Wide, flared and ruffled sleeves have been one of 2018's hottest trends, especially elbow-length versions like this – which are super flattering, easy to move in and fun to wear! You can further customise Julia Claridge's no-pattern make by increasing or decreasing the extra gathering width on the ruffle to make this style work for you.
1 Cut all of the pieces as indicated in the cutting guide. Fold the back in half lengthways, right sides together. Measure 11cm from the fold on the upper edge and mark. From the top unfolded corner at the selvedge, measure down 3cm and mark. Draw a line between these points and cut to shape the shoulder. Repeat with the front piece.
2 On the back piece, folded in half, measure down 1.5cm along the folded edge and draw a slightly curved line to the first mark you made on the top edge (11cm in). Repeat on the front piece, beginning the curved line 10cm down from the folded edge to form the neckline.
3 Pin the sleeves right sides together and f