This following pattern contains four free patterns, two knit tea cosy patterns with a house theme and a combi van theme and two crochet tea cosy patterns with a cupcake theme and a butterfly theme. Printable free tea cosy knitting patterns. Sew up the side seams, gather around the top and the bottom. Push the thread ends inside; this is enough to stuff the paws....you could add some of the fibre-fill if you think it needs it. Pull the gathering tight to seal the paws. Stitch on to the front of the body.

Perhaps you’d like to have your friends over for holiday tea…or you need a nice gift for a tea lover. If so, this colorfully striped pot cozy is the perfect project to knit next! Pattern is written so that you can customize this cozy to the size of the pot. Easy pattern to knit. This tea cosy is knit flat in two-colour brioche to begin and is then joined to work in the round above the spout and handle. Please read all notes carefully before starting. Daisy bush tea cosy, cover your pot in spring time flowers. This is one of those double layer cosies that keep the teapot seriously warm.The finished size of this cosy is 20cm high and 20cm wide; it fits a fairly large pot; my pot holds 7 cups of tea (1.75 litres).Lovely Cat Knitting Tutorials: Adorable Cats Knitting Patterns: Knitting Lovely and Simple Kittens Kindle Edition A fair isle teacosy using 5 Miniballs, knit in the round and then steeked. A great way to practice the technique of cutting your knitting on a small project first! The kanji on the pattern means ‘tea’.

Experienced knitters, make tea time even more fun with this pretty, floral tea cozy. Lily Sugar’n Cream is 100% cotton, so it’s the perfect choice for this project in the shades you prefer, or using those in the interpretation shown. It’s a great gift when paired with one of our many dishcloths. Cosy cables tea cosy. This cabled tea cosy is knit flat in two pieces and is then joined in the round to complete the top. There is one selvedge stitch on either side for ease in seaming the base.

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Your next project uses stranded colorwork in an unusual way – by intentionally pulling the alternate shade too tight, you create pleats! Knit this fun cozy to look like a hat, in any color you wish using Patons Classic Wool Worsted. Top-off with a fun pom-pom for the perfect finished look.