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Knitted Boot Cuffs and Cowl Gift Sets

By Lorraine

Knitted Boot Cuffs with matching cowl, neck warmer are both warm, stylish and easy to make even for a beginner. Easy pattern and lovely made as gifts.
 I love when I find a project that goes quickly and doesn’t take a lot of time. Knitted boot cuffs is a quick project and they are both warm and stylish. The cuffs look great with casual or dressy boots and they make great gifts.
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Knitted Boot Cuffs with matching cowl, neck warmer are both warm, stylish and easy to make even for a beginner. Easy pattern and lovely made as gifts.

I got really into knitting this Christmas and enjoyed choosing yarn that I thought each recipient would like and that would match a coat or jacket. The pattern works up so quickly, you could make several pair as gifts.

 

 

Knitted Boot Cuffs with matching cowl, neck warmer are both warm, stylish and easy to make even for a beginner. Easy pattern and lovely made as gifts.
 Another easy knitting project is a cozy, neck cowl. Paired together, the boot cuffs and matching cowl is a stylish way keep warm during winter’s cold blast. Both the cowl and boot cuffs are great for beginner knitters.
Knitted Boot Cuffs with matching cowl, neck warmer are both warm, stylish and easy to make even for a beginner. Easy pattern and lovely made as gifts.

When the knitting is finished, print out labels using the landscape orientation on Word for nice looking packaging. Include the washing instructions so the recipient can care properly for their gifts.

Knitted Boot Cuffs with matching cowl, neck warmer are both warm, stylish and easy to make even for a beginner. Easy pattern and lovely made as gifts.
Here is the link to the pattern I used to make the boot cuffs. It is from Wake and Whimsey.
If you want your boot cuffs to be a little longer to tuck further into your boot, cast on a few more stitches.

Here is my pattern for making the cowl neck warmer. Make them in beautiful variegated or solid color yarns. If it is easier for you, don’t work the basket-weave pattern, but instead just follow the knit a row, pearl a row pattern, called the Stockinette Stitch.

As you can see in the photos below, I did both. Also, I didn’t always use bulky weight yarn. Slightly lighter weight yarn will produce a slightly smaller and tighter cowl, but not too small to fit an average neck size.

Knitted Cowl Pattern

pattern inspired by Jersey Shore Alpacas

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Yarn: bulky yarn

Size 10 needles or size recommended on yarn

Directions:

Cast on 65 stitches.
Rows 1-5: Knit entire row.
ROW 6: P across
ROW 7: K across
ROW 8-10 repeat row 6-7
ROW 11: K across increasing 1 stitch at midpoint of row (66)
ROW 12-16: repeat row 6-7
ROW 17: K across increasing 1 stitch at midpoint of row (67)
ROW 18-20: repeat row 6-7
ROW 21: K across increasing 1 stitch at midpoint of row (68)
ROW 22-30: repeat row 6 and 7
ROW 31-34: Knit across
ROW 35: Bind off leaving a length of yarn and sew sides together. Weave in loose ends.

Knitted Boot Cuffs with matching cowl, neck warmer are both warm, stylish and easy to make even for a beginner. Easy pattern and lovely made as gifts.
 

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Comments

  1. Adrienne says

    These are wonderful! I love the colors and yarns you used. You inspire me to make a few of these for gifts, too!
    ~Adrienne~

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  3. NanaDiana says

    You do such a nice job and what a GREAT gift idea. I love those boot toppers! Just so cute and the cowls are wonderful. Someday I really WILL learn to knit (and crochet). xo Diana

    Reply

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