Prepare a hot beverage and craft a decorative tea insulator adorned with blooming designs: Eight attractive patterns to experiment with
In the world of knitting, tea cosies are a delightful and functional craft that adds a touch of charm to any tea time. Here are some captivating designs that are sure to inspire your next knitting project.
The Traditional Tea Cosy by Rosa Hoban
Rosa Hoban's Traditional Tea Cosy is a delightful blend of stripes and ruffles, finished with a crocheted floral corsage. More details about this cosy can be found on Rosa's blog.
Ann Franklin's Summer Flower Tea Cosy
For a vibrant and colourful addition to your tea collection, look no further than Ann Franklin's Summer Flower Tea Cosy. Featuring roses, geraniums, petunias, and gerberas knitted in bold, bright shades, this cosy is a true summer showstopper. The pattern can be found in the digital download of Simply Knitting issue 186.
The Button Rose Tea Cosy
Designed by Louise Fitzpatrick, the Button Rose Tea Cosy is a charming cosy adorned with dainty crochet roses, each with a button in the centre. This cosy is knitted and topped with these delicate roses, making it a beautiful addition to any tea set.
Val Pierce's Spring Tea Cosy
Val Pierce's Spring Tea Cosy is a delightful cosy adorned with daffodils and crocuses, with a slip-stitch pattern that resembles shoots of grass. The pattern for this cosy can be downloaded for free, and more details can be found on Val's blog.
Madame Weigel's Floral Knitted Tea Cosy
Based on a vintage design from 1937, Madame Weigel's Floral Knitted Tea Cosy is worked in a simple petal stitch and finished with multi-coloured flowers. More details about this cosy can be found on Madame Weigel's blog.
A Touch of the Exotic: Jen Adams' Camomile Lawn Tea Cosy
For those seeking a touch of the exotic, Jen Adams' Camomile Lawn Tea Cosy is a beautiful choice. With a butterfly pattern on the body and flowers on the top, this cosy is a charming addition to any tea set. The pattern can be found in the digital download of Simply Knitting issue 151.
Monica Russel's Cabled Cosy
For a chunky and warm cosy, Monica Russel's Cabled Cosy is a perfect choice. This cosy is a centrepiece for the kitchen table, and the pattern can be found in the digital download of Simply Knitting issue 136, along with patterns for the Button Rose tea cosy, Madame Weigel's Floral Knitted tea cosy, and the Traditional Tea Cosy by Rosa Hoban.
A Desert-Inspired Knitted Cosy: The Free Knitted Cactus Pattern
For a unique and modern take on the tea cosy, there is a free knitted cactus pattern available. This cosy will surely add a touch of the desert to your tea time.
A Free Knitted Poppy Pattern
Last but not least, for those who love poppies, there is a free knitted poppy pattern available. This pattern will surely add a pop of colour to your tea cosy collection.
These tea cosies are a wonderful way to express your creativity and add a personal touch to your tea time. Whether you prefer traditional designs, vibrant colours, or unique patterns, there is a tea cosy to suit every taste. Happy knitting!
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