How to Make Trendy Crochet Chunky Boot Cuffs

Crochet chunky boot cuffs are the perfect way to add a touch of coziness and style to your winter outfits! These trendy accessories not only keep your legs warm but also give a fashionable twist to your boots. Whether you're strolling through a winter wonderland or just running errands, these boot cuffs are sure to keep you feeling snug and looking fabulous. With a variety of colors and patterns to choose from, you can mix and match them with all your favorite boots for a fun and personalized touch to your winter wardrobe. Get ready to step out in style and comfort with these adorable crochet chunky boot cuffs!

Ingredients

The following materials are used for making crochet chunky boot cuffs:

• Yarn: Deep Sage (Caron Yarn)
• The Hook: J/10-6.00MM
• Tools: Scissors

Crochet Technique and Skill Level

Familiarize yourself with the following crochet terms:

• Chain (CH)
• Half Double Crochet (HDC)
• Single Crochet (SC)
• Slip Stitch (SS)
• Double Crochet (DC)

Skill Type: Beginner/Intermediate

Step-by-Step Guide to Creating Boot Cuffs

Step One

Measure the circumference of your calf; mine was about 27 ST. After [27] chains, CH 1.

Step Two

HDC for two rows and connect after each row. The total will be 3 rows of HDC.

This is what the bottom of the cuff will look like!

Step Three

After the 3 HDC, this is the increase for the chunky part. CH 2.

• 1 DC into the following 2 STS
• For the 3rd ST: 2DC into the 3 ST
• CH 2
• DC into the following 2 STS

You will repeat this method throughout the 4th row, connecting at the end of the row.

Step Four

5th row:
CH 2

• DC in the same ST as the CH 2.
• Now CH 1
• Skip the following ST
• DC into the following 2 STS
• Skip the following ST
• DC into the following 2 STS

This will be repeated for 13 rows or however long you want it to be. I chose 14 rows of this method.

Final Step

Once the length of the cuff is desired (mine was at row 20), you will now HDC the final row.

Final step: Slip stitch, cut, and weave in the ends.