Boot Cuffs Knitting Pattern
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They are great for beginners, using knit and purl stitches to create ribbing and stocking stitch.
The cuffs are knitted using a simple pattern and will keep you warm during the colder months when you wear your boots.
They are very versatile and can be made in a variety of colours.
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Boot Cuffs Knitting Pattern
The boot cuffs pattern is easy to follow, knitting in the round on circular needles.
This easy knitting pattern is great for any beginners who are learning how to knit, as it is a great project for learning the basic knitting stitches.
The boot cuff size can also be adapted if you want to make it smaller or larger, just measure the circumference of the recipient’s calf and adjust the number of stitches you cast on.
If you would like to make more knitted items for women, please take a look at the other patterns in the women’s knitting pattern library.
Skill Level – Easy
Gauge – 22 sts / 32 rows in stocking stitch / 4×4 inches/10×10 cm.
Materials
- 1 x 50g yarn – Rowan Felted Tweed in shade 157
- DK yarn
- yarn weight guide
Tools
- 4 mm (US 6) circular knitting needles 16″
- Stitch marker
- Scissors
- Darning needle.
Pattern Instructions
- Cast on 48sts (Small/Medium), 52sts (Large/XLarge)
- Place your marker and join in the round.
- Rows 1-10 K2, P2 (ribbing)
- Knit 14 Rows
- Then continue in K2, P2 ribbing for 10 rows.
- Cast off in rib.
- Weave in loose ends.
Abbreviations / Knitting Abbreviations List
- Approx = Approximately
- Beg = Begin(ning)
- Cont = Continue(ing)
- K = Knit
- P – Purl
- Rem = Remaining
- Rep = Repeat
- Rnd(s) = Round(s)
- St(s) = Stitch(es)
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