Living in Northeast Florida, we are surrounded by lizards. Every time I step out the front door, I hear the little critters rustling in the leaves. It has taken me a while to get used to them. The good news is they seem to keep the insect population under control. When I saw this free pattern on Ravelry, I knew I had to knit one.
Previously I shared a Button Tab Hat I knit for my niece. To go with it, I made a pair of matching fingerless gloves. She absolutely loved them.
My sister requested a pair of boot cuffs; and I aim to please. 
Living in the Northeast, winters can be quite brutal. The cold wind will cut right through you. Boot cuffs help to keep the cold from seeping into the gap between your pants leg and the top of your boot.
I found a free pattern for a pair of reversible cuffs on the blog Everyday Art. Because they are two toned it is like getting two pair for the work of one. I opted for black and tan because 85% of her wardrobe will match one of these colors.
Based upon several Ravelry reviews, I increased the size by casting on 52 stitches. They were massive and that one ended up in the trash. I hate to disassemble a small project and have tiny scraps of yarn.
The final pair was made casting on 48 stitches. They fit me great and I wear a size XL. They were not to tight. They also fit my sister who wears a size 6.
I opted to use Jeny’s Suprisingly Stretchy Bind Off. Instructions for this can be found on YouTube. Don’t forget to use a jogless stripe join when changing colors. It will make a huge difference in the finished product.
I found a cute snowman ornament on Ravelry, and knew I wanted to make one. So onto the needles he went.
I am continuing to catch up on my blogging. Last year I shared my 12 months of dishcloths. Here is the May dishcloth.
