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Pattern for coffee cozy with bow
This pattern comes in three types; plain, with pocket and double. (These types can be combined as desired.)
Materials:
Plain and with pocket:
• 30 meters of yarn that measures about 110 to 120 yards (100 to 110 m) pr. 50 g. (Light
sport weight or heavy sock weight yarn.)
Double:
• 60 meters of yarn that measures about 110 to 120 yards (100 to 110 m) pr. 50 g. (Light
sport weight or heavy sock weight yarn.)
All types:
• If you want to use a contrasting color, as in the picture of the cozy with pocket, a small
amount of yarn in the contrasting color
• 3 mm (US size 2) knitting needles, use your favorite, for instance circular or double
pointed.
• Darning needle
Yarns:
Both the cozies without pockets in the pictures on the front page were made
with a woolen yarn called Silja in the color way 309. Silja is 80% wool and 20%
nylon.
The cozy with a pocket and a contrast color was made with a yarn called Muskat in the color ways 41 bordeaux and 03 mint green. Muskat is 100% cotton.
The plain cozy with optional pocket
The cozy:
By Trenz Pruca
• Cast on 16 stitches.
Malesuada quis, egestas quis,
(8.7Donec
inches).
• Knit for 22 cm wisi.
ac sapien. Ut orci.
• Cast off.
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Cross band:
Choose one.
By Trenz Pruca
The plain cozy without
a quis,
pocket
and
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quis,all in red has a cross band with the
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rows at ninety degrees
angle
to the
rows on the cozy.
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• Cast on 11 stitches.
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est, quis mattis lacus ligula eu
(3.5 Sed
inches).
• Knit for 8. 5 cmaugue.
facilisis. Morbi lorem
• Cast off.
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hendrerit sed, erat lorem ipsum.
The cozy with a green pocket and cross band has the rows on the cross
band in he same direction as the rows on the cozy.
• Cast on 17 stitches.
• Knit for 3 cm (1.2 inches).
• Cast off.
Pocket:
• Cast on 10 stitches.
• Knit for 3 cm (1.2 inches).
• Cast off.
Assembly:
Weave in all ends. Sew the two ends of the cozy together, edge to edge, to make a circle.
Do not twist. Now sew the cross band together edge to edge over the seam on the cozy
making the main part squash together to give the appearance of a bow. Fasten the cross
band to the cozy so it does not slide or the cross band turns its seam outward. If you have
made a pocket, sew it onto the cozy as shown in the picture on the front page.
Enjoy your new coffee cozy.
The double cozy
The cozy front:
• Cast on 17 stitches.
• Continue in stockinette stitch until your work measures 23.5 cm (9.3 inches).
• Cast off.
The cozy back:
• Cast on 17 stitches.
• Continue in stockinette stitch until your work measures 21 cm (8.3 inches).
• Cast off.
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Cross band:
• Cast on 10 stitches.
By Trenz Pruca
(4.1 inches).
• Knit for 10. 5 cm
Malesuada
quis, egestas quis,
wisi. Donec ac sapien. Ut orci.
Duis ultricies, metus a feugiat
porttitor, dolor mauris convallis
Pocket:
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augue.
Morbi
lorem
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double
cozy,
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Assembly:
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• Cast off.
the pattern for pocket on the plain cozy.
Weave in all ends. Sew the back and front of the cozy together along both the long sides
with the smooth sides of the stockinette stitch facing each other. Squish the front cozy
slightly together as it is a little longer than the back. This will make cozy into a prettier circle.
Turn the resulting tube inside out and sew the two short sides together edge to edge, making a circle. Now sew the cross band together edge to edge over the seam on the cozy making the main part squash together to give the appearance of a bow. Fasten the cross band
to the cozy so it does not slide or the cross band turns it seam outward. If you have made a
pocket, sew it onto the cozy as shown in the picture on the front page.
Enjoy your new coffee cozy.
Cause bow ties are cool
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