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Double Seed Stitch Coffee Cozy

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Double Seed Stitch Coffee Cozy
Double Seed Stitch Coffee Cozy
This image courtesy of mamainastitch.com

Protect your hands from steaming hot coffee with this Double Seed Stitch Coffee Cozy. An easy DIY coffee cozy that is the perfect beginner knitting pattern, this project is so quick to work up! Whether you want to practice the double seed stitch or create a fun DIY gift idea, this cozy has it all. This project makes for a reusable DIY accessory that is so convenient!

From the Blogger: "Make this eco-friendly and reusable coffee cozy for your everyday coffee break! It's so much nicer than the cardboard ones you get at the coffee shop, and you can practice the double seed stitch (which creates a lovely texture). This is an easy project that works up quickly."

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Knitting Needle Size6 or 4 mm

Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)

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RachelAnne

May 15, 2017

Love this! Recently got a new coffee cup, and it needs a cozy. Can't wait to try this pattern.

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