On the day of the Coronation, Margaret and her family will be at their own brightly-coloured stripey beach hut by Wellington Pier at Great Yarmouth. Pass the tip of the right hand needle through the loop, wind yarn round the right hand needle to make a second loop. Place this new loop on the left hand needle to the right of the original loop. You now have two stitches on the left-hand needle.

Patons bee hive tea cozy. Easy-to-remember switches between knit and purl rows, make this pattern simple to follow and rewarding to finish. Let’s begin with your choice of shades from our 100% wool, Patons Classic Wool Roving collection and use your creative flair to decorate it with little bee appliqués. It’s tea time! A printable free tea cosy knitting pattern. A fair isle teacosy using 5 Miniballs, knit in the round and then steeked. A great way to practice the technique of cutting your knitting on a small project first! The kanji on the pattern means ‘tea’. Cosy cables tea cosy. This cabled tea cosy is knit flat in two pieces and is then joined in the round to complete the top. There is one selvedge stitch on either side for ease in seaming the base. This teapot cozy is an ode to British royalty with it’s colorful bunting decoration and the fancy little knit teacup sitting on top. It’s a little bit silly and whole lot adorable, plus it only uses basic knitting stitches. I think it’s safe to say that you are going to need this design in your life for your next Great British Bake Off themed tea party!

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Some teapot cozies are designed to easily come on and off, while other designs are made to stay put. The Lidded Tea Cozy, but the design keeps it simple to replenish the water level by incorporating a removable lid. A button closure underneath the handle helps keep things extra secure.

Description The Jubilee Street Party tea cosy was designed for the Simply Knitting Magazine issue 224 which went on sale on the 29th April 2022. Once you have decided on your two colours, take a pair of knitting needles - size 5mm. Cast on 72 stitches (multiple of 6). For a medium cosy cast on 60 stitches (multiple of 5).

Customer Reviews

Blooming tea pot cozy pattern features a rib stitch body and topped with knitflowers. An easy and fun pattern for beginners. Finished Circumference About 15 in. (38 cm), will stretch to fit most teapots. This teapot cozy design is knit sideways rather than in the round or in two flat panels sandwiched together. I think that this was an excellent design choice and I love the way that it makes the cupcake wrapper easy to knit up in two colors. The best part is the swirly frosting on the top.

A beautiful, cheerful and springtime cosy – The Flower Garden Tea Cosy. Tea cosy measures 32cm circumference, 16cm high, to fit a1 cup Teapot. If you’re a fan of tea time and cozy crafting (I mean, who isn’t?), then you’re in for a real treat. Today, we’re diving into the delightful world of teapot cozy knitting patterns, where creativity and functionality unite. Each cosy fits a Terry's Chocolate Orange underneath them, so they make super little Jubilee gifts. But they can also be used as decorations when you get ready for the bank holiday Jubilee weekend and the national street part. Knit 4 rows as above, continuing with correct colour striping. Note if your tea cosy is taller or shorter than mine, you can adjust the number of knitted rows and knit the piece a bit longer or a bit shorter.

Perhaps you’d like to have your friends over for holiday tea…or you need a nice gift for a tea lover. If so, this colorfully striped pot cozy is the perfect project to knit next! Pattern is written so that you can customize this cozy to the size of the pot. Easy pattern to knit. This sweet and colorful tea cozy pattern uses small amounts of left over worsted weight yarn to create a charming, lined topper that really keeps tea hot. And what fun to knit! Stripes, dots and cheerful fields of bright shiny shades make for a joyful summer knit you can enjoy all year long. As someone who was aged 24 at the last Coronation, Margaret has wise words for our late Queen’s eldest son. She says, “Our future King has got a lot to live up to, and he’s been a bit quiet of late… but it’s a big change for him. I think he’s going to do very well.” The garter rib stitch provides more texture than your average rib stitch and it makes for an excellent teapot cozy. This teapot cozy design is finished off with a handful of colorful blooms bursting out of the top. What a great way to use up even the smallest balls of yarn you have laying around from past projects!