Who doesn’t love a great theme for a cozy?! These Super Video Game themed cozies in their bright bold colors makes me drool for a controller in my hand, and good friends to play against! Inspired by a classic video game, knit up some for you and some to gift to all your friends!

Who doesn’t love a great theme for a cozy?! These Easter/Spring themed cozies in their pastel colors make me drool for more sunny days and blooming flowers. Inspired by egg decorating, knit up some for your baskets and gift them to all your friends!

Chose to knit a Claddagh Ring inspired cozie, a shamrock, a “Kiss Me”, an embroidered rainbow or simple stripes! Yarn suggestions given for colors in pattern.

This cozy takes about 2 hours.  This pattern is not difficult for anyone who has already knitted in the round and can preform knit and purl stitches, and intarsia or duplicate stitch.  Gauge is somewhat important so your cozy fits an actual can! 

This cozy takes about 2 hours. This pattern is not difficult for anyone who has already knitted in the round and can preform knit and purl stitches. Gauge is somewhat important so your cozy fits an actual can!

These Valentines Can Cozies are inspired by Conversation hearts! In the pattern you will find instructions to knit cozies in the round using DPNs or Magic Loop. There are also 5 different ways to finish the body of the cozie! Actually there’s way more than 5 ways since there are 18 phrases!

Who Dey, Who Dey, Who Dey think gonna beat them Bengals? Nooobody! Knit up these really fun cozies to celebrate the Bengals going to the Super Bowl after 33 years! Pattern includes charts and instructions to knit with DPNs or with a Circular Needle with Magic Loop.

Inspired by my love of both Harry Potter and Frankenstein this creation was born! It is a quick knitting project that only requires small amounts of yarn and skills.

I created this as a “May the Fourth Be With You” craft project! This R2D2 Star Wars cozy can be completed in about 2.5 hours. Instructions are given for DPN and magic loop method. This can be completed flat and seamed up the side if preferred. Fair Isle and duplicate stitch are both used, but one or the other could be used.

This is for the charts only! I describe a little bit of what I did, but if you follow these charts, after 9 squares you’ll have a hefty blanket!