise you they will do with the pattern. Have a most Blessed day, whichever day you happen to read this response. 

  • Sabrina

    Is there any way I would be allowed to sell a few of these cuff when I make them, if I include a link to the pattern and give full credit for it to you in the Etsy listing? I’d also let you know when the item was listed so you could take a look at the listing to ensure everything is in order. Let me know what you think!

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  • amany

    pretty , keep going 🙂

  • Annie Stout

    prefect! Can’t wait to try this pattern. It will help cover my wrist tattoo for work. Thanks!!

    • http://www.kitchensinkdyeworks.com/ Mercedes

      What a handy use for it! Be sure to share your finished creations in the Mercedes Knits Ravelry group; I’d love to see what you make. http://www.ravelry.com/groups/mercedes-knits

  • iclal

    çok tatlı ellerinize sağlık 🙂

  • Purple Ng

    Lovely design! and so easy to make.
    Thank you!

    I don’t get on ravelry. I’ve tagged you on flickr with my work so you can see it~

    i’ve also linked your design on my blog.. hope you won’t mind. cheers~!

  • http://www.facebook.com/kim.oltenberger Aiwana Jaing Mai’Naim

    ooh, looks nice. cant wait to try it out! thanx

  • Betty Rubble

    This is amazing! You are very talented and appreciated as well for sharing. Thank you!

  • Erzsebet Bogyo

    they look great – I like the middle one best with this pattern 🙂

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  • Emily Youngker

    Just made one with size 10 crochet thread. Came out really cute! Thanks for the pattern.