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Kris' Corner - A Cup of Cozy

A Cup of Cozy

As I mentioned in my last “corner” article, Christmas is a coming and I continue to search for small quick projects to help with the gift list for friends and family.

A knit or crocheted “Cup Cozy” fits that bill. It is a great little project that you can easily finish in a day and doesn’t need a lot of expertise or yarn for the finished project. You can even pick up an inexpensive mug to complete the gift for that special someone who loves lattes.

What is a “Cup Cozy” you ask? It is a knit or crocheted wrap to put around a mug filled with a warm tasty drink to help keep your drink hot and to feel good on your hands as you hold your beverage.

Simple to complex, there are a variety of patterns and themes for cozies. The one I show here is called, "Cabled Cup Cozy” a pattern by Natalya1905 on Ravelry and rated “Easy+”…you gotta like that! I chose a soft worsted-weight yarn and found this sweet button to finish it off (we have buttons just like it in the shop!).

If you are a crocheter, check out the cute “Buttoned Cup Cozy” by Lindsey Dale and “Gingerbread Cup Cozy” by Kylee Keller (this one is free!). Both of these work up quickly and will bring a smile to anyones face.

As you finish these little gems you can cross off a few people on your list…Done! Done! Done! Doesn’t that feel good?


-Kris

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