Hali Boot Cuffs by Heather Walton/rav i.d.: heatherbird I made these boot cuffs for my sister Shannon who lives in Halifax, Nova Scotia (hence the name HALI). Being an ocean-side city, the weather tends to be on the cool side, even in Spring and Autumn, so these boot cuffs are wonderful for keeping legs warm even when wearing a skirt or leggings. These cuffs are designed to be worn with the long portion of ribbing inside the boot, but you could reverse them if you wanted more ribbing at the top. These boot cuffs are fashionable, cozy and versatile! Gauge: 26 sts=4” in cable pattern with larger needles *Take time to check gauge to ensure proper fit* Finished Measurements: 11” around; 6” in height Materials:     worsted weight wool set of size 7 Double Pointed Needles (DPNs) or size needed to obtain gauge set of size 8 Double Pointed Needles (DPNs) or size needed to obtain gauge darning needle for sewing in ends Pattern Notes: Cuff is designed to fit with several inches of negative ease. Pattern is very stretchy and will accommodate most average calf circumferences. For larger or smaller boot cuffs, increase or decrease number of stitches in multiples of 4 stitches. Each 4 stitch increase or decrease will add/deduct 0.75” from the final garment. Abbreviations: St(s)=stitch(es) K=knit P=purl K2tog=knit 2 sts together Rep=repeat Cuffs (make 2): With smaller needles cast on 76 sts. Being careful not to twist stitches, join in the round and work K2, P2 ribbing until piece measures 1.5 inches. Switch to larger needles. Begin cable pattern as follows: Round 1: *(K2tog but do not slip sts off left needle, k into first st again then slip both sts off left needle), p2. Rep from * around Round 2: (k2, p2) around Repeat rounds (1 and 2) 10 more times (11 pattern repeats total) Switch to smaller needles. Work 8 rounds of k2 p2 ribbing. Bind off in pattern and sew in ends.