How to CROCHET: Quick and Easy CUP COZY: Great Beginner Project: Last Minute Gift 

Need a quick teacher's gift? You can turn this quick and easy cup cozy into a pencil cup cozy. Here is how: - Follow this video for how to make the basic cup cozy. - Make the starting chain and rows 1-4 in a charcoal or black yarn. - Work rows 5-11 in a light tan colored yarn. - Work rows 12-37 in a gold colored yarn. - Work rows 38-42 in a light grey colored yarn. - Work rows 43-53 in a pink colored yarn. - - I worked the charcoal and light tan stitches as normal single crochets and all the other rows in the back loops only for a little textured. Happy Crocheting, Lindsey

These are gonna be part of my xmas gifts this year!

I am new to crochet and had not heard the tip to weave in the ends at least 3 times--such a good thing to do/know! Really appreciate this tutorial and will definitely be making lots of these! Thank you for sharing!

Needed something for my granddaughters (twins) kindergarten teachers. This is perfect and quick. TY😊

Perfect and simple design. Thank you for sharing. I love my coffee hot and look forward to making one for myself and a few as gifts for my coffee (tea) drinking friends.

Thank you for teaching your beautiful pattern. I can’t wait to start. I LOVE the buttons 🥰

Thank you for the very simple explaining design. I love that you put the writing on tge video.

Thank you for pattern & tutorial. Your directions are explained clearly,much appreciated.

Love this mug cozy! Thanks for sharing!

I like this mug cozy, I am making one as a gift for a friend along with four coasters

I think my whole family will be getting one of these for Christmas! I better get to work😀

Working on some for a close friend, thank you so much for the idea and straightforward pattern!!

An awesome pattern and video!!Thanks for sharing 🥰💕

Thanks! These are always handy!

Oh I Love this!! Thanks so much for sharing 😊

Very nice, I’m going to crochet some using your lovely pattern. Thank you for shareing❤

I have been looking through some of the different ones that they have I really like this one I will probably do this one and some others that I liked but this one I think is my favorite because you can put it around a coffee cup and etc this is cool thank you so much

So beautful work

So cute

I LOVE IT AND FULL ENJOY //LK DEAR STAY CNCT

Boy did I want to understand this pattern but for whatever crazy reason I was so confused😅 Maybe I’ll try again at a later time and hope for the best. Thanks for sharing though!

Thx

Thank you for ur beautiful pattern. I already made 5 smooth cup cozy different colors for my friends and they love it. ❤❤❤ Can you also make a bottle water holder unicorn pattern?

Thank you for sharing this. I'm trying but I barely started and even with the video I'm confused. I'm trying so hard to see where to poke the hook into each time and how it's being held, etc. I don't know why I struggle with it so much! I really need to channel the spirit of my mother who crocheted while watching TV without even looking at her work and made beautiful things.

I just made one!! So easy, thank you so much! One question though: Mine was far too big, thick and loose. I used a size H but I had to unravel it to about 37 rows instead of 53. I don't have the yarn size handy since I balled it up a long while ago. Am I possibly stitching too loose? Or is my yarn just a bit too large? (I made the ribbed/textured version and still works and looks great, just curious)

I think when you're on video,choose brighter colors of yard,so we can see it better.

I can't decide if I like cup holders yet 🤔

I’m at a beginner level. It would have been helpful for me to have a total length of the cozy in addition to the number of rows. 🙂

Where did you get your hook???

Can I ask where you crochet hook is from? ツ

Ugh! I'm lost in the circle and can't get past that! I've tried slowing it down, stopping/pausing, and I still just can't make heads nor tails of how in the heck to do this. What I'm making is NOTHING like what's being shown and for the life of me, I just can't wrap my head around it. Surely there must be a better way of showing how to do this?

Too fast