These have been adapted from my tea cosy patterns.

I have adapted this tea cosy from my earlier 6 cup version.

I created this base pattern so that my 2 cup tea cosy patterns can be used as doorstops or shelf sitters.

Gini and Gerry are both the same pattern apart from the skirt and the trousers.

The maximum weight of any colour is 50g, this is the white and suit shades.

The amounts of DK yarn needed are listed in the pattern, the largest quantity is black 35g.

These shelf sitters are a modern day version of my tea cosy designs.

Gary the gamer shelf sitter was inspired by my Tea cosy pattern. I am gradually converting some of the tea cosy patterns into shelf sitters.

The main cosy is knitted using 2 strands of DK held together.

Annie the artist is knitted on single point needles and worked flat.

My knitting Nana shelf sitter has been created as a shelf sitter with a weighted base. This could be omitted and poly stuffing used instead if she is to be a doll.

I created these characters as shelf sitters and the base of the bodies are weighted, this could be replaced with toy stuffing if they are to be used as toys.

The Karate kids have been designed as Shelf sitters with weighted bases, but this could be omitted if you want them as toys.

This tea cosy is knitted using 2 strands held together.

I used polypellets to weight the bases so that sit on the shelf firmly.

This Grandpa shelf sitter sits 22cm tall not including his legs. He is weighted with polypellets, but this optional.

This shelf sitter is knitted using DK yarn, other yarns could be used but the amounts needed and size of finished hippy may vary.

The shelf sitter is weighted with poly pellets for stability but this can be omitted. I used DK yarn but other yarn thickness could be used. I used Sirdar Baby Crofter 20g for the trousers but any self patterning yarn is suitable. I used 6mm safety eyes, card for strengthening the guitar and beads for the jewellery. You will also need clear adh...

The cosy body is knitted using 2 strands of DK held together. The other pieces are knitted using a single strand of yarn.

The lower half of the cosy is knitted on 4.5mm needles using 2 strands of DK yarn held together. The upper half is knitted on 4mm needles and single strand DK.

The pattern is in English only and is to make both elves.

Crafty Nana has been knitted using DK yarn but other yarn can be used, it will just alter the size of the finished item.

The main body of the tea cosy is knitted using 2 strands of DK yarn held together.

The lower part of the tea cosy is knitted using 2 strands of DK held together. The upper half is single strand. I use boucle yarn for the hair but DK or other suitable yarn could be used.

The main cosy body is knitted using 2 strands of DK held together.

This Santa Claus shelf sitter is knitted flat and seamed, I used polygranules to weight the body. The beard is knitted with chunky faux fur yarn.

Mrs Claus is knitted using DK yarn but any weight yarn could be used, it would just alter the size.

The cosy body is knitted with 2 strands of DK held together.

The snowy shelf sitter is created using a fleece type yarn. I used Rico Teddy aran which is 135m/50g which is similar to most DK fleece yarns. One ball of this yarn created two shelf sitters on 3mm needles.

This pattern has been created using two strands of DK held together for the main cosy body, the remaining pieces are knitted using single strands yarn.

This cosy will fit a traditionally shaped 6 cup tea pot.

This tea cosy has been created using 2 strands of DK.

I used DK yarn but other weight yarn could be used. I used James C Brett Twinkle yarn for the wings for a little sparkle.

This tea cosy is created using 2 strands of DK held together.

The main main cosy uses 80g of DK in two shades divided into 2 balls.

I created the Crimble gnomes using DK yarn but any yarn could be used it will just alter the size of your finished gnome.

I created the bumble gnome using DK yarn but you could use any weight, he would just be a different size!

This cosy has been created using 2 strands of DK held together for the cosy body. All other parts are knitted using single strand.

This cosy has been created using 2 strands of DK held together.

This is the third hospital themed cosy and was inspired by one of favourite TV series!

The main tea cosy is created using 2 strands of DK held together.

The main tea cosy is knitted using two strands on DK held together on 4.5mm needles.

The main teacosy is created using two strands of DK together of 4.5mm needs.

The tea cosy body is knitted using 2 strands of DK yarn. You will also need a faux fur yarn.

This pattern is to create a cosy knitted with two strands of yarn held together. Approx 60g in total

The cosy body is knitted on 4.5mm needles with 2 strands of DK held together.

I knitted the cosy body using DK yarn.

This cosy is created using 2 strands of DK held together for the cosy. all other pieces are using single strand DK.

I used approx 35g of Aran yarn for the cosy body.

This cosy has been created using 2 strands of DK had together for the cosy body. the other parts are single strand DK.

I used two strands of DK held together for the cosy body.

The Teddy yarn is chunky and the other yarn is DK and is knitted with two strands held together.

I created this base so that the snowman and snow lady tea cosy pattern could be converted into an ornament, door stop or bookend.

This Cosypot base has been written so that you can change the use of your Tea cosy into an ornament, door stop or bookend.

I used one 50gm ball of Sirdar snuggly dk with white dk.

This tea cosy has been created using a strand of snowflake DK and standard DK held together.

The main cosy is knitted with 2 strands of DK on 4.5mm needles.

The main cosy is knitted on 4.5mm needles using two strands of DK together.

This cosy pattern is created using two strands of DK used together to create a lovely warm cosy.

I used Hayfield Bonus DK for this cosy which is a thick DK, you could use any DK tension is not critical.I used Drops Aplaca Bouclé for her hair.

I used a mixture of DK yarns with similar thickness, Hayfield Bonus, Robin and Stylecraft.

This tea cosy is created using 2 strands of DK together, to create a smaller cosy you could use Aran weight yarn.

This tea cosy will fit a 6 cup teapot but can be made larger or smaller by altering the size of your needles or using a different thickness of yarn.

The cosy body is knitted using 2 strands of DK together. All other pieces are knitted using single strand yarn.

This pattern is to create two home gnomes.

This pattern is to make a tea cosy to fit a 2 pint teapot. Using a thicker DK such as Hayfield bonus will create a tea cosy to fit a 2.5 pint teapot .

The main cosy body is created using two strands of DK yarn together.

I used approximately:

This tea cosy pattern will fit a 2.5 pint teapot but can easily be adapted by changing the size of your needles or decreasing or increasing a few rows.

The cosy is created holding 2 strands of DK together. All other pieces are knitted using single strand.

This cosy has been created working two strands of DK together for the cosy body.

The main cosy is knitted using two strands of DK on 4.5mm needles. All other parts are knitted on 3mm needles and single strand DK.

This pattern is to fit a standard shaped 2.5 pint teapot but it could easily be altered by changing the size of needle used.

The main cosy body is knitted using two strands of DK together. Used 50-60g

This pattern is knitted using two strands of DK worked together.

This pattern is for a tea cosy to fit a 2.5 pint tea pot. The size could be altered by reducing the number of rows and stitches worked.

This tea cosy is knitted using 2 strands of DK for the main body.

This is a pattern for a tea cosy that has been knitted using two strands of double knitting yarn together to create a lovely warm cosy.