Simple Crochet Tall Coffee Mug Cozy
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We’re going on month 4 of frigid, Minnesota winter weather. Although, don’t get me wrong, this winter hasn’t been nearly as unbearable as ones in the past. That’s good news for us parents of a child with plenty of energy to burn that hates being cooped up in the house all winter.
After we brave the arctic temperatures outside so that Bean can run around and tire herself out, the first question I hear when we get in the house is, “Mom, can you make me a cup of hot choc-a-late?” I write that exactly as she says it, carefully pronouncing each syllable: choc-a-late. It’s pretty adorable.
Lately we’ve been enjoying Starbucks® Hot Cocoa K-Cup® pods. They’ve got 2 delicious flavors: Classic Hot Cocoa and Salted Caramel Hot Cocoa. They’re made with real cocoa and non-fat milk, plus they’re quick and easy to make with my Keurig.
We got to try out the Starbucks® Hot Cocoa K-Cup® pods when the Cozy Collection showed up at my doorstep. It came with a super soft blanket, mug, shortbread, handcrafted marshmallows, k-cup pods, plus a $5 Starbucks gift card.
I like to use a mug cozy to help keep my hot cocoa warm (and cozy), so I decided to create a pattern to fit my new, tall Starbucks® mug. Here’s how you can crochet one for yourself…
Simple Crochet Tall Coffee Mug Cozy Pattern
Materials needed:
- Worsted weight yarn
- Size G/4mm crochet hook
- 2 buttons
- Tapestry needle
- Scissors
Stitches used:
- st= stitch
- sl st= slip stitch
- CH= chain
- HDC= half double crochet
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Round 1:
Create a magic circle, then into the magic circle CH 2 (counts as 1 HDC now and throughout), 11 HDC, pull ring tight and sl st to join (12 HDC)
Round 2:Â
CH 2, 2 HDC in each stitch around, sl st to join (24 HDC)
Round 3:
CH 2 and HDC in first st, HDC in next st, then *2 HDC, HDC* repeat from * to * around, sl st to join (36 HDC)
Round 4: CH 2, then in back loop only HDC around and sl st to join (36 HDC)
Round 5: CH 2, HDC in each st around, sl st to join (36 HDC)
Rounds 6-7: Repeat Round 5
Round 8: CH 2, HDC in each st around, DO NOT JOIN, CH 2, turn
Round 9: HDC in each st around, CH 2, turn (36 HDC)
Round 10: RepeatÂ
Round 11: HDC in each st around, CH 8, turn
Round 12: HDC in each st around, CH 2, turn (36 HDC)
Round 13: Repeat
Round 14: HDC in each st around, CH 8, turn (36 HDC)
Round 15: HDC in each st around, fasten off leaving a tail (36 HDC)
Using the tail of yarn, attach 2 buttons to the opposite side from the loops. Fasten off and weave in the ends.Â
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Thank you. This is just what I’ve been looking for.😀
Can you tell us about how many yards is needed? Thanks.
The skein I used was brand new and 164 yards long and I barely put a dent in it. Hope that helps!