free crochet pattern | oh my cuff

Edited: September 2026

The Oh My Cuff pattern is now available as a plain text pattern, a photo tutorial or a video tutorial. All are accessible from within this post so pick your favourite way to learn, grab some yarn, a hook and some buttons or beads for fastening.

VIDEO TUTORIAL

First get yourself some yarn and a hook, any size yarn will work, just make sure your hook is the correct size for your yarn. The pattern uses Rico Essentials Cotton DK and a 3.5mm crochet hook. Mercerised cotton does lend itself to this pattern, being more hardwearing than regular cotton so other options are:

Scheepjes Catona | 4ply and lots of colour/ball size options.

Patons 100% Cotton DK | 100g of cotton.

King Cole Giza Cotton 4ply | has a particular nice mustard colour called Amber.

PHOTO TUTORIAL IN UK TERMINOLOGY

1. chain 4.

2. slip stitch through first chain to form loop and chain 3.

3. into the loop work 2tr, 3ch, 3tr.

4. now chain 3 and turn.

5. work 3tr, 3ch, 3tr into the 3 chain space.

6.  then chain 3 and turn again.

Repeat steps 4 and 5 until you reach your desired length, 13 or 14 repeats works up to an average size but it all depends on your wrist size and/or how you want it to look.

// PATTERN // UK TERMINOLOGY

With your yarn and 3.5mm hook, ch4 and join with a ss to form a loop.

Row 1. ch3, into the loop work 2tr, 3ch, 3tr, turn.

Row 2. ch3, (3tr, 3ch, 3tr) into ch3 space, turn.

Repeat Row 2 for pattern, working to your desired length (approx. 13 or 14 repeats).

Optional - to create button loop, finish your last treble, turn, and then ss to the ch3 space, once in that space ch8 and ss back into the other side of the space.

Break off yarn, sew in ends.

// PATTERN // US TERMINOLOGY

With your yarn and 3.5mm hook, ch4 and join with a ss to form a loop.

Row 1. ch3, into the loop work 2dc, 3ch, 3dc, turn.

Row 2. ch3, (3dc, 3ch, 3dc) into ch3 space, turn.

Repeat Row 2 for pattern, working to your desired length (approx. 13 or 14 repeats).

Optional - to create button loop, finish your last dc, turn, and then ss to the ch3 space, once in that space ch8 and ss back into the other side of the space.

Break off yarn, sew in ends.

FINISHING

You can finish your cuff with a ribbon, button or chunky beads (see photo above).