Tuesday Tutorial: Mason Jar Coozy

Today I'm going to share another crochet pattern with you. I recently purchased a Cuppow. If you don't know what that is, you better find out and get yourself one ASAP. It's the best thing since sliced bread! No joke! I'm completely obsessed with it and use mine every day.

I got some pint sized wide mouth jars to use for coffee with my Cuppow and wanted to have something to keep my hand from being burnt AND keep my coffee warm longer so I crocheted a coozy! It fits on any pint-sized mason jar so feel free to use it for anything even if you don't have a Cuppow (but you still should get one!).

Start with a magic circle.
7 sc in magic circle
2 sc in each st around (14)
1 sc in next st and 2 in next st around (21)
1 sc in next 2 st and 2 in next st around (28)
Sc around (28)
Sc around in back loop only (blo) (28)
7-9 rows of hdc around (28) (until you get it as high as you'd like it)
Finish off by sc in next st, sl st in next and bind off. Sc around in contrasting color or sc around before binding off in the same color.

If you have questions, please don't hesitate to ask!

Crochet Pattern- Hooded Cowl

For this pattern you need:

          * Size P hook
          * 2 coordinating skeins of yarn, I used Red heart Soft White Fleck and Red Heart Primary. They need to be medium weight.

Use both yarns at the same time.

Ch 60.

Join in first chain.

row 1. ch2(counts as first dc), dc around, join.

row 2-4. ch2 (counts as first dc) dc around, join.

row 5. ch2, *decrease in the next 2 sts, dc* repeat * 8 times, dc across the rest, join.

row 6-12. ch2(counts as first dc), dc across, join.

row 13. *decrease in the next 2 sts, dc* repeat* across, join

row 14-18. ch2 dc across, join.

fasten off, weave in ends

email or comment with any questions!

You can wear it two ways

The small end is the top, the large end is the bottom.

Hope you all enjoy this pattern!

Tuesday Tutorial: Free Crochet Pattern for Fingerless Gloves

Today I'm going to share a crochet pattern that I made up. It's for fingerless gloves that I made my friend a few weeks ago to match her cloche hat and cowl.

This pattern is worked in the back loops only for all rows but the foundation and when you sew it together. I used Lion Brand Homespun Yarn which is a bulky weight yarn and a K hook. You can use any bulky (6) weight yarn and a K hook. Or, use a smaller hook for a smaller size. The ch1 at the end of each row does not count as the first stitch.

Chain 26 turn.

Dc in 2nd ch from hook and next 24, ch1 turn. (25)

25dc, ch1, for 2 more rows.

This row is where you'll insert your thumb hole. 6dc, ch4, 2dc, 13hdc, ch1, turn.

25hdc, ch1, turn.

4 rows of 25dc, ch1, turn.

2 rows of 25hdc, ch1, turn.

Fold right sides together and using a yarn needle sew together.

There you have it! Super easy, really comfy, and really quick to work up. Let me know if you have questions and I'm more than happy to help!!

Please note this pattern is to be used for personal use only. Please don't make these and sell them. If you want one that's already made because you don't want to make them yourself, that's fine! Let us know and we'll make them for you! We have a shop and will happily sell you a set of these. So, please be nice and don't sell this pattern or use it for things you sell. Thanks, friends. :)