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How To Crochet An Easy Coffee Cup Cozy Free Pattern

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Learn how to crochet this simple cozy pattern for your coffee cup. It’s a quick and easy pattern with pictures and video tutorial!

Crochet cup cozies are a great way to hold on to your hot drinks and protect your hand while your delicious coffee (or tea) cools to the perfect sipping temperature.

And you can use them for cold drinks too! If you use cotton yarn then it’ll absorb the condensation and keep your cup from slipping.

Green crochet cup sleeve on red cup.

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I used one of my favorite cotton yarns from WeCrochet in a variegated color that turned out great. I love how it looks in half double crochet.

When you go get your coffee from the shop you can pick up the cardboard sleeve. But if you’ve invested in a reusable coffee cup then making your own coffee cup sleeves just makes sense.

And if you’re not a coffee or tea drinker (gasp!) then these make great gifts. You can make a dozen mug cozies in different colors and display them at your next craft fair too.

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Materials

  • 30 yds of WeCrochet Dishie* #4 medium weight yarn (100% cotton, 190 yd (170 m) per 100 g skein) in shade Herb Garden — 1 skein.
  • 5 mm hook US Size 8, or hook size to meet gauge. I’m using my ergonomic Furls Streamline* here.
  • Yarn needle, Measuring tape, Scissors
Red cup with green crochet cozy sleeve next to hook and yarn.

Notes

There’s not a stitch pattern to worry about so you can start with any stitch multiple for the foundation chain.

To keep the join nice and tight, I pull up a long loop instead of chaining to start each round. If you prefer, you may chain 1 or 2 to start the round but do not count it as a stitch.

You may consider using stitch marker for the first stitch of each round.

Stitches/Abbreviations

US Terms

ch – chain

hdc – half double crochet

sl st – slip stitch

Construction

This pattern is crocheted in the round where you join each round and continue working in the same direction.

Skill Level

Beginner

Gauge

9 sts x 9 rnds (after blocking) to 3” (7.5 cm) measured in hdc.

Sizing

3.5” tall x 4.25” wide (flat)

Fit/Adjustments

This pattern has a suggested 1/2” (1 cm) of negative ease. This means the finished cozy is  smaller than the actual cup circumference, and will stretch to fit. 

To make a different size you can chain any number of stitches to fit your cup. Likewise, you can work to different lengths by repeating more or less rnds.

Video

Watch the video tutorial on my YouTube Channel.

Pattern Instructions 

Red cup with green crochet cozy sleeve next to hook and yarn.

How To Crochet A Cup Cozy

Yield: 1
Prep Time: 5 minutes
Active Time: 30 minutes
Additional Time: 5 minutes
Total Time: 5 minutes
Difficulty: Easy
Estimated Cost: $1

Learn how to crochet a simple mug cozy in this easy and free crochet pattern with video!

Materials

  • 30 yds of WeCrochet Dishie #4 medium weight yarn (100% cotton, 190 yd (170 m) per 100 g skein) in shade Herb Garden — 1 skein.

Tools

  • 5 mm crochet hook US Size 8, or hook size to meet gauge.
  • tapestry needle, Measuring tape, Scissors

Instructions

    Ch 25, being careful not to twist sl st to first ch to join in a circle. You can adjust the number of chains to fit a larger cup (or smaller).Chain linked by slip stitch.

    Rnd 1. Pull up a long loop, hdc in same ch, First half double crochet.hdc in next ch and in each ch to end of row, Half double crochet all the way around.sl st to first st to join. (25 sts)Join to first stitch with slip stitch.

    Rnd 2. Pull up a long loop, hdc in same st, First half double crochet of row 2.hdc in next st and in each st to end, sl st to first st to join. (25 sts)

    Rnds 3 - 11. Repeat rnd 2 to desired height.4 inch crochet coffee sleeve on hook in green yarn.

    Pull up a long loop through the last stitch and cut yarn. Weave in ends. Turn to right side if you have not already.

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