Cup 'O Joe anyone? WITH LINK TO PATTERN ADDED

[nevadamama]

Toooo Cute!

I love things like this sooooo much.

Thanks for making my day and sharing it with us.

[CroJulee]

That is really cute!! When I saw this a few days ago I just had to make my own. Capital idea!!

 

Julee

[lizdini]

I never really understood the need to make your tp cozie, but that is a really cute pattern!

[CrochetAmore]

Thank you everyone for the overwhelming response to my TP cozie. I just added the pattern to my blog for anyone who wants direct access to it

http://dishclothdiaries.blogspot.com/2008/06/cup-o-joe.html

[Crocus58]

I love it! If I am ever inspired to make a TP cozy - that will be the one! I saved it - thanks!

[magbag1]

Very cute TP cover.

 

 

Margaret

[susan52]

wow that is so cute, tfs, hugs susan

[Lisaizme]

I really LIKE that and I don't like most TP disguises.

 

Wondering to self if it could be made with another yarn....

[caednkat]

How cute!!!

[CrochetAmore]

I really LIKE that and I don't like most TP disguises.

 

Wondering to self if it could be made with another yarn....

 

 

Absolutely. In fact I couldn't make up my mind between brown chenille and the homespun that I used for the coffee. And the Read Heart was just what I had on hand.... anything of the same weight I'm sure would be just fine.

[crochetluvknot]

To cute thanks for sharing the pattern with us

[rashidah]

Beautiful and thank you for the pattern I bookmark it for later use.

[NeedleSpell]

That's just awesome!

[Monique39]

so cute.. it looks real!!!

[distinctives123]

Clever

[prim-in-tyme]

Very cute!

[Carla J]

That's really cute. Do you think it could be adapted to have an open center up top to have the TP to come out for tissues at one's desk? I can visualize it as the steam coming up off the coffee.

[CrochetAmore]

That's really cute. Do you think it could be adapted to have an open center up top to have the TP to come out for tissues at one's desk? I can visualize it as the steam coming up off the coffee.

 

Hmmm... I'm sure you probably could. I had thought about using cotton or fiberfil to give that effect, but the TP would do the same thing I'm sure.

 

I don't have time to work it up right now, but if I can in the near future I will give it a try. In the mean while, I think if you omit rounds 1, 2, and 3 it should work. Here's what I came up with beginning at round 4.

 

Ch 18, being careful not to twist chain, sl st in 1st ch to form ring.

 

Round 4) ch 1, sc in same st as joining sl st, sc in each of next 2 ch, 2 sc in next ch, *sc in each of next 3 ch, 2 sc in next ch, repeat from * 4 times more. (24 sc)

[Sarah]

That is just too darn clever!