Published Pattern: Crochet Cuffs

I love this photo of the crochet boot cuffs I designed for Craftseller Magazine. The yarn is a particular favourite of mine – Shilasdair Luxury 4 ply – it is soft, warm and comes in beautiful shades. You might think boot cuffs or welly toppers are just a fashion fad, but believe me, they are cosy and stylish. Very quick to make, these are just the thing for spring walks in the sunshine. Craftseller issue 21 is in the shops now, well worth picking up a copy!

by Tracey on March 5, 2013 • Permalink

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Posted by Tracey on March 5, 2013

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Ali
/ March 5, 2013

OOh Tracey your boot cuffs do look soft and snuggly! What a great pattern! x

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lynnesknits
/ March 6, 2013

Another fab design Tracey – I love these (and the wellies too!) are the long and the top folds down?

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