Knit Wine Bottle Sweater Pattern
There's something about a knit sweater that makes everything look cuter - even a wine bottle! The Knit Wine Bottle Sweater Pattern is a great way to dress up a host or hostess gift as well as offer a little bit of protection on the car-ride over to the party. This adorable cable knit wine bottle cozy pattern is adorned with three sweet buttons. This cute little cozy would make a great hostess gift for a wild girls' night out or a relaxing girls' night in.
Knitting Needle Size5 or 3.75 mm, Double-Pointed Knitting Needles (DPNs)
Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)
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cthomas 396
Aug 15, 2017
This is such a great idea. We always do a family gift exchange, and wine is often involved in those gifts. Saving this one!
Alysanne
Apr 05, 2017
Very cute pattern. I have made Christmas ones that look like santa's or snowmen so this sweater is just the thing for other times of the year. Only thing I would add to the pattern is to use a row marker so you know when to do the next row. It is really hard to eye ball it. Also, you could decrease a few stitches so the collar hugs the bottle a little bit.
nataliegrace
Feb 10, 2017
What an awesome idea! This would be a great way to keep chilled bottles of wine cold. It would also soak up any condensation, so the bottle doesn't slip out of your hand.
Catsitt
Jan 31, 2017
A really great free pattern. I can't shout about it enough!! I made them Christmas home as an quirky little ad on when giving people wine as a gift and my partner suggested putting them on to whiskey and wine bottles as well! They went down a treat with everyone, I even have orders to make spares next year for people to be able gift them out as well! This is a firm favourite pattern for me!
craftedbyfox
Jan 16, 2017
A great free pattern which looks stylish, makes a change from giving wine in bottle gift bags. It is not for the beginner as it takes a while to get used to knitting in the round on DPN's and you then have the added obstacle of a cable needle but once you get going and can see the pattern taking shape it I see definitely worth it. The tutorial is very good with images to help.
Grace333
Jan 08, 2017
This is so cute. I agree with Susan regarding practicing of cables. It is funny that once you get it you get it, but until then it is so frustrating. This is a really cute idea that is quick and can use up some of that extra yarn that seems to always be left over.
Susan S
Dec 22, 2016
This is one of those projects that allow you to practice cables and shaping before investing a lot of time in a bigger project. And it's adorable enough to give that special bottle of wine an extra special touch for a big occasion.
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