I created this boot cuff to match a poncho that I recently made. The boot cuff is worked in two sections. First, the band is created in rows and then slip stitched together. Then the top of the cuff is worked in the round.

The pattern is easily adjustable by creating fewer or more rows on the cuff (using an even number of rows). There is some stretch to the cuff, so it should be approximately 1”-2” smaller than your calf. (If your calf is 15”, the cuff circumference should be 13”-14”).

These cuffs also make a great stash buster - I only used about 7 meters for each stripe.