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Knit Tea Cozy
I just bought a tea set from Target with some of my Christmas Money. It is a little one person set with a little red kettle, a mini tea pot, and a tea cup that fits underneath it. So cute. The tea pot does a good job of keeping my tea warm for a long time, but I am an exceptionally slow tea drinker so I thought it might need a little sweater. Especially because I keep the apartment pretty cold after I received my last electric bill. This also fits onto a standard mug size and will help keep it cozy too. That’s why it is a tea cozy and not a tea pot or tea cup cozy, it should fit around both. Just measure your cup’s circumference and cast on more or less stitches by multiples of 4 (to preserve the chart). This fits a 13 inch circumference mug/teapot.
Download the pattern here (pdf).
Techniques used:
knit
purl
color changes
working two colors at the same time
Yarn requirements: 25 grams of a main color, a contrasting color, and a second contrasting color
3 small buttons
I’m putting new things in the shop about every day this week, so make sure to check in on it.
Edited in: When I went to update it tonight I realized that it was just getting too long, so I divided it up. I have updated the pattern archive so each technique section has it’s own page. Hooray!
I will also be adding some drawings to my new shop soon, I’ll let you know when I get it all set up. I have set things up and added a couple of drawings that are super cute. You can check them out here: Kristin Roach: Shop. There is a permanent link to the shop on my blog, Kristin Roach: Blog.
Have a super happy crafty week!
See you soon!
++Kristin Roach++
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Cute, cute, cute!! And your photo is excellent.
Ooh, this is too cute! I just love it. What stash yarn did you use?
Aw, love its little sweater :)
Very nice! And a good alternative to the plethora of teapot cozy patterns. Casting on to make one for my sister. She bought herself a very similar set. When I showed her how to properly brew tea, I mentioned that I would make her a cozy. So thanks for helping me to keep my promise!
Oh good! I’m glad you all like it! I’ve been using mine everyday and it’s holding up really nice.
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It looks so cute and warm in it’s little cozy!!
OMG! I cannot wait to knit this!!!! Love it!!!
~Lily
What kind of yarn did you use? Should it be 100% wool or will a blend do? It’s very cute. :)
Hi! I was surfing and found your blog post… nice! I love your blog. :) Cheers! Sandra. R.