The Skagit Valley is known for its tulips and the tulip festival that it hosts every Spring. Tourists flock from all over the world to see the many tulip fields. It is such a pretty view and has inspired me to create many tulip designs.

This coffee cozy is a quick stash buster design that shows off the beauty of tulips and arrival of Spring. Just like with tulips, this design has the potential for a variety of colors!

The current design is made to fit a 16 oz coffee cup or similar sized container. You can alter the height of the cozy by adding or subtracting row repeats.

This pattern includes written patterns and special instructions for the bobble stitch and the half double crochet in the 3rd loop with step by step photo tutorials. There are also two pages of printer friendly instructions to save on ink!

Level: Intermediate

Materials needed:

• Weight 4 worsted cotton (see below). One skein per color.
• Hook to match gauge (4-5 mm hook).
• Scissors
• Yarn Needle
• Tape measure
• Coffee cup!

Yarn needed: You will need at least 2 or 3 colors. A shade of green for the stems (11 yds), at least one color for the tulips (33 yds), and the main color (31 yds).

Colors shown:

• I Love This Cotton: white, sage, and rosy
• Yarn Bee Cotton et Lin: smokey plum
• Yarn Bee Pima Suprema: lace
• Sugar n Cream Denim: stonewash

Gauge: You do not need to create a gauge swatch for this pattern! Just start working in the round and measure after row 4. 4 rows of hdc should measure 3 inches across.

Stitches used:

• Slip stitch
• Chain
• Single crochet
• Half double crochet
• Half double crochet in the 3rd loop
• Double crochet
• Bobble

I hope you enjoy this pattern as much as I have!
Please reach out if you have any questions at skagitvalleycrochet@gmail.com

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This pattern is owned by Skagit Valley Crochet. Reproduction or alteration of this pattern is strictly prohibited. You may sell the item made from this pattern in small quantities but credit Skagit Valley Crochet as the designer.