Cup cozy, java jacket, to-go cup sleeve. If you can slip stitch and single crochet, you can make this. Exact gauge is not essential for this project so if you make a tiny mistake your cozy will still be OK.

It’s easy to get a few done in a quiet afternoon. These cozies make an inexpensive yet fabulous gift for anyone on your list.

This pattern creates a tapered sleeve that slips over coffee shop to-go cups. This one also fits the Starbucks cold cups, Styrofoam cups and soda cans too. This well designed cozy will both protect your hands from your hot beverage and also insulate it longer. In the summer these are great for catching condensation so your drink doesn’t create a puddle on the table.

Eco-friendly! Reduce waste by bringing your own reusable cup sleeve.

Cup cozies make great teacher and coworker gifts, stocking-stuffers and treats for yourself in the midst of shopping for everyone else on your list. You can make at least 4 cozies from one ball of Lily cotton; no need to make a huge investment to get started.

This pattern is logical and does not require you to constantly count stitches… the rows that do require counting are simple and are forgiving if you miscount. Using the same stitch throughout makes it easy to count rows if you lose track, and the seam becomes clear as you go so you can find the beginning of a round if your stitch marker falls out.

This is a stress free pattern.
Feel free to sell your finished product.

Materials:
1 oz worsted weight yarn (I use cotton)
Size H crochet hook
Stitch markers
Large eye blunt needle

Stitches:
Single crochet, slip stitch.

This is a PDF pattern for a cup cozy/sleeve. Pattern includes color photos and complete, specific, step by step instructions.