Grab your FREE boot cuff knitting pattern! Knit them flat or in the round, you choose. Great stash busting knitting pattern! These boot cuffs use less than 1/2 skein of yarn or get 2 pairs out of 1 skein. :)

About:

Available Sizes: One

Size: 12″ – 15″ {30cm – 38cm} Calf Circumference

Pattern Format: Written Pattern, No Chart

Pattern Language: English

Skill Level: Beginner

PDF Format: Printer & Mobile Friendly

Techniques:

Knit in the Round OR Knit Flat {Back & Forth}

Knit & Purl Stitches

Sew Seam {Knit Flat Only}

Materials:

Yarn Weight: Super Bulky

Yardage: 45 – 50 yards {41 – 50 meters}

Suggested Yarn: Lion Brand Wool Ease Thick & Quick

Needle Size: US 11 {8mm} Knitting Needles with a 16″ {40cm} Cable, or DPNs {KITR}

Needle Size: US 11 {8mm} Knitting Needles {Knit Flat}

Extras: Stitch Marker, Two Buttons {optional}

I got my buttons from LindsayStreemDIY on Etsy

Details:

Measurements: 6″ W x 5 1/2″ {15cm x 14cm}

Gauge: 9.5 STS & 15 rounds per 4″ {10cm} square, knit in the pattern below

Weight: 2.65oz {75g}

Notes:

Not reversible.

Knit bottom up, however you can wear them either way.

Knit using the stockinette knit stitch.

Knit in the round with a circular needle.

I used HiyaHiya interchangeable needles with 3 1/2″ {9cm} tips.

When knitting in the round you’re always knitting the right side of your work.

CO loosely, making sure your stitches slide easily. Too tight of a stitch will make these difficult to knit in the round. The first couple of rounds will be a little tight, but it gets easier as you go.

Pattern, Knit In The Round:

CO 28 STS, PM, join in the round

Rounds 1-15: *K*

Round 16: BO loosely

Pattern, Knit Flat {Back & Forth}:

CO 28 STS

Row 1-15 {WS}: *P* {stockinette stitch}

Row 2-14 {RS}: *K* {stockinette stitch}

Row 16: BO loosely

Sew the side edges together

Both Patterns:

Optional: Add a button, or adornment of your choice :)

Weave in the ends.

Block, if desired.

Knit the second the same as the first.

Optional: If you find that the top and bottom curl too much for your liking, you can *K1, P1* on the first row and BO in the K1, P1 pattern.

Abbreviations:

* – * – repeat between *

BO – bind-off in pattern

CO – cast-on {long-tail cast-on method}

K – knit stitches {K1 means to knit 1 stitch}

KITR – knit in the round

P – purl stitches {P2 means to purl 2 stitches}

PM – place marker

RS – right side

STS – stitches

WS – wrong side

Gauge:

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