Crochet easy beautiful boot cuffs DIY tutorial
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- Опубліковано 19 жов 2024
- These are easy to crochet boot cuffs that will add style to your outfit, or make the perfect gift. Hit like and subscribe for more of my easy to follow crochet video tutorials.
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Thank you so much for this tutorial! You do a great job being clear and repeating the steps, a lot of tutorials don't repeat and as a beginner crocheter that makes it so much easier. My boot cuff came out beautiful!
Hi Julie! You are very welcome! :)
What a great instructor you are. You explain everything so good. You are just wonderful!!!!
+Lynn Rouse . Thank you for the nice compliment!! :)
Just wanted to thank you for your pattern and video instructions. I had never made boots cuffs before and am just in my first year of crocheting! Your video was perfect for making these so easy!! My pair is done and my college Freshman daughter is thrilled!!! Thanks again!!
+Celia Jackson . You are very welcome! I am so happy to hear that you were able to follow my video tutorial, and that your daughter loved them! :)
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Thank you SO much for your tutorials! I've always wanted to learn to crochet after watching my grandmother do it, and she was a pro at it, like you! I created these boot cuffs as my first real project and they turned out lovely. I am going to do more of your projects! I've watched other tutorials and yours, by far, have been the easiest to follow, so, thank you! Bravo! ☺
+Monica Holman . You are very welcome! Thank you so much for your nice compliment!! :)
I simply adore Helen May Crochet!!
Suggestion: Let's make sure to let the ad play and not skip. By doing so, it helps Helen May, or all youtubers and it's really not much effort to say "Thank You" for providing a free pattern with visual instruction.💗
Thank you Stephanie! I really appreciate it! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! :)
I just finished two sets of these boot cuffs, using Red Heart Boutique, in the color Tapestry, I used a J hook. They turned out beautiful, I am so pleased with this pattern, and will be making many more of them. Thank you so much for doing this video, it's wonderful.
+Deborah Brown . Hi Deborah! You are very welcome! I am so happy that they came out beautiful!! :)
Thank you, I love this boot cuff, and your video made it very easy to do and understand. Making this for my daughter, and daughter in-law.
+Deborah Brown . Hi Deborah! You are very welcome!! Have a beautiful day!! :)
Hi HelenMay I really like your viedio on this boot cuff. Very nice and your instructions were very easy to follow. Will be excited to view the other things you do. Judy
Hi Judy! Thank you very much! :)
Thank you so much for your time to create this video! It's really clear and the cuffs are lovely. You're a star.
You are very welcome! :)
Awesome tutorial. Thanks so much for this. I will be doing this for me and my 3 year old daughter.
These r so cute I made them in a pinkish beige color and it was fast and even faster for the second cuff!! Thank you so much!!
You are very welcome! I am happy that they turned out great for you!! Have a beautiful day! :)
you are so awesome, some people on here crochet so fast that you can't even see what they are doing! You are wonderful and I have subscribed to your channel.....thanks for the great instruction.
+Kathy Thomasson . You are very welcome!!! :)
THANK YOU .. This was awesome and sooo easy and cute.
+jonkjon1959 . You are very welcome!!!
My "fan stitch" looks like a blob LOL! I am determined to make these,,,,so easy to follow and love the way you connect the circle/round at the beginning. I will have to practice at the maneuvering around the "fan" part but it's fun. Thank you for sharing this tutorial.
Hi Toby! Thank you very much. Let me know if you have continued difficulties. I can help you on Facebook messenger. Just send me pictures of where you are having difficulties and I can help you through it. I would have to let you know when I have time to help. :) Happy Crocheting! :)
Just made these. Great tutorial!!!!! Thanks!!!!!
You are welcome!! :)
Love them! Thank you!!!
You are so welcome!
LOL,you are probably tired of my comments, but cant get over how awesome and simple you make these for us to follow along
Thank you Sassy Sales! :)
p,s i am gonna do a set of your flip mittens with this pattern and a scarf :)
@@sassysales4288 I hope that you will share a finished picture of your crochet work with me on Facebook or my blog. I would love to see the set. :)
@@helenmaycrochet8411 where are you on fb,
@@sassysales4288 Here is the direct link to my Facebook page: facebook.com/groups/1603416073308144/?ref=bookmarks
Here is the direct link to my blog: www.Helenmaycrochet.com
Making this right now,thank u!!! This would be a great hat
Loved it! Thank you very much for take the time to show us how to do it ;)
+Irma Enriquez . You are very welcome! :)
Thank you, love this pattern
is there a written pattern love the video and really clear for your direction i very slow tho and i have to keep stopping it that why i was asking for written pattern
+Debra Edwards . Thank you Debra. I don't have any written patterns for my video tutorials. I don't have experience writing patterns, and I have so many crochet projects that I work on that recording on video is the easiest way for me to share with other people. Have a wonderful day and thank you again for the nice compliment! :)
Thank you very much for the quick reply
Great tutorial absolutely perfect.
Thank you Jan! :)
I have a question regarding stitch count. You mentioned that you used 40 stitches to start, but what are the multiples if I need I make in a different size, so my shells come out and I have the correct number of stitches. I hope I'm making sense.
I love this tutorial and have to say you truly are the absolute Best teacher I have ever seen!! Thank you so very much for this great tute!
+Beth Nicholas. Hi Beth! Thank you very much for the nice compliment! I tested a small sample by increasing in increments of 3 and it worked well. Let me know if you run into any troubles. You could also start out smaller in the lower part of the boot cuff and increase higher up in the calf, before you start doing your shells. When you have completed your double crochets for the length you want before the shells, you can do increase rounds to the size you need for the decorative shells. For example, 1sc in 2 stitches, 2sc in the third stitch, and repeating that pattern around until you have the size you need for around the calf. If you have difficulty with this, let me know the size you are trying to achieve, and I will help you with it. I hope that you have a great day!
+HelenMay Crochet Thank you for your reply! I appreciate your kind help.
Beth
+Beth Nicholas .You are very welcome! :)
Did your yarn suggest a J hook or did you go up or down a size. If I use a different type of yarn/brand, I need to know which hook to use. Love this video ! My sister wants boot cuffs and I sent her 8 options and she choose this one as her favorite ! Thank you !
+Frances Downey . Hi Frances! I let you know all of the materials and hook that you need in the beginning of the video tutorial. Happy New Year!!!
+HelenMay Crochet no she was saying you said which crochet hook you used, but didn't say what weight yarn you used. Sometimes the yarn says size 5mm hook but people use a 6mm, so that's why she was asking.
Hi Tails! I also explain the type of yarn I used in the beginning of the video tutorial. Yes, the yarn sometimes has a free pattern with a size hook to use, but you can use different sized hooks depending on the pattern used. I appreciate your input. Have a wonderful day!!
Is it possible to do this as a long sock/footsie but still add the boot cup? If so then how many stitches would it be? I'm going to need this badly since NY is getting cold! Btw love your work! It's well explained for me ( I'm a beginner at this)
+Poshie Po , Yes, but you would have to wear them over your jeans/pants. Here is a link to a free sock pattern my Lion Brand that I think you would like for the bottom portion: www.canadianliving.com/crafts/crochet/basic_crocheted_socks.php
Hi… thank you for this tutorial. Have you ever done this pattern for earwarmer/headbands? Can this be done? I would live to have my cuffs match my headband. Thanks!
Hi Nel! I made a crochet baby headband using the same crochet stitch as I did for these crochet boot cuffs. You would just make it larger for an adult: ua-cam.com/video/PJGBoZ-Zfyo/v-deo.html
Excellent tutorial for a beginner like me. Thank you so much!
Love those!!
love the tutorial!!! but i was wondering what are the measurements of your finished product? particularly interested in the width
Hi Erica! Thank you very much! Mine are Length 5.5" by width 7."
Ok then I Did it right, they looked big to me compared to yours but we are good😊 thank you so much for the info and quick response
You are very welcome! If you want them smaller, the crochet shell needs a multiple of 3. :)
Thank you so much !
You are very welcome! :)
Great tutorial. I will keep tying but ended up taking mine apart after the shells because it kept getting wider and wider as I went .... ugghh... Hope I can get it right because these are adorable.
+Kim Whittaker . Hi Kim! The key is to keep the crochet shells above each other. You can let me know where your problem is, and I could do a pictorial for your problem area on my google+ blog. :)
+HelenMay Crochet Thanks! I figured out what I was doing wrong. when doing the shell I was counting the hole under the shell as the skipped space which created too many shells. One down and one to go! Thanks!!!!!
That is great! :)
I'm working on making these boot cuffs as xmas gifts, looks like such a great pattern. I have a question, how many dc should you have in a row? I have 40, but when I do the next step, I have 3 spaces instead of two when I finish the round.
Hi Linda! When I made the video tutorial, I chained 40, but when I made the additional chain 3 and then made a double crochet into the 4th chain from the hook, I changed the stitch count to 41. If you followed me in the video tutorial, then you may have had 3 spaces instead of 2, but you could still slip stitch and join, and it wouldn't be noticeable. However, to end with only 2 spaces, then you need to get a stitch count of 40 (or multiple of 4). To do this, make a chain of 39, and then make the additional chain 3 and make a double crochet into the 4th chain from the hook. This should give you a true stitch count of 40. Please let me know if you need any additional help. :)
Thank you for your responses. I will try your recommendations and advise if I need anything further. 😊
You are very welcome! Have a beautiful day! :)
When you say to chain 40 or "however long you need for it to fit around your calf"...... it would've been nice to know it needed to be in multiples of 3. On row 6 when I completed the shells, I found this out the hardy way and had to completely start over.
Hi LovelyOne625! Sorry to hear that happened to you. I have posted your comment so others hopefully won't have the same thing happen. Thank you so much for your input. Have a beautiful day!
Thank you for sharing your experience. I know how important to know the sets are
Does anyone know the answer?
@@helenmaycrochet8411 what is the answer? What multiples should we work with?
@@lorenzadeieso5841 multiple of 3. :)
Very nice
Thank you for sharing
You are welcome! I am glad you liked it!!
is there a left handed version of this stitch I love it cant figure out the cross thing
+Ronda Dawson . I don't have a left handed version. Sorry about that.
Hello how am I I'm Mona from Morocco love the way you work simplified and easy way I want from you can request operated leg warmers and thank you for your explanation beautiful
Hi Mona! You are very welcome! I have two You Tube video tutorials for leg warmers. Here is the tutorial for adult crochet leg warmers: ua-cam.com/video/n34tJzZtaw8/v-deo.html. Here is the tutorial for child crochet leg warmers: ua-cam.com/video/DNHhLicn7PU/v-deo.html
+HelenMay Crochet Thank you very much for the quick reply
Can this be changed into a leg warmer? If so, which part do I continue to do to make it longer?
Hi Janice!! This crochet boot cuff can be changed into a leg warmer. You will be crocheting from the bottom up. So, just continue to crochet until you have completed the length that you would like. Leave approximately 2 inches for the top of the leg warmer design. :)
This is a really cute cuff but, What size calf is this for? Not every person can wear the same size. Can you provide a hook size needed for altering to size needed?..& a reference for various calf sizes etc to chose from?
Hi Diane! I found this link to a site for you: 3.bp.blogspot.com/-JGZBbqbMlzE/Vc6FPA9swZI/AAAAAAAAHAw/5A8lRcNdX7w/s1600/Boot%2BCuff%2BSizing%2Bgraphic.jpg
The shells are multiples of 3. Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! :)
Thank you for the additional info requested!...it will come in handy!! Merry Christmas!!
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How many shells should one have after completing the first she'll round? This is very confusing. I have seven shells. I'm not sure if that's right.
Hi Persida G! 7 shells are fine, as long as each subsequent row has 7 shells as well. :)
+HelenMay Crochet ty. I ended up with 8. It looks good. Ty for the quick reply!!!!!
Oh good! You are very welcome! :)
In case you guys dont know you can change the speed on all videos to slow it down. Click on the 3 dots at the top of the screen. Hope this helps
Hi Michelle! Thank you for the helpful tip! :)
Hi Helen, why didn't you make a ring with the 40 ch and then start your DC from there? You just have to be careful not to twist the ring.
+smoggy tyson . Hi Smoggy Tyson! Yes, I used to do it that way, but I found it much easier to do it the other way. You could absolutely do it the other way, if you prefer. Have a wonderful superbowl Sunday!!! Happy Crocheting. :)
What size/type of yarn are you using?
dimplez1ish In the beginning of the video, I go over the type of yarn I used. :)
Is there a way to make this child size?!!
+Kristin Bowden .Yes, just make a chain the size of the child's calf (I would work in multiples of 3). :)
I tried making these and the top flared way out. Not sure what I did wrong. Anyone know?
Hi Jenny, it sounds like you added more shells. If you would like assistance, you can send me pictures and messages on my public Facebook page: facebook.com/helenmaycrochet/?ref=bookmarks
I love your pattern, and I just subscribed to you, but I find it very annoying that you have to explain every single double crochet.
+Laura Pietronave . Thank you very much! I am trying to find a balance. I have found that it is very hard to please everyone...lol...Some people think I don't explain enough, but you are the first to mention about the double crochets. I will try and remember that in future videos. I appreciate all helpful critiques. Have a great day! :)
Thank you. I really do love your patterns. And I do understand about the pleasing every body. It's just never going to happen, sooo sad.
:) Thank you so much!
@Laura I agree. By the time you're done with your first 5 rows of double crochet and you start on the fans, you'll probably have got the hang of the double crochet so no reason to explain every DC thereafter. That being said, I did enjoy the pattern, never knew about the reverse fan, I've only done the first 3 DC of the fan, never the 4 extra ones. Nice!
@@helenmaycrochet8411 i just fast forward to next step,