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Peek A Boo I See You Owl! Free Boot Cuff Crochet Pattern

    Looking for a fun and adorable project to keep your little ones cozy? Check out this Peek A Boo I See You Owl! Free Boot Cuff Crochet Pattern!

    Peek A Boo I See You Owl! Free Boot Cuff Crochet Pattern

    This free crochet pattern is perfect for advanced beginners and offers a free child size, but you can upgrade to the printable PDF for all sizes, from toddler to large adult.

    These cute owl boot cuffs are easy to make and are a fantastic fall and winter accessory for both boys and girls. They add a charming animal touch to any outfit, keeping ankles warm with a stylish leg warmer design.

    Learn how to make these delightful owl themed accessories for children with my free boot cuff crochet pattern!


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    Quick Info Card

    Yarn: 100-150 yards of weight (4) worsted cotton.

    Supplies: 5.0 mm (H) and 3.75 mm (F) crochet hooks, sewing needle, and scissors

    Difficulty: Easy

    Highlights: Toddler to adult sizes

    About The Owl Boot Cuff Crochet Pattern

    These cute, easy-to-make boot cuffs are perfect for stash-busting and prepping for your Fall Market. They also make perfect gifts for family and friends. The crochet pattern is easy enough for advanced beginners, using simple stitches and basic sewing skills.

    The free boot cuff crochet pattern is for the children’s size project, however the pdf upgrade includes extra sizes so you can crochet owl-themed boot cuffs for toddlers to large adults.


    Upgrade the Pattern

    If you would like to have all of the sizes from Toddler through Large Adult I have the PDF for sale in my ETSY and RAVELRY shops.


    Free Peek A Boo I See You Owl Crochet Patter

    Crochet Pattern Information

    Supplies:

    • Hobby Lobby I Love This Yarn in Brown, White, Black, and Bright Yellow
    • 5.0mm H Hook
    • 3.75mm F Hook
    • Needle for weaving in ends
    • Scissors

    Abbreviations (US Terms):

    • Ch: Chain
    • SC: Single Crochet
    • SC2TOG: Single Crochet 2 stitches together
    • HDC: Half Double Crochet
    • HDCBLO: Half Double Crochet Back Loop Only
    • DC: Double Crochet
    • TRC: Treble Crochet
    • SLST: Slip Stitch
    • F/O: Finish Off

    Skill Level:

    Easy

    Copyright Notice:

    Pattern is sole property of Carol Hladik Designs. Please do not copy or reproduce in any way. 

    You are welcome to sell finished items made from this pattern, but please credit me as the designer in your posts.

    Notes:

    Using 5.0mm H Hook for the body of the cuff.

    For stability, when working the BLO stitches work through the 2nd and 3rd loops of the HDC of previous round.

    Owl face on the Free Boot Cuff Crochet Pattern

    Free Boot Cuff Crochet Pattern: Child Size

    Boot Cuffs:

    Make 2

    Height: 4.25”, Circumference: 7”

    Round 1: Foundation HDC 24, SLST into first stitch making sure not to twist, ch1 (24)

    Round 2: HDCBLO into the same stitch as join and around, SLST into first stitch, ch1 (24)

    Rounds 3 – 11: Repeat Round 2, SLST, ch1 (24)

    Round 12: SC 8, HDC, DC, HDC, SC 2, HDC, DC, HDC, SC 8, SLST, ch1 (24)

    Round 13: SC 9, 3SC, SC 4, 3SC, SC 9, SLST, F/O. (28)

    Owl Eyes:

    Make 4

    3.75mm F Hook

    Round 1: With Black, work 4 SC into a magic circle, pull tight, SLST, change to yellow ch1 (4)

    Round 2: 2SC into each stitch around, SLST, change to White, ch1 (8)

    Round 3: *2SC, SC* repeat around, SLST, F/O leaving a long tail to attach (12)

    Owl Beak:

    Make 2

    3.75mm F Hook

    Row 1: Ch 3, SC in 2nd Ch and across, ch1, turn. (2)

    Row 2: SC2TOG, ch1, turn. (1)

    Row 3: SC, F/O leaving a long tail to attach (1)

    Owl Face:

    Secure eyes to the front of the cuff, the side with the points for the ears, secure beak slightly below and between the eyes.

    Tuft:

    Make 4

    child size 3 pieces (1 yellow, 2 brown)

    Take pieces of yarn no more than 6” in length and pull through the middle SC at top of ears to create a loop. Pull the ends through the loop and pull tight to secure.

    Using the end of your large needle separate the yarn strands on the tufts, trim to desired length.


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    I hope you enjoyed this crochet pattern!

    I would love to see your finished items! Tag me on Instagram or Facebook with your completed crochet projects: @carol_hladik_designs

    Happy Crocheting!

    ~ Carol

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