Coffee Sweater :: Free Knitting Pattern!

DSC_0002 I was pretty put off by all the leather sleeves on my coffee mugs and at one point I had finally just had enough. I just didn’t like the idea of it. So I knit a new cozy for my coffee mug from the no kill alterntive – wool. Sure an animal product, but the sheep do get to live on to graze grass another day. And best of all, you can also use this sleeve on those paper coffee cups instead of using the card board ones or double cupping. Perfect!

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Ingredients:
25g or less of sport weight wool (Nature Spun Sport is great) of each color A and B
Size 2 US (5mm) straight knitting needles, 9” length
Four 1/2” buttons

Notes:
When slipping stitches on the WS, make sure to put the yarn to the back before working the slip stitch.
Also, slip all stitches purlwise.

Techniques Used:
Knitting, Purling, Knitting two stitches together, Yarn Over, Slipping Stitches.

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Updates: I just wanted to give you all a heads up that I will be adding new things to the shops starting tomorrow so make sure to check out the Craft Leftovers shop for new craft kits, Green Prairie Fibers for hand dyed yarns and handmade accessories, and KroPostal for vintage and handmade stationary as well as fun things to send in the mail – Hooray for Post!

Have a great day and happy crafting!
Kristin

ps – if you are living in Central Iowa, check out my new blog for the local chapter of the sewing rebellion I’m starting up! Free sewing workshops every second sunday of the month! Want to start a sewing rebellion in your neck of the woods? Contact Frau Fiber at fraufiber(at)gmail(dot)com.

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  1. heather says:

    oooh! that is sooo pretty!

  2. Shay says:

    and wool is a natural insulator; this makes sense on so many levels. great idea!

  3. Patty says:

    I so need to learn how to knit now.

  4. Deanna says:

    Kristin! Do you know what’s awesome???

    I did a Google search for “coffee knitting pattern,” and your website was the third result. How sweet is that?

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