Teapot Cozy Free Knitting Patterns: Teacozy Knits, Animal Tea cozy, flower tea cozy, owl, rabbit, easy tea cozy gift for tea lovers
Make your tea time a little more enjoyable when you have a pretty handmade tea cozy handy to keep the pot warm while you sip. We have showcased some 45+ free tea cosy/cozy patterns with great variation in stitches, styles, and designs. You can choose to stitch, knit,[…]
Rib Tea Cosy Free Knitting Patterns
Make a pleated two colour tea cosy with this tea cosy knitting pattern. This retro 1950's style tea cosy can be made in any DK yarn.
This pattern was inspired by the cardigans worn by Starsky and Hutch, Its a fun teacosy cover which works well on a Denby Teapot, but will work on most teapots. A small fun project, this makes a perfect gift. You can use any DK or worsted for this pattern as Scrumptious DK is now discontinued, We recommend CoopKnits Socks Yeah! DK as an excellent substitute.
Rib Tea Cosy Free Knitting Patterns
Teapot Cozy Free Knitting Patterns: Teacozy Knits, Animal Tea cozy, flower tea cozy, owl, rabbit, easy tea cozy gift for tea lovers
The Stegosaurus tea cosy from the TeaCosyFolk range of tea cosies has bags of character. You can buy the Stegosaurus tea cosy as a finished hand crafted tea cosy , or as a Stegosaurus tea cosy with character
Make a pleated two colour tea cosy with this tea cosy knitting pattern. This retro 1950's style tea cosy can be made in any DK yarn.
Rib Tea Cosy Free Knitting Patterns
Knitted tea cosy pattern by Handy Little Me. Make striped tea cosy in any colors you like with this easy level knitting pattern.
Rib Tea Cosy Free Knitting Patterns
4 - 6 cup teapot tea cosy See the last image for the Information sheet on materials and notions required for the pattern With all TBeeCosy patterns you get with your .pdf pattern a matching envelop to print-cutout-fold-paste then store your pattern in for eternity storage for whenever you want to use the pattern again
Who wouldn't fall in love with this irresistible Platypus Tea Cosy knitting pattern a wonderfully Australian theme teapot cosy. The platypus tea cosy is mainly brown and you can see his 4 webbed feet hanging down. His head is up and alert looking around. His beak is grey and I have used safety eyes for his eyes because they help to make animals look more life like. At the back is his tail. He's an easy to make tea cosy and looks fantastic and so unusual. I love his feet and the bill makes his face look so cute. Who wouldn't love a platypus tea cosy? The pattern is knitted on two pins and is easy to follow and is mainly worked in stocking stitch. The tea cosy fits a medium sized tea pot that covers a Teapot that holds 6 to 8 cups. The pattern will be available for digital download as soon as you have completed purchase, so you could start knitting him very soon! This product is the knitting pattern only to make your own platypus tea cosy. Love our designs? Join our Newsletter and be one of the first to see new products and knitting patterns being added to the TeaCosyFolk Etsy shop. Copy and Paste the URL into your web browser https://www.teacosyfolk.co.uk/cast-on-to-teacosyfolk-news.php
Make your tea time a little more enjoyable when you have a pretty handmade tea cozy handy to keep the pot warm while you sip. We have showcased some 45+ free tea cosy/cozy patterns with great variation in stitches, styles, and designs. You can choose to stitch, knit,[…]
Isn’t it funny that although many people don’t work in academic years, the start of a new school/college term has a sense of new beginnings. It makes me want to get new stationary, buy new tights and think about wonderful autumn knitting. So it was the on-set of the Autumn term that made me think …
The Churchill Mark IV Tank tea cosy from the TeaCosyFolk range of tea cosies has bags of character. You can buy the Churchill Mark IV Tank tea cosy as a finished hand crafted tea cosy , or as a Churchill Mark IV Tank tea cosy knitting pattern to make your own tea cosy with character
Five great, free teapot cozy patterns for knitters and crocheters that tempt me. They will tempt you too.
New Year is an opportunity to give a gift to a relative, friend, loved one, or other special people in your life. There's something very personal and meaningful about a gift that you took the time to make yourself. It grants your friends and family that extra special feeling! If you're on the hunt for a DIY gift idea for the New Year that's truly unique for someone who loves handmade things, I've got you covered.
We have compiled a collection of 10+beautiful Baby Lace Cardigan Free Knitting Patterns for you to choose from. The variations are endless.
Make a pleated two colour tea cosy with this tea cosy knitting pattern. This retro 1950's style tea cosy can be made in any DK yarn.
The Tea-Rex tea cosy from the TeaCosyFolk range of tea cosies has bags of character. You can buy the Tea-Rex tea cosy as a finished hand crafted tea cosy , or as a Tea-Rex tea cosy knitting pattern to make your own tea cosy with character
ripple stitch, chevron stitch, ripple stitch, crochet, buttons, free pattern, justjen-knits&stitches A craft blog about tea cosies, knitting, crochet, stitching, vintage collecting, with free tea cosy & toy patterns. Based in Brisbane Australia. cozy teapot
Springtime means welcoming back our friends, the bees! They're our friends in the garden and our friends in crafting because they make such adorable subjects and inspiration for projects! Check out these great bee patterns that I found for you to make! This sweet bee hive pin cushion knitting pattern would make an adorable addition
Light and stylish summer-ready knits are plentiful in the June issue of Let's Knit. This issue is bursting with knits for every occasion such as the Summer of Socks series, the Little Birds blanket and an ten great patterns using British yarn. We have plenty of cool cotton garments and old favourites such as tea cosies and don't forget part two of Tiger Lily. We also share ten reasons why we absolutely love British wool and look at why knitting is important to our readers. In your free yarn kit, you'll find Jerry the gnome and his garden buddies ready to knit in fun, bright yarn. Enjoy!
As you may have read in my previous post, for Scheepjes' YARN book-a-zine issue 8 (Sep 2019) called Tea Room I designed the Blooming Tea Cosy. Your response to it has been so amazing that as a thank you I've designed a coaster to accompany it. I hope you like the Blooming Coaster and that I will see you share it on social media with #bloomingcoaster @thecuriocraftsroom and #thecuriocraftsroom The pattern is available in US, UK, Dutch and German and there's also a PDF version (same languages) that you can purchase in my Etsy and Ravelry shops for a small fee. The advantages of the PDF are: ~ large chart ~ graphic design is the same as for all of my other patterns, so a clear layout with bullet point instructions ~ you support my crochet business so that I can keep publishing free patterns I've also made the Blooming Tea Cosy and Coaster in another colourway. You'll find all the colour info below. PATTERN in US terms (with UK terms in table below) The Dutch pattern is published here. The German pattern is published here. Materials Crochet hooks: 2.5mm and 3mm Yarn: Scheepjes Catona (100% Mercerized Cotton) Scheepjes Catona yarn colours: Rounds 1 + 6 Amethyst 240 Rounds 2 + 8 Silver Blue 528 Rounds 3 + 7 Dark Teal 401 Rounds 4 + 5 Shadow Purple 394 Rounds 1 + 6 Rust 388 Rounds 2 + 8 Ginger Gold 383 Rounds 3 + 7 Shadow Purple 394 Rounds 4 + 5 Amethyst 240 Gauge &Tension Gauge and tension are not critical for this project. It is however important to work the final two rounds with a smaller hook to prevent them from ruffling. Measurements Diameter after blocking 13.5cm / 5.3in from picot to picot. Stitches & Abbreviations Crochet Terms used in this pattern: US US Crochet Terms UK Crochet Terms [ ] total number of stitches on a round [ ] total number of stitches on a round ch chain ch chain ch-1 sp(s) space(s) with 1 chain (or more as indicated) ch-1 sp(s) space(s) with 1 chain (or more as indicated) dc double crochet tr treble crochet picot 2 picot chain 2 picot 2 picot chain 2 picot 3 picot chain 3 picot 3 picot chain 3 rep repeat rep repeat sc single crochet dc double crochet slst slip stitch ss slip stitch trc triple crochet dtr double treble crochet yoh yarn over hook yoh yarn over hook Pattern Notes I designed this Blooming Coaster to accompany the Blooming Tea Cosy I designed for Scheepjes book-a-zine YARN issue 8 called Tea Room. The Tea Cosy pattern is only available in the book-a-zine. I prefer to start with standing stitches, not with chains. So e.g. if you have to start with a dc, you could start with ch3, but a standing dc will look nicer. You work a standing dc as follows: slipknot on hook, yoh, secure yoh with index finger, insert hook into indicated st/sp and work a dc as normal. The picots in this pattern are worked as follows: picot 2: ch2, slst in second ch from hook picot 3: ch3, slst in third ch from hook Instructions With 3mm hook, make a magic ring. Round 1 (1sc, ch2) 6 times in ring, slst in first sc to close, fasten off. [6 sc, 6 ch-2 sps] Round 2 Start with slst in any sc, (ch3, 2trc in ch-2 sp, ch3, slst in next sc) 6 times, omitting final slst in next sc on last rep, slst in first slst, fasten off. [6 slst, 12 trc, 12 ch-3 sps] Round 3 Start with 1sc in any slst, *ch2, (1sc, ch3, 1sc) in space in between the 2 trc, ch2, 1sc in next slst, rep from * 5 more times, omitting final slst on last rep, slst in first sc, fasten off. [18 sc, 12 ch-2 sps, 6 ch-3 sps] Round 4 Start with *(2dc, ch2, 2dc) in any ch-3 sp, ch4, rep from * 5 more times, slst in first dc, fasten off. [24 dc, 6 ch-2 sps, 6 ch-4 sps] Come join my Facebook Group The Curio Crafts Room Community if you like It’s a place to come together and inspire one another by sharing your work on my designs. Do not hesitate to post any pictures you have of your WIPs or FOs and feel free to ask questions if you have any. Besides lots of inspiration and meeting like-minded people, the perks of being a group member include for example sneak peeks of new The Curio Crafts Room designs, behind the scenes photos, exclusive new pattern discounts, sales and giveaways. Round 5 Start with *(1dc, ch2, 1dc) in any ch-2 sp, ch1, (4dc, ch2, 4dc) in ch-4 sp, ch1; rep from * 5 more times, slst in first dc, fasten off. [60 dc, 12 ch-1 sps, 12 ch-2 sps] Round 6 Start with *(2sc, ch2, 2sc) in any ch-2 sp in between 2 single dc, ch1, 1sc in ch-1 sp, ch3, (1sc, ch2, 1sc) in ch-2 sp in between 2 groups of 4 dc, ch3, 1sc in ch-1 sp, ch1; rep from * 5 more times, slst in first sc, fasten off. [48 sc, 12 ch-1 sps, 12 ch-2 sps, 12 ch-3 sps] Change to 2.5mm hook for Rounds 7 + 8. Round 7 Start with *(1slst, ch3, 1slst) in any ch-2 sp of a (2sc, ch2, 2sc), ch2, slst in ch-1 sp, ch5, (1slst, ch2, 1slst) in next ch-2 sp, ch5, slst in ch-1 sp, ch2; rep from * 5 more times, slst in first slst, fasten off. [24 slst, 18 ch-2 sps, 6 ch-3 sps, 12 ch-5 sps] Round 8 Start with *(1sc, picot 3, 1sc) in any ch-3 sp, ch2, slst in slst, ch5, (1sc, picot 2, 1sc) in, ch-2 sp, ch5, slst in slst, ch2; rep from * 5 more times, slst in first sc, fasten off. [24 sc, 12 ch-2 sps, 12 ch-5 sps, 6 picot 2, 6 picot 3] Weave in all ends. To get a PDF version of this pattern for a small fee, please visit my Etsy or Ravelry shop. Blocking To get the most beautiful result, the coaster needs blocking. For blocking you can use special blocking mats or Styrofoam and pins, but you could also put a towel on your ironing board and pin it onto that. Spray with some water and let it dry naturally. Where to purchase YARN book-a-zine and Scheepjes Catona yarn YARN book-a-zine is available here*: Wool Warehouse (international) Black Sheep Wools (international) Deramores (international) Knotty House (Canada) Habbedash (The Netherlands/international) Various Scheepjes retailers Scheepjes Catona yarn is available here*: Wool Warehouse (international) Black Sheep Wools (international) Deramores (international Knotty House (Canada) Various Scheepjes retailers *Affliliate links. The affiliate links in this post support giveaways, free patterns, discounts and the running of this blog. By purchasing anything through one of these links, I will receive a small commission at no extra cost to you. Thank you! Scheepjes sponsored the yarn for this free pattern.
How to Knit a 'proper' English Tea Cosy!: Americans don't know what a tea cosy is! However, once they see one and decide it is not a hat for a large dog or small donkey, they want one - that is of course if they own a proper tea pot. (Look inside the tea pot and a "proper" tea pot has sev…
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Make tea time more cozy with this Blooming Teapot Cozy. It's a delightful knitted accessory that will add a homey charm to your tea set. With this cozy, you'll enjoy every sip of your favorite flavor even more. | More free knitting patterns and tutorials at learnknittingonline.com
Tea drinkers, rejoice! This Beginner Tea Cozy is just what you need for your kitchen. Made entirely in the garter stitch, you'll be able to use this tea cozy pattern to make a practical item for your kitchen in no time. The beauty of this easy knitting pattern is that you'll be able to gain confidence and accuracy with a basic knitting stitch while creating a charming and unique accessory for your kitchen! Just follow the diagrams for complete seaming instructions for one of the best beginner knitting patterns in existence. Sign Up for More Free Patterns
Add a tinge of DIY to your breakfast table by making some decorative tea cozies. Dress your teapots in different colors and enjoy a brewing cup of your favorite beverage. …
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Brighten up the breakfast table with a handcrafted tea cosy. Top textile designer Lisa Stickley shows you how
The Design “A little sweater for your teapot.” The pretty ruffled version was designed for our LYS Tour several years ago, while the plain fellow is a perennial favorite. Choose a traditional tweed or a modern self-striping yarn in a color that won't show the drips. What a thoughtful gift! See how we've used this pattern! The Details FINISHED SIZES To fit standard Brown Betty-style teapots: 4-cup (6-cup). Yarn information given for 4-cup size; 6-cup size in parentheses ( ). YARN Plain Ribbed Version: 1 (2) skein(s) Jamieson's Shetland Heather (100 yds/92m each); shown lower left in Color 235. Or 1 (1) skein Noro Kureyon (110 yds/100m); shown lower center in Color 242. Or approx. 100 (110) yds/92 (101)m of an equivalent worsted-weight yarn. Ruffled Version: 2 (2) skeins Noro Silk Garden (110 yds/100m each); shown lower center in Color 341. Or approx. 140 (150) yds/128 (137)m of an equivalent worsted-weight yarn. NEEDLES & NOTIONS (both versions) US 7 (4.5mm) 16"/40cm circular, or size to obtain gauge; plus 24"/60cm circular for ruffled version. US 7 (4.5mm) double-points, or gauge size. GAUGE (both versions) Approx. 28 sts/28 rows = 4"/10cm in K2/P2 ribbing, not stretched.
Digital download of this out of print booklet of knitting patterns from the 1960s. This book has 6 patterns - print out the pages you need to keep the instructions on hand. Patterns include 2 afghans, 2 tea cosies in 3 sizes, a cushion and a poodle. 12 pages of instructions in a PDF format. Use Adobe Acrobat or your favorite PDF viewer to open the pattern and print. The images of this listing are just photos - the PDF will be high quality scans! The download is instantly available - see the purchase in your Etsy account. Save on shipping and use the patterns right away!
Whether you have a baby shower coming up or you just love sheep, these are some of the cutest patterns you'll find anywhere! From raised patterns to full, puffy, huggable sheep, you'll fill your cuteness quota and get some knitting done in the...
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