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This super-bulky knit placemat is intentionally designed as a first knitting project and has been used successfully by kids and adult beginners learning to knit. The pattern limits techniques to one stitch (garter stitch), uses a flat rectangular shape, and works with thick yarn so stitches are easy to see and common beginner mistakes are avoided. There is no shaping, no stitch pattern changes, and no decisions to make once you begin knitting.

This article explains how to knit a super-bulky placemat, with step-by-step instructions suitable for complete beginners. You will knit a simple rectangle in garter stitch (knit every row), then bind off and weave in your ends to create a sturdy, usable placemat.

On this page: About · Materials · Gauge · Printable PDF · Instructions · Care · Sharing

About This Super-Bulky Knit Placemat

The super-bulky placemat is Project 2 in the guided kids’ lessons here at PurlsAndPixels.

This placemat is designed to feel simple and doable. You will repeat the knit stitch over and over, and the fabric will grow quickly because the yarn is thick. When you are done, you will have a sturdy placemat you can use at the table, for crafts, or as a cozy landing spot for snacks and hot cocoa.

This pattern is knit flat in garter stitch (knit every row). There is no shaping, no color changes, and no tricky steps. It is a great way to practice tension and learn how to make neat edges.

Materials

Knitting Needles

16-inch (41 cm) long US No. 13 (9 mm) circular needle (or size needed to obtain gauge)

Yarn

Two 106-yard (6-ounce) skein of super-bulky (No. 6) yarn* (shown in Wool-Ease Thick and Quick by Lion Brand Yarn “Bluegrass”), in your choice of color).

• One placemat uses approximately 123.7 yards (7.0 oz. or 1.2 skeins)

*Weights estimated with Wool Ease Thick & Quick by Lion Brand Yarn; other yarn weights may vary.

Notions

• Measuring tape
• Darning needle
• Scissors

Gauge

10 stitches x 18 rows = 4 x 4 inches in Garter Stitch on No. 13 (9.0 mm) needles. Gauge is typically measured in stockinette stitch, but this project uses garter stitch throughout, so gauge is measured in garter stitch to reflect the finished fabric. Exact gauge is not critical for this project.

Abbreviations

k = knit

Skills used

This super-bulky knit placemat is a great first flat project because it is simple, fast, and easy to see as it grows.

To make the super-bulky knit placemat, you’ll only need to know how to:

• Cast on
• Knit stitch
• Bind off
• Weave in loose ends

If you need help, there are instructions and video tutorials here on PurlsAndPixels for every step you’ll take.

This placemat is knit in garter stitch, which means you will knit every stitch in every row. Repeating the same motion over a wide piece like this is a great way to build confidence and get comfortable with even tension across the row.

Try to keep your stitches snug, but not tight. They should slide easily on the needle so you can insert your needle into each loop without forcing it. This pattern is a simple place to practice finding that balance.

Want to knit along with me? I’ve linked a video lesson that shows the full project from cast on to finishing. 🧶

Instructions: Super-Bulky Knit Placemat

(12 inches [30.48 cm] x 18 inches [45.72 cm] or desired length)

Use the long tail cast on. Knit flat, turning after each row.

Row 1: Cast on 30 stitches. (30 stitches) Turn.

Rows 2 – 84: k 30. (30 stitches) Turn. [Work should measure approximately 18 inches at this point.]

Row 85: Bind off loosely.

Cut yarn, leaving an 8-inch (20.32-cm) tail, and pull through. Weave in ends. Block if desired.

Save or print this pattern

Get the PDF version of this Super-Bulky Placemat Knitting Pattern.

Care

If you use the materials called for in the pattern, your final product will be machine washable. To keep your placemats looking their best, hand wash or machine wash separately on delicate cycle in cold water. Lay flat to dry. 

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Copyright, Sharing, and Selling Finished Items

©2026, Liz Chandler of PurlsAndPixels.

This pattern is for personal use, gifting, and charitable donation of completed items. You may also sell handmade items created using this pattern. Do not copy this pattern and distribute it. If you’d like to share the pattern, refer your friends to my website, purlsandpixels.com so they may obtain a copy.

If you find any errors or have any questions, email purlsandpixels@gmail.com and I will do my best to help.

I’d love to see your finished work! Tag your photos with @PurlsAndPixels on Twitter or Instagram.

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by Liz Chandler @PurlsandPixels

Looking for a fast and festive knit? The Chunky Ghost Hat Free Knitting Pattern is a cozy, one-hour project perfect for Halloween or chilly fall days. Made with super bulky yarn and big needles, this hat is soft, spooky, and surprisingly simple. Knit one while you settle in with your favorite scary movie and a warm drink.

One time, when I was little, my dad was put in charge of Halloween costumes. He showed up to the store late, and the only thing left were clown wigs. My brother and I were terrified for all the wrong reasons, but we wore them anyway. They were itchy, plasticky, and ridiculous. This hat is for anyone who’s been there: short on time but still determined to have some Halloween spirit. 👻

This chunky ghost hat has personality. Its wavy bottom edge looks like the fluttering feet of a friendly ghost, and the button eyes give it a playful face that says “boo.” It’s simple, forgiving, and perfect for beginners who want quick results without complicated stitches.

How this Chunky Ghost Hat Free Knitting Pattern is Made

This easy Ghost Hat is knit seamlessly in the round. You’ll use super bulky yarn and circular knitting needles to knit the hat from the bottom, up. When you’ve finished knitting, the hat brim will curl naturally. Just add three buttons (or felt circles) to make eyes and a little surprised mouth.

You will need to know how to:

• cast on,
• knit in the round,
• make a knit stitch,
• draw yarn tightly through remaining stitches,
• weave in loose ends on hat tops, and
• weave in the cast on tail for a round project.

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Materials

Yarn

One 108-yard (3.5 ounce) skein of super bulky weight yarn* (shown in Bernat Softee Chunky yarn in the color “White”), in your choice of color.

• Baby size uses about 27.8 yards (0.9 ounces)
• One-Size-Fits-Most uses about 64.8 yards (2.1 ounces)

*Weights estimated with Bernat Softee Chunky yarn; other yarn weights may vary. Weight does not include gauge swatch.

Needles

Short Circular Needles
• 16-inch (41cm) long US No. 13 (9.0 mm) circular needle (or size needed to obtain gauge)

Notions

• A stich marker
• A measuring tape
• A darning needle
• Two matching black buttons and one smaller button (for eyes and mouth)

Gauge

7 stitches and 12 rows in stockinette stitch = 4 inches by 4 inches square. Learn how to check your gauge in this free knitting lesson.

Abbreviations

• k = knit

Instructions: Baby Size Chunky Ghost Knit Hat        

(10.5-inch to 16-inch [26.67-cm to 40.64-cm] head circumference)

Use the Long-Tail Cast On method. Knit in the round.

Row 1: Cast on 20 stitches. (20 stitches)

Row 2: Join the round (taking care not to twist stitches) and k 20. (20 stitches)

Rows 3 – 21: k 20. (20 stitches) [Work should measure 6 inches at this point.]

Cut yarn, leaving an 8-inch tail. With a darning needle, draw yarn tightly through the remaining 20 stitches. Weave in ends.

On the body of the hat, arrange the two larger buttons to look like eyes and the small button to look like a mouth. Sew on with thread or yarn that matches the buttons. For baby size, try to use safety buttons, crochet black circles, or felt pieces. (Never let babies play with an item that has regular buttons; they could choke.)

Instructions: One-Size-Fits-Most Chunky Ghost Knit Hat     

(16-inch to 25-inch [40.64-cm to 63.5-cm] head circumference)

Use the Long-Tail Cast On method. Knit in the round.

Row 1: Cast on 32 stitches. (32 stitches)

Row 2: Join the round (taking care not to twist stitches) and k 32. (32 stitches)

Rows 3 – 33: k 32. (32 stitches) [Work should measure 11 inches at this point.]

Cut yarn, leaving an 8-inch tail. With a darning needle, draw yarn tightly through the remaining 20 stitches. Weave in ends.

On the body of the hat, arrange the two larger buttons to look like eyes and the small button to look like a mouth. Sew on with thread or yarn that matches the buttons.

Printable Ghost Hat PDF Knitting Pattern

Care

If you use the materials called for in the Chunky Ghost Hat Free Knitting Pattern, your final product will be machine washable. To keep your Ghost Hat looking its best, hand wash or machine wash separately on delicate cycle in cold water. You may tumble dry on low heat or lay flat to dry.

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©2025, Liz Chandler of PurlsAndPixels.

This pattern is for personal use, gifting, and charitable donation of completed items. You may also sell handmade items created using this pattern. Do not copy this pattern and distribute it. If you’d like to share the pattern, refer your friends to my website, purlsandpixels.com so they may obtain a copy.

If you find any errors or have any questions, email purlsandpixels@gmail.com and I will do my best to help.

I’d love to see your finished work! Tag your photos with @PurlsAndPixels on Twitter or Instagram.

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This super-bulky candy toy pillow is intentionally designed as a final confidence-building project for beginner knitters and has been used successfully by kids and adult beginners completing their first series of knitting projects. The pattern limits techniques to the knit stitch, uses simple tube construction worked in the round, and works with thick yarn so stitches remain easy to see while reinforcing consistency over a longer piece. There is no purling, no stitch pattern changes, and no shaping during the main body of the project.

This article explains how to knit a super-bulky candy-shaped toy pillow, with step-by-step instructions suitable for complete beginners. You will knit a tube in the round using only the knit stitch, stuff the pillow, and tie the ends closed to create a soft, playful toy pillow that feels substantial and rewarding to finish.

On this page: About · Materials · Gauge · Printable PDF · Instructions · Care · Sharing

About This Super-Bulky Candy Pillow Toy

This toy is designed to feel simple and doable. The tube grows quickly, the stitches are easy to see, and the finishing steps are straightforward. When you are done, you will have a soft candy-shaped pillow that can be used for pretend play, room decor, or a silly gift.

This pattern is knit in the round using only the knit stitch. There is no sewing. You will close the ends by tying them with yarn, then fluff the center into shape.

Materials

Knitting Needles

16-inch (41 cm) long US No. 13 (9 mm) circular needle (or size needed to obtain gauge)

Yarn

One 106-yard (6-ounce) skein of super-bulky (No. 6) yarn* (shown here in Wool-Ease Thick and Quick by Lion Brand Yarn “Hudson Bay” and “Bluegrass“), in your choice of color).

• One pillow toy uses about 106 yards (6 ounces)

*Weights estimated with Wool Ease Thick & Quick by Lion Brand Yarn; other yarn weights may vary.

Stuffing

A soft fiber toy/pillow filling like PolyFil.

Notions

• Stitch Marker
• Measuring tape
• Darning needle
• Scissors

Gauge

10 stitches x 18 rows = 4 x 4 inches in garter stitch on No. 13 (9.0 mm) needles.
Gauge is typically measured in stockinette stitch, and because this toy is worked in the round using only the knit stitch, the finished fabric is stockinette. However, gauge is measured in garter stich here for consistency with the other kids’ knitting patterns. Exact gauge is not critical for this project.

Abbreviations

k = knit

Skills Used

This super-bulky candy pillow toy is a great early project because it is simple, fast, and easy to finish.

To make the super-bulky candy pillow toy, you’ll only need to know how to

If you need help, there are instructions and video tutorials here on PurlsAndPixels for every step you’ll take:

• Cast on
• Work in the round on circular needles
• Knit stitch
• Bind off in the round
• Weave in loose ends
• Stuff the Toy (watch the video below)

This toy is knit in the round using only the knit stitch. Repeating the same motion over a short project like this is a great way to build confidence and get comfortable with tension.

Try to keep your stitches snug, but not tight. They should slide easily on the needle so you can insert your needle into each loop without forcing it. This pattern is a simple place to practice finding that balance.

Want to knit along with me? I’ve linked a video lesson on this page that shows the full project from cast on to finishing. 🧶

Instructions: Super-Bulky Knit Candy Pillow Toy

(When complete, the toy will be about 12 inches long x 6 inches tall x 6 inches wide.)

Knit the Toy:

Use the Long-Tail Cast On method. Knit in the round.

Row 1: Cast on 32 stitches. (32stitches)

Row 2: Join the round (taking care not to twist stitches) and k 32. (32stitches)

Rows 3 – 47: k 32. (32stitches) [Work should measure 17inches at this point.]

Row 48: Bind off loosely. Cut yarn, leaving an 8-inch (20.32-cm) tail, and pull through. Weave in ends. Block if desired.

Stuff the Toy:

(video instructions)

Clip two 17-inch-long pieces of yarn from the ball.

Measure about 4 inches from the end of the work, then tie up one end of your pillow with one of the yarn pieces.

Put stuffing inside the knitted tube and fluff to make a round center.

Using the second piece of yarn, tie the remaining open end closed about 4 inches from the edge of the work.

Fluff your pillow into shape and you are all finished!

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Get the PDF version of this Candy Pillow Toy Knitting Pattern.

Care

Care depends on your yarn and stuffing. Most super-bulky acrylic yarns can be spot cleaned or gently hand washed and laid flat to dry. If this is a toy for a child, choose a washable yarn and follow the yarn label instructions.

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Copyright, Sharing, and Selling Finished Items

©2025, Liz Chandler of PurlsAndPixels.

This pattern is for personal use, gifting, and charitable donation of completed items. You may also sell handmade items created using this pattern. Do not copy this pattern and distribute it. If you’d like to share the pattern, refer your friends to my website, purlsandpixels.com so they may obtain a copy.

If you find any errors or have any questions, email purlsandpixels@gmail.com and I will do my best to help.

I’d love to see your finished work! Tag your photos with @PurlsAndPixels on Twitter or Instagram.

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This super-bulky knit coaster is intentionally designed as a first knitting project and has been used successfully by kids and adult beginners learning to knit. The pattern limits techniques to one stitch (the knit stitch), uses a flat square shape, and works with thick, easy-to-see yarn so beginners can practice tension and stitch counting without getting overwhelmed. There is no shaping, no stitch pattern changes, and no decisions to make once you begin knitting.

This article explains how to knit a super-bulky coaster, with step-by-step instructions suitable for complete beginners. You will knit a small flat piece using only the knit stitch, then bind off and weave in your ends to create a finished coaster you can use every day.

On this page: About · Materials · Gauge · Printable PDF · Instructions · Care · Sharing

About This Beginner Super-Bulky Knit Coaster

This simple knit coaster is intentionally small, forgiving, and repetitive. As Project 1 in my Kids’ Knitting Guide, the beginner super-bulky knit coaster introduces how knitting feels in your hands and how stitches stack row by row, without asking beginners to switch stitches or manage complicated shaping.

Using super bulky yarn allows new knitters to see each stitch clearly and finish projects quickly. The goal is not perfection, but comfort and familiarity with the knitting process.

Materials

Knitting Needles

• 16-inch (41 cm) long US No. 13 (9 mm) circular needle (or size needed to obtain gauge)

Yarn

One 106-yard (6-ounce) skein of super-bulky (No. 6) yarn* (shown in Wool-Ease Thick and Quick by Lion Brand Yarn “Bluegrass”), in your choice of color).

• One coaster uses approximately 10.6 yards (0.6 oz.)

*Weights estimated with Wool Ease Thick & Quick by Lion Brand Yarn; other yarn weights may vary.

Notions

• Measuring tape
• Darning needle
• Scissors

Gauge

10 stitches x 18 rows = 4 x 4 inches in Garter Stitch on No. 13 (9.0 mm) needles. Gauge is typically measured in stockinette stitch, but this project uses garter stitch throughout, so gauge is measured in garter stitch to reflect the finished fabric. Exact gauge is not critical for this project. And, honestly, if you’re a brand new beginner, don’t worry about it. Just start following the pattern.)

Abbreviations

k = knit

Skills Used

This super bulky knit coaster is a great first knitting project because it’s simple, fast, and easy to finish in one sitting. To make the super bulky knit coaster, you’ll only need to know how to:

• cast-on,
• make the knit stitch,
• bind off, and
• weave in loose ends on flat knits.

This coaster is worked in garter stitch, which means every row is made using the knit stitch. Repeating the same stitch over a short project like this is a great way to practice and build confidence.

As you knit, try to keep your stitches even on the needles. They should be snug, but not tight. The stitches should slide easily so you can insert your needle into each loop without forcing it. Finding that balance takes practice, and this small project makes it easier to learn.

Want to knit along with me? I’ve made a video lesson that shows how to knit this coaster from cast on to bind off. Visit the How to Knit a Coaster lesson for step-by-step help. 🧶

Instructions: Beginner Super-Bulky Knit Coaster

(4 inches [10.16 cm] x 4 inches [10.16 cm])

Use the Long-Tail Cast On method. Knit flat, turning after each row.

Row 1: Cast on 10 stitches. (10 stitches) Turn.

Rows 2 – 18: k 10. (10 stitches) Turn.

Row 19: Bind off loosely.

Cut yarn, leaving an 8-inch (20.32-cm) tail, and pull through. Weave in ends. Block if desired.

Save or print this pattern

Get the PDF version of this Beginner Super-Bulky Coaster Knitting Pattern.

Care

If you use the materials called for in the pattern, your final product will be machine washable. To keep your coasters looking their best, hand wash or machine wash separately on delicate cycle in cold water. Lay flat to dry. 

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Copyright, Sharing, and Selling Finished Items

©2025, Liz Chandler of PurlsAndPixels.

This pattern is for personal use, gifting, and charitable donation of completed items. You may also sell handmade items created using this pattern. Do not copy this pattern and distribute it. If you’d like to share the pattern, refer your friends to my website, purlsandpixels.com so they may obtain a copy.

If you find any errors or have any questions, email purlsandpixels@gmail.com and I will do my best to help.

I’d love to see your finished work! Tag your photos with @PurlsAndPixels on Twitter or Instagram.

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Looking for a beginner-friendly knitting pattern that is fast, fun, and actually useful? These easy chunky knit boot cuffs are a perfect pick. Designed with new knitters in mind, they use basic stitches, thick yarn, and a simple rib pattern to create a cozy accessory you can wear or gift.

⏱️ Time to make: 1 – 2 hours
🧶 Skill level: Beginner
🧵 Stitches used: Knit and purl rib (in the round)

Free Easy Chunky Knit Boot Cuffs

If you are new to knitting, these boot cuffs are a perfect project. They knit up quickly, use forgiving chunky yarn, and look polished even if your stitches are not perfect yet. Plus, they add a bit of cozy charm right where boots can rub, making them both practical and stylish.

Here is why this pattern works so well for beginners:

• 🧶 Fast and forgiving: Chunky yarn means quick results and fewer stitches.
• 🧵 Simple ribbing: Made with only knit and purl stitches.
• 👢 Comfortable and cute: Adds a soft layer at the top of your boots.

These are just plain fun to make. You might find yourself knitting a pair for every set of boots in your closet!

🔗 Want more beginner-friendly patterns? Check out my free knitting tutorials and other cozy patterns!

Why Make These Easy Chunky Knit Boot Cuffs?

These cozy cuffs are more than just a quick win. They are practical, giftable, and stylish. Here are just a few reasons knitters love this pattern:

🥾 Stylish and versatile: Wear them tucked into boots or folded over the top for a layered look.

🧦 Boot comfort: These boot cuffs offer a comfy twist by adding extra cushioning around the ankle, right where boots can rub. They will not replace socks, but they do help make your footwear a bit more cozy.

🎁 Great for gifting: They knit up fast and look polished, making them perfect for handmade gifts.

🧶 Stash buster: Use up leftover chunky yarn in a useful way.

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Essential Skills for Your Easy Chunky Knit Boot Cuffs

Learn to Knit Online With Free Tutorials

New to knitting? You are in the right place. These free tutorials walk you through all the skills used in this project:

• How to Cast On
• How to Knit in the Round on Circular Needles
• The Knit Stitch
• The Purl Stitch
• How to Bind Off in Pattern
• How to Weave in Ends

Want to learn more? Check out the full Learn to Knit Index or download the Free Knitting Starter Kit with printable PDFs and calm video walkthroughs.

Materials for Your Easy Chunky Knit Boot Cuffs

Knitting Needles

Circular Needles

• 16-inch (41 cm) long US No. 13 (9 mm) circular needle (or size needed to obtain gauge)

Yarn

One 87-yard (5-ounce) skein of super-bulky (No. 6) yarn* (shown in Wool Ease Thick & Quick by Lion Brand Yarn “Carousel”), in your choice of color).

• One pair of small boot cuffs uses approximately 27.84 yards (1.6 oz.)
  • One pair of medium boot cuffs uses approximately 34.8 yards (2 oz.)
• One pair of large boot cuffs uses approximately 41.76 yards (2.4 oz.)

*Weights estimated with Wool Ease Thick & Quick by Lion Brand Yarn; other yarn weights may vary.

Notions

• Stitch Marker
• Darning needle
• Scissors
• Measuring tape

Gauge

12 stitches x 15 rows = 4 x 4 inches in Stockinette Stitch on No. 13 (9.0 mm) needles. (Learn how to check your gauge here.)

Abbreviations

k = knit

p = purl

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Instructions: Small Chunky Ribbed Boot Cuffs Pattern

(Legs 7 inches to 15 inches [17.78 cm to 38.1  cm] around; measures 5 inches [12.7 cm] top to bottom)

Use the Long-Tail Cast On method. Knit in the round. Use a stitch marker to keep track of the beginning/ends of your rows/rounds by placing it between the last and first stitch of each row/round. Make two (2) for a pair.

Row 1: Cast on 18 stitches. (18 stitches)

Row 2: Join the round (taking care not to twist stitches) and *k, p* x 9. (18 stitches)

Rows 3 – 14: *k, p* x 9. (18 stitches)

Row 15: Bind off loosely in *k, p* pattern. Cut yarn, leaving an 8-inch (20.32-cm) tail, and pull through. Weave in ends. Block if desired.

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Instructions: Medium Chunky Ribbed Boot Cuffs Pattern

(Legs 10 inches to 17 inches [25.4 cm to 43.18 cm] around; measures 5 inches [12.7 cm] top to bottom)

Use the Long-Tail Cast On method. Knit in the round. Use a stitch marker to keep track of the beginning/ends of your rows/rounds by placing it between the last and first stitch of each row/round. Make two (2) for a pair.

Row 1: Cast on 22 stitches. (18 stitches)

Row 2: Join the round (taking care not to twist stitches) and *k, p* x 11. (22 stitches)

Rows 3 – 14: *k, p* x 11. (22 stitches)

Row 15: Bind off loosely in *k, p* pattern. Cut yarn, leaving an 8-inch (20.32-cm) tail, and pull through. Weave in ends. Block if desired.

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Instructions: Large Chunky Ribbed Boot Cuffs Pattern

(Legs 12 inches to 19 inches [30.48 cm to 48.26 cm] around; measures 5 inches [12.7 cm] top to bottom)

Use the Long-Tail Cast On method. Knit in the round. Use a stitch marker to keep track of the beginning/ends of your rows/rounds by placing it between the last and first stitch of each row/round. Make two (2) for a pair.

Row 1: Cast on 28 stitches. (28 stitches)

Row 2: Join the round (taking care not to twist stitches) and *k, p* x 14. (28 stitches)

Rows 3 – 14: *k, p* x 14. (28 stitches)

Row 15: Bind off loosely in *k, p* pattern. Cut yarn, leaving an 8-inch (20.32-cm) tail, and pull through. Weave in ends. Block if desired.

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Print the Free Easy Chunky Knit Boot Cuffs Knitting Pattern

Printable Easy Chunky Knit Boot Cuffs pattern PDF by Liz @PurlsAndPixels

Watch the Full How to Knit Boot Cuffs Video

Not sure how to follow the pattern? No worries! I’ve knit this boot cuff on video with lots of tips and helpful advice. Knit along with me!

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Caring for Easy Chunky Knit Boot Cuffs

If you use the materials called for in the pattern, your final product will be machine washable. To keep your boot cuffs looking their best, hand wash or machine wash separately on delicate cycle in cold water. Lay flat to dry. Read more about how to care for handknits here.

How to Wear & Style Your Boot Cuffs

Slide the cuffs over leggings or skinny jeans, then put on your boots. You can also fold them over the tops of your boots for a cute, finished look. The ribbing naturally hugs your leg for a snug fit.

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2025, Liz Chandler of PurlsAndPixels.

This pattern is for personal use, gifting, and charitable donation of completed items. You may also sell handmade items created using this pattern. Do not copy this pattern and distribute it. If you’d like to share the pattern, refer your friends to my website, purlsandpixels.com so they may obtain a copy.

If you find any errors or have any questions, email purlsandpixels@gmail.com and I will do my best to help.

I’d love to see your finished work! Tag your photos with @PurlsAndPixels on Twitter or Instagram.

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