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LOOM KNITTING: BOOT CUFF

Thick & Warm Rustic Boot Cuff...

all rights reserved, Nicole F. Cox, thismomentisgood.blogspot.com

all rights reserved, Nicole F. Cox, thismomentisgood.blogspot.com

If making these...remember they are thick so you'll need boots with space to accommodate them!  They are very warm and cozy...great for working outside or playing in the snow this winter. Plus, they look cute too!

Things You'll Need:


Blue Knifty Knitter Loom (or larger if you have wide calves)
Knitting Tool
Crochet Hook
(1) Skein Wool-Ease Chunky (6) Color:  Wheat


Pattern:


E-Wrap Cast on, Knit

Rows:

  1. Purl
  2. Knit
  3. Purl
  4. Knit
  5. Purl
Rows:
     6-16: knit

Rows:
     17-21: *p1,k1, repeat from *.

Chain two or x-stretchy bind off (make sure cuff stays stretchy before knotting off)
Weave in ends

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Disclaimer:  I have made every effort to ensure that these instructions are accurate and complete.  I cannot, however, be reponsible for human error, typographical mistakes, or variations in individual work.  I am not a professional pattern writer.  Although these
patterns have been tested by me, they are still considered test patterns because they have not been done by a large group of knitters. They are being shared free for this reason.  Please knit these patterns at your own risk.

Copyright, 2013, Nicole F. Cox, thismomentisgood.blogspot.com, all rights reserved.


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2 comments

Anonymous said...

Hi,
I have a question about rows 17-21. On these rows, are the rows purl one entire row then knit entire row repeat, or is each row alternate a P1 K1 P1 K1 etc. Sorry I am very new to loom kniting!

Nicole F. Cox said...

Hello, You will do 1 x 1 ribbing on rows 17-21, P1 peg, k1 peg, repeat to the end of the round.

The first border was done in garter stitch which is knit one round, purl one full round.

No need to apologize, we were all new at one time and questions help you learn. These blog posts are very old and I really didn't consider them formal patterns as I was just sharing what I was making so a lot of them are a little harder to follow compared to my newer patterns and blog posts. Have a great day and thank you for visiting my blog!

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