new crochet pattern - notebook tea cozy by kim miller.

 

 

Skill Level: Intermediate

You can crochet this charming tea cozy! Inspired by notebook paper, this tea cozy fits nicely over your teapot allowing your tea to stay hot for a longer period of time.

This detailed crochet pattern includes directions on how to make a tiny pompom using a fork, and is complete with 12 figure pictures to help you to successfully complete your project. This crochet pattern calls for ¾ ball of Patons® Classic Wool (colour - Aran), ¼ ball of Patons® Classic Wool (colour - New Denim), and scraps of Patons® Classic Wool (colour - Bright Red). You will also need a 4.00 mm (G), 3.50 mm (E) and a 3.25 mm (D) crochet hook. The pattern uses the following stitches and techniques: chain, single crochet, half double crochet, double crochet, and reverse single crochet.

The finished tea cozy measures 2¾ cm (9”) wide and 20¼ cm (8”) long and will fit a standard sized teapot. The Gordon Ramsay Maze teapot by Royal Doulton is the model for the tea cozy shown.

 

 

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(Purchase this pattern and receive 20% off by entering the coupon code "notebook20" at the checkout!

Offer valid until Friday - June 6th, 2014)

 

 

 

 

 

kim.

 

sneak peek.

In addition to being obsessed with owls, cables, chalkboards, chevrons, etc....lately I've also been obsessed with notebook paper which is reflected in my latest design for the 

Notebook Tea Cozy!

  

The crochet pattern for this charming tea cozy should be ready for release any day!

 

 

 

kim.

creative way to use crochet.

 

I was bored with my planter and wanted a change, but after months of browsing and not finding anything that I loved, it finally occurred to me to shop the house. I would have never imagined using one of my braided baskets for a plant cozy, but as soon as I spotted it I knew that it was change I was looking for. Plus, the price was right.

 

Braided Baskets - Crochet Pattern

Braided Baskets - Crochet Pattern

 

Now it's your turn...have you repurposed your crocheted items in an interesting way?  We would love to hear about the creative ways that you've use your finished projects.

 

 

 

kim.