This is a very easy cup cozy that can be made in under an hour. It should fit a wide variety of mugs or cups and does have a little bit of stretch to it allowing it to fit most cup sizes. This cozy is great for gifts to teachers, apartment office staff, co-workers, family …. well, just about anyone! Just make sure you use 100% cotton so it absorbs the condensation on the outside of the cup and dries quickly. | |
Sizes and Materials List …
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Size: | 2″ w x 9″ l |
Hook(s): | US H/8 (5.00 mm) |
Yarn: | Lily Peaches & Creme or Sugar ‘n Cream [100% Cotton, 95 yds/2 oz skein/ball] |
Colors & Approx. Yardage |
Any color, 34 yds |
Notions | Yarn Needle Matching button, 1/2″ to 1″ Mug Template (optional) |
Gauge: | 8 sts and 2.5 rows = 2”/5 cm Always take time to check your gauge |
Notes …
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Working | One ball of yarn is enough for four cozies. |
Stitches Used | Chain (ch) Slip Stitch (sl st) Single Crochet (sc) Foundation Single Crochet (fsc) Reverse Slip Stitch (reverse sl st) |
Abbreviations | Each (ea) Hook (hk) Loop (lp) Place Marker (pm) Right Side (RS) Skip (sk) Stitch(es) (st / sts) Yarn Over (yo) |
Special Stitches | Reverse Slip Stitch (reverse sl st)
Worked the same as a reverse sc (crab st) but using a sl st instead of a sc.Insert hk into previous st (to right of hk), from front to back, yo and pull through all lps on hk |
Instructions …
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Main Cozy | |
Row 1 | Ch 35, sc in second ch from hk and in ea ch across. (34 sc)orFsc 34. (34 sc) |
Row 2 | Ch 1, turn, sc in ea sc across. |
Row 3 | Rep row 2. |
Row 4 | Ch 1, turn, sc in ea sc across, ch 16, turn, join to top of row 4 with a sc in top of the row (which will start row 5). |
Row 5 | Continue row 5 with a sc in the next sc and in ea sc across. |
Rows 6-7 | Rep row 2. |
Reverse Slip Stitch Edging | |
Row 8 | Ch 1, do not turn, make a reverse sl st into the next sc to the right of the hk, continue making a reverse sl st into ea sc to end of row. Mark as RS. Fasten off. |
Finishing … | |
Weave in ends. Add button on RS of cozy, on straight edge, 1/2″ in from edge. | |
Pattern and photos © Darlisa Riggs, CatBird Studios |