Country Cottage Cozy Crochet Pattern
The Country Cottage Cozy is a cute and practical crochet pattern that’s also quick and easy to make! You can make either a cozy sleeve or a cozy with a base, which both will fit on a 12oz and 16oz cup and can! These make great gifts for friends, teachers, or family, but you can also sell them online or at markets, or just make for yourself!
Today I’ll be sharing another addition to the Country Cottage Collection, the Country Cottage Cozy! This crochet coffee cup and can cozy can be made as either a sleeve or with a base. Each cozy uses less than 50 yards of yarn and they work up super fast! These are going to be great makes for the holidays, as you can make them for stocking stuffers, a last minute gift, or even to sell at markets! You can make these for anytime of year though! They work great for both hot and cold cups.
The Country Cottage Cozy features a beautiful texture that looks intricate but it actually very easy to create! It uses only a few stitches and an easy to remember repeat so you’ll be able to whip these up in no time!
I hope you enjoy making this pattern and also love your new, Country Cottage Cozy! Continue reading below to hear my inspiration for this pattern and to learn more about the yarn I used, then scroll down for the written pattern!
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If you enjoy this pattern, also check out the other patterns in the Country Cottage Collection: Country Cottage Mittens, Country Cottage Beanie, Country Cottage Stocking, Country Cottage Headband, Country Cottage Socks, Country Cottage Pumpkin.
Want more cozy crochet patterns, then check out the Picot Beverage Holder and All Star Can Cozy!
Whether gifting or selling, I highly recommend these cup templates from Anna of The Knotty Boss! They’re a great way to display your cozy’s, while instantly making your products look more professional! You can find these templates, as well as many more templates, HERE! To celebrate this patterns release, Anna generously gave me a coupon code to share with you all, so use code TURTLETRUNK30 for 30% off any of her printables!
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Inspiration
If you’re familiar with my work, then you know I have a few (ok, A LOT) of Country Cottage patterns. These patterns all share the same incredible texture that I just love, so I’ve been trying to use it for as many items as I can! Once I find a stitch or texture that I like, I use it to death! I’m not sorry though, because I know you love it too! By alternating double crochet and front post double crochet stitches, you get the most amazing texture and the best part is, it’s so simple to do! Not only that, but it works up quick as well! So my inspiration for the Country Cottage Cozy is the same as my inspirations for all the other Country Cottage patterns, incredible texture, that’s quick and easy!
Sizes
The Country Cottage Cozy pattern includes instructions for a cozy sleeve as well as a cozy with a base/bottom. The circumference of each cozy is approximately 8″, which will fit around both 12oz and 16 oz cups and cans. The height of each cozy is approximately 3.5″, however you can adjust the height of your cozy by repeating the center rounds as many times as needed to reach your desired height.
Yarn
I used Yarn Bee Soft & Sleek in the colors Linen and Mustard for my cozy’s, but you can use any medium (4) weight yarn! Yarn bee Soft & Sleek is super soft and comfortable to hold, but is also very durable, so it works well for a cozy!
Some other acrylic yarns I think would work great are Hobby Lobby’s I Love This Yarn, Red Heart Soft, as well as Vanna’s Choice.
I really enjoyed using Yarn Bee Soft & Sleek yarn for my cozy’s for winter as it helped keep my hands warm, but cotton yarn would be a great option for a cozy that you’ll use in the summer. Cotton is durable and will help absorb some condensation from cold cups or cans, so it would be great if making a cozy for the summer!
Hobby Lobby’s I Love This Cotton, Lily Sugar n’ Cream, and also Circulo Natural Cotton Maxcolor are my favorite cotton yarns that I think would work great for this cozy for the summer months!
Difficulty
Advanced Beginner / Easy
Gauge Swatch
6 STs x 4 Rows = 2” x 2”
CH 12, without twisting your chain, SL ST into the 1st CH to create a loop then CH 2.
Round 1: DC in each CH around. Join & CH 2. (12)
Round 2: DC in the 1st ST, FPDC in the next. *DC, FPDC* around. Join & CH 2. (12)
Round 3: FPDC in the 1st ST, DC in the next. *FPDC, DC* around. Join & CH 2. (12)
Round 4: DC in the 1st ST, FPDC in the next. *DC, FPDC* around. Join & CH 2. (12)
Adjust hook size up or down to reach gauge.
Notes
- This pattern is worked in the round. At the end of the round, join with a slip stitch then CH 1 or 2.
- Beginning chains do not count as stitches. At the end of the round, join with a slip stitch to the top of the 1st ST from the previous round. Chain 1 or 2 then work the first ST into the same ST as the chain.
- The number in parenthesis at the end of the round represents the total stitch count at the end of that round.
- Stitches between *asterisks* are to be repeated until the end of the round.
- Cozy’s fit on 12oz & 16 oz cups and cans.
Supplies
- Medium (4) Weight Yarn (I used Yarn Bee Soft & Sleek)
- 5.00mm (H) Crochet Hook
- Yarn Needle
- Scissors
Abbreviations (US Terms)
ST(s) – Stitch(es)
CH – Chain
SL ST – Slip Stitch
HDC – Half Double Crochet
DC – Double Crochet
DC BLO – Double Crochet in the Back Loop Only
FPDC – Front Post Double Crochet
Special Stitches
Front Post Double Crochet (FPDC): Yarn over, insert your hook from the front, around the back, and to the front again, around the post of the next ST, yarn over and pull up a loop, yarn over and pull through 2 loops, yarn over and pull through last 2 loops.
How to not twist your chain when creating a loop: After creating your chain, remove your hook and insert it through the first chain. Put the last loop back on your hook and pull it through with a slip stitch. Work the 1st stitch of Round 1 into the same chain you joined to.
Working in the back bump of the chain: When looking at your chain from the top, you will see a bump on the back of the chain. Work your stitches in the back bump of the chain, thus creating a nice, clean edge around the bottom of the cozy.
Double Crochet in the Back Loop Only (DC BLO): When looking at your stitch from above, the loop closest to you in the front loop and the one furthest away is the back loop. Double crochet in the back loop only.
Country Cottage Cozy Pattern
Cozy Sleeve
CH 24, without twisting your chain, SL ST into the 1st CH to create a loop, then CH 1.
Round 1: Loosely SL ST into the back bump of each CH around. Join & CH 2. (24)
Round 2: DC in each ST around. Join & CH 2. (24)
Round 3: FPDC in the 1st ST, DC in the next. *FPDC, DC* around. Join & CH 2. (24)
Round 4: DC in the 1st ST, FPDC in the next. *DC, FPDC* around. Join & CH 2. (24)
Round 5: FPDC in the 1st ST, DC in the next. *FPDC, DC* around. Join & CH 2. (24)
Rounds 6-9: Repeat Rounds 4 & 5. At the end of Round 9, Join & CH 1.
Round 10: Loosely SL ST in each ST around. Join & tie off yarn.
Weave in ends.
Cozy with Base
Magic Circle, CH 1
Round 1: HDC x8 inside circle. Join & CH 1. (8)
Round 2: 2 HDC in each ST around. Join & CH 1. (16)
Round 3: HDC in 1st ST, 2 HDC in the next. *HDC, 2 HDC* around. Join & CH 2. (24)
Round 4: DC BLO in each ST around. Join & CH 2. (24)
Round 5: FPDC in the 1st ST, DC in the next. *FPDC, DC* around. Join & CH 2. (24)
Round 6: DC in the 1st ST, FPDC in the next. *DC, FPDC* around. Join & CH 2. (24)
Round 7: FPDC in the 1st ST, DC in the next. *FPDC, DC* around. Join & CH 2. (24)
Rounds 8-11: Repeat Rounds 6 & 7. At the end of Round 11, Join & CH 1.
Round 12: Loosely SL ST in each ST around. Join & tie off yarn.
Weave in ends.
And you’re all done!
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