Gray Days Knitted Mug Cozy
The Gray Days Knitted Mug Cozy will bring a smile to your face on even the gloomiest of days. This easy free knitting pattern will keep the contents of your mug piping hot and you won't burn your hands when you touch it. This simple mug cozy features a garter stitch border and a stocking stitch main body. Plus, this free knitting pattern only requires one ball of double knitting yarn, so you won't need to worry about spending a lot of time or money on this piece. Keeping your tea or other beverage nice and hot has never been more stylish.
Knitting Needle Size6 or 4 mm
Yarn Weight(3) Light/DK (21-24 stitches to 4 inches)
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3cats2love
Sep 25, 2017
This is a cute idea and a very practical one for using up your odds and ends of DK or light weight yarn. Although acrylic would work alright, I think a cotton or cotton blend yarn would be best for handling the hot mug, plus you could wash it if you spilled your coffee or tea on it.
cthomas 396
Aug 02, 2017
This is super cute and easy to make. I love how, since it's sideways, it looks like crisscrossing, when it's really just sideways stockinette. It could be cute to add a button for under the handle, too!
epariscrc 7691675
Dec 14, 2016
What do you mean by double knitting yarn? Two strands together?
paver2
Dec 14, 2016
I think she means double knit yarn, usually written dk or DK. It means a medium weight yarn, often four ply. You might want to make a swatch first to make sure your yarn works out the way you want it to. The rest of the intructions seem pretty straightforward.
Editor for AllFree CrochetAfghanPatte rns
Nov 21, 2016
I don't really think cozies are necessary when it comes to drinks like this, but it certainly makes you feel all warm and cozy while snuggled next to the fire on a cold day.
The Designing Peng uin
Nov 18, 2016
first there were tea cosies, now mug cosies sounds rather odd at first, but keeping coffee or tea hot longer and not burning fingers is wonderful. This would also work using the stash of leftover yarns, making colorful cosies - A idea
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