Granny Boot Cuffs - Make your Mum something fabulous this Mother's Day, Mini Mother's Day Series Part 1
Hello friends. I wanted to design something quick and easy, that would make a great Mother's Day gift and after making a pair of boot cuffs as part of a weekly CAL on Ravelry, I thought I would have a go at designing my own. You all know how I love a granny square and putting the two together, I came up with these super cute Granny Boot Cuffs. Then it occured to me, "why have only one Mother's Day gift idea?", so instead we will be having a mini series of patterns coming out over the next few weeks, so make sure you are subscribed and don't miss out on any posts.
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Granny Boot Cuffs
Materials
Stylecraft Batik DK in 2 colours
4mm (G) & 3.5mm (E) hook (sizes XS-S, XL)
3.5mm (E) & 3mm (C) Hook (size M-L)
Darning needle
Size
XS-S, M-L, XL
Ability
Intermediate
Abbreviations US Terms (UK conversion)
sc - single crochet (double crochet)
dc – double crochet (treble crochet)
ch – chain
sp - space
st(s) - stitch(es)
sk – skip
bl – back loop
mc – main colour
cc – contrast colour
Sizing: Measure
around your calf to find your correct size (measure the widest part of your calf
where you would like the cuffs to sit).
Size XS-S will fit 12-13 inches (30 -36cm), M-L will fit from
13-15 inches and XL will fit from 15-16 inches (36-41cm).
Other notes: Alternate
between mc and cc each round and join in new colours with a sl st, if you wish
to make in only 1 colour, sl st to corner sp when starting a new round. Size XS-S,
start with mc, sizes M-L & XL start with cc. Ch3 at start of round counts as dc (you may
replace with a standing st or chainless dc if you prefer). The larger sized hook is used for granny
squares and sc edge. The smaller hook is
used for the ribbing. Photos shown for M-L & XL sizes, there will
be no round 4 for size XS-S and you will start with mc for round 1.
Granny Square Make 8
With large hook ch4 and join with sl st to form ring.
Round 1 (Right side), Ch3, 2dc into ring, [ch2, 3dc
into ring] 3 times, ch2, join with sl st to top ch3.
Round 2 Join new colour in corner sp, ch3, 2dc in
same sp, ch2, 3dc in same sp, in next and every sp [3dc, ch2, 3dc], join with
sl st to top ch3.
Round 3 Join new colour in corner sp, ch3, 2dc in
same sp, ch2, 3dc in same sp, 3dc in each sp across sides, [3dc, ch2, 3dc] in each
corner sp, join with sl st to top ch3.
Round 4 (M-L & XL only) repeat round 3.
Joining squares
With wrong sides together sew or sl st 4 squares together to form a
tube.
Ribbing
Row 1 With right side facing, 3.5mm hook and mc, attach yarn at
any seam with a sl st, ch15, sc in 2nd ch from hook and in each
ch, sl st to next 2 sts along bottom of
granny square, turn.
Row 2 Sk both sl sts, sc in each st working in bl
only, turn.
Row 3 Ch1, sc in each st working in bl only, sl st
to next 2 sts along bottom of granny square, turn.
Repeat row 2 & 3 until you have worked around the entire
cuff. Do not fasten off. Turning work inside out, sl st both edges
together to join, fasten off.
With
mc and large hook, join with sl st to top of cuff inline with back seam. Ch1, sc in same place, sc in every st across,
join with sl st and fasten off and weave in ends.
Make another cuff to match...
These are so pretty! And the variegated yarn you used makes these really special. LOVE!
ReplyDeleteThank you, I have wanted to try out the Batik yarn for some time...
DeleteSo prettily made. If you added two more granny squares, they would make great fingerless mitts as well!
ReplyDeleteYou read my mind Sandra, the mitts pattern will follow...
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