Country Cottage Cozy Crochet Tutorial - Crochet Cup Cozy Pattern - Quick and Easy Crochet Pattern

In today's tutorial we'll be making the Country Cottage Cozy! This is a super quick and easy crochet cup/can cozy! We'll be making both a cozy sleeve and a cozy with a base! These measure approximately 3.5" tall and 8" in circumference (4" wide when laying flat) and will fit on a 12oz & 16oz cup or can!

Time Stamps:
Cozy Sleeve - 1:17
Cozy with Base - 11:22

Difficulty: Advanced Beginner/Easy

Supplies Needed (affiliate links):
● Medium (4) Weight Yarn (I used Yarn Bee Soft & Sleek in Linen & Mustard)

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These will be great quick stocking stuffers or last minute holiday gifts! Place them on a beautiful cup cozy template from The Knotty Boss to make your gift extra beautiful! Check out all of The Knotty Boss's printables in her Etsy Shop and use code TURTLETRUNK30 for 30% off any of her printables!!

[sara]

Thank you so much for this video tutorial! I am a beginner and seeing every single step, especially at the beginning and end of rounds, is vital for my understanding. It came out exactly right and I am so proud of myself! Thank you again!

[melissamurphy]

This whole collection are going to make the best gifts ever! I'm so thankful for you sharing them!🤗

[gailwagoner]

Thank you for sharing I have been looking for a cup cozy for awhile.

[kathleenheidenreich]

So easy to follow and learn a new stitch

[sharonmooney]

Thank you for sharing this. I did one and I'm working on my second one. These will make special fall gifts "just because" to my friends and family.
I really like the design and I'm an experienced crocheter. I love doing new patterns ❤.

[cynscraftboutique]

Love your explanation. It is so easy to follow. Thank you for sharing you pattern.

[craftingaround.]

I finished making the stocking I guess I'll try these too. They too cute

[OneTrueWord]

You explain this so well, and show exactly where the stitches should go. Thanks so much! New subscriber!
♥️💐♥️

[idareandevers]

I love both your cozy the step were very simple to follow. Thanks

[sailormoonb]

I ove it 😍 I finished my cottage coffee cups thank you for shearing your beautiful work 😍❤️❤️❤️❤️

[rawanalmadi]

I just tried the cozy sleeve for my first ever crochet piece. At first it was really hard to understand what was happening sense u were a littil fast at explaining but eventually i got the hang if it and started doing some without even thinking about what i did. So i gaind some muscle memory. Unfortunately i made my first row too tight soo i have to use the smalest cup possible 😂. But over all it was a great tutorial ❤️❤️❤️ it would have been even better if u showed how to "weave in" as i have never seen it before.

[amelianunag]

I’ve been looking for a unique cup cozy pattern and I’m so happy I found this! I love this pattern! Thank you for sharing. I am hoping to make these for Christmas presents.
Could you please tell me what yarn weight and hook size you used for this demo? Thank you so much!

[MoriahHayes]

Hi! All of your designs are so cute, I just subscribed to your channel! :)
I wanted to ask, for a cold cup cozy would you recommend not using acrylic? Thank you!

[veronicajuarez]

24 is to small for a Starbucks cup ! 🤗 the pattern on Etsy has a different size option?

[SheriWhitfield]

Love these. I'm surprised, however, that you don't make them in cotton, as it seems most people do make them with cotton yarn, especially for cold cups that may sweat. I much prefer using acrylic, so I'll give it try with both fibers!

[Sara-xkns]

When I have a long chain to make and slip together I do something similar to your trick, but after I do a few chains like 5 or so, I take the chain off, put my hook in the first stitch and then I continue to do the rest, it makes the loop as I go and the 1st chain just kind of stays at the back of my hook out of the way, sometimes I’ll put my thumb on it to make sure it doesn’t slip off but yeah, I’ve done chains of 100+ with this method and never have to worry about my circle being twisted when I connect them. I wish I could remember who showed me so I could give them credit.

[RocioVargasHernandez-hz]

So nice! ❤ how thick is the yarn you are using?

[karencarter]

What is this stitch called? I have been following this video several times and still can't get it to look like yours. Maybe if I saw someone else do it, I would be able to get it then. Thank you for sharing this, btw.

[beverlyjohns]

This is such a beautiful stitch but sadly for me I followed your tutorial exactly and I couldn’t get it to go onto the bottom of my 12 ounce to go cup to.

[sharonswischook]

Hi, where do you order the cardboard "fake cup" your cup cozy slides onto?