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Here is a lovely assortment of tea cozy patterns that I've collected from around the 'net...a little bit of everything in the lot (knit, crochet and sewing). Many are quite simple and easy enough for beginners so there's something here for everyone. Enjoy! Quilted: New to quilting? This is a…

Here is the pattern for the tea cosy I made my friend. She asked me to knit her a tea cosy which was green and didn't have a bobble on the top! After searching among patterns, I couldn't find anything suitable so decided to create my own. The knitted fabric is lovely and thick and the lid is detachable. Here it is: Size: to fit large tea pot. My tea pot measures approx 52cm round widest part and approx 34 cm round base. Needles: 1 pair 5.5mm (straight) Yarn: 1 strand of each of the…

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Reserved for Ana until 1/11/12 Special Offer... Was $110... Now $95 OOAK Freeform Crochet Teapot Cosy. A great collectors piece. Created in freeform crochet using an assortment of natural & synthetic yarns, I used a wadded padding & commercial felt to line the inside to ensure maximum heat retention This spectacular Tea cosy is sure to be the focal point & take pride of place at your next social occasion. Featured in Freeform Crochet & Beyond. Size: approx 25.5cm (10”) wide x 20.5 cm…

Crochet Drawstring Teacosy

Making a 'Tea Cosy': I love hot tea, and love to use my tea pots. Keeping it warm enough to enjoy an entire potful before it gets cold can be a challenge. So, I designed a "tea cosy". Found them to be way overpriced and not very imaginative or pretty on the 'net, so I m…

Here is a bit of a lop-sided picture of my latest tea cosy I made three flowers to go on the top There is a bit of a story on how this cosy came about. Back in 2009 I found this brown, green and orange cosy at a garage sale. At that time I had never seen a cosy like this and wondered it I could make one like it. I could figure out most of the pattern but I really couldn't figure out how the ridges were made. Fast forward to a couple of weeks ago when I decided to look again on Ravlery and…

Free pattern: www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/rosie-posy-tea-cosy The roses are crocheted and the green body is knitted. edit: apparently there is a problem with the original link posted on the Ravelry page. There is a archived link posted that was working today (April12 2010) so you can try that one.

This reminds me of summers at the cottage having 'tea time'. megan.kiwi.gen.nz/RosyCosy/