How to Crochet a Cold Shoulder Bell Sleeve
Crocheting cold shoulder bell sleeves allows you to blend modern trends with vintage-inspired flair. These sleeves add interest and movement to your garments, making them ideal for evening wear, date nights, or adding a fashionable touch to everyday outfits.
Create an Ethereal Look with this Bell Sleeve Crochet Pattern
This unique modern crochet bell sleeve pattern! Learn how to crochet cable stitch and this ethereal bell sleeve here with our easy-to-follow pattern and free video tutorial!
Our pattern gives you all the steps to make this as easy as possible, plus fun facts to learn how to crochet and eventually make your own crochet tops!
This top is a beauty to wear for any occasion and the fabulous bows go with any bottom!
This pattern is for a size small, but if you are willing to measure, it can be used for any size.
Don't worry if you're a beginner, this easy-to-follow pattern and free video tutorial will guide you every step of the way, even if you've never crocheted cable stitch before
Get ready to step up your fashion game with this gorgeous crochet bell sleeve!
Understanding the Cold Shoulder Bell Sleeve Design
Cold shoulder bell sleeves are essentially constructed as two parts: the shoulder cut-out and the bell-shaped sleeve. Each part has its own unique shaping to create the final stylish look.
The Cold Shoulder Cut-Out
The cold shoulder cut-out is achieved by leaving an opening at the shoulder seam, exposing a small portion of the upper arm. This cut-out gives the sleeve its fashionable “cold shoulder” look, adding a modern element to the design.
- Positioning: The cut-out typically starts at the shoulder area and extends just below the top of the arm.
- Shaping: This cut-out is achieved by skipping stitches in a specific section and rejoining later on to continue with the sleeve.
The Bell Sleeve
The bell sleeve is the defining feature of this design, adding a touch of elegance and flow. The bell shape flares out towards the wrist, creating a loose and stylish look that pairs beautifully with the cold shoulder.
- Gradual Increase: To create the bell shape, increase stitches gradually as you work down from the shoulder toward the wrist.
- Length and Flare: You can customize the length and flare of the bell sleeve depending on your preference. A subtle flare offers a classic look, while a wider flare makes a bolder statement.
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