Have fun making a tea cozy in your favorite fabrics. Add in some appliqué to make it unique. Download this free sewing pattern today.

My husband is from England and loves his tea. I thought I would make an insulated tea cozy in homage to his drinking habit. My little teapot and teacup combin

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Make your tea time a little more enjoyable when you have a pretty handmade tea cozy handy to keep the pot warm while you sip. We have showcased some 45+ free tea cosy/cozy patterns with great variation in stitches, styles, and designs. You can choose to stitch, knit,[…]

Make a tea cozy in time for Mother’s Day! Or even in time for tea. It’s that easy. Mother’s Day is coming up and that got me thinking of what to make for my Mom. My Mom loves tea and collects both tea and tea pots. Naturally that leads to a collection of tea cozies...

I thought it would be more useful to give you some instructions on how to make a tea cozy to fit any teapot.

13 of the best free crochet tea cozy patterns to inspire your next creation. Nothing says retro crochet kitsch more than a crochet tea cozy!

This Tea Cozy Free Knitting Pattern is the perfect addition to your home's kitchen. Make one now with the free pattern provided by the link below.

I thought it would be more useful to give you some instructions on how to make a tea cozy to fit any teapot.

Make your tea time a little more enjoyable when you have a pretty handmade tea cozy handy to keep the pot warm while you sip. We have showcased some 45+ free tea cosy/cozy patterns with great variation in stitches, styles, and designs. You can choose to stitch, knit,[…]

DIY Fabric Scrapbuster Teapot Cozy Free Sewing Patterns

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If you are a crocheting or knitting lover, then you should try some amazing tea cozy patterns. They keep your tea warm and delight the senses.

I thought it would be more useful to give you some instructions on how to make a tea cozy to fit any teapot.

Brr—it's cold out there! It's time to wrap up, and I'm in the mood for some cozy sewing patterns to work on while I'm snowed in.

Ships USPS First Class in the USA, Airmail everywhere else; overpayment on international postage is reimbursed for multiple items. Please read shipping and payment policies before purchasing and make sure you select the right size. This cozy is available in other sizes in another listing. Here, ready to post immediately is a Small, measuring 7.5” X 9”. This is a limited edition using a beautiful Japanese cotton. It’s very special and magical. First measure your teapot from farthest points, tip of spout to tip of handle - then please view the standard size teapot chart to determine the best size for you and if this cozy will fit your teapot. To see behind the scenes photographs of what inspires Bluebell and the Fox please feel free to visit the Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Bluebell-and-the-Fox/483580898346623 Instagram: BluebellandtheFox

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Hellooooo!!!!! *WOW* is all I can say! *THANK YOU* for the overwhelmingly positive response about the Granny tea cozy! I felt so special when I sat down with my morning coffee to read my comments…

You can make this Quick and Easy DIY Tea Cozy in a flash by following the steps in this tutorial. Make one for yourself, and for your friends

I really love this tea cozy! I was recently asked to host a table for a women's tea and decorating was the best part. I am a bit obsessive with things and want everything to be just right. So of course my teapot needed new duds! So here goes the tutorial! She is very easy to put together, just follow the pics if you need some guidance. Please note that the pattern is for a standard round teapot. If your teapot is shaped different, I would first adjust the pattern pieces to fit your hot lady! You can legnthen, widen, and adjust the openings easily. Materials: 1 fat quarter or (1/4 yd) fabric, 1/4 yd thin insulated batting (cotton batting will work too), 1 1/2 yd piping, 2 yds bias tape (handmade or store purchased), one large button, 1/4" elastic, and thread to match. 1) Start by printing out the tea cozy pattern. DOWNLOAD ME! 2) Once you have printed it out, cut out the pattern pieces and tape to one side of your teapot. This is the time to make any adjustments. Remember that there are 1/2" seam allowances, so you don't want it skin tight! If you need to add, just tape a piece of fabric to the back and add where needed until it fits. If it is too big, just take it in a little bit. 3) Once you have a working pattern, cut out all of your pieces. You should have two of each pattern piece for fabric, batting, lining *(optional) Transfer markings. 4) Start by sandwiching your fabric together. Fabric, batting, lining (do this for each piece. If you would like, you can baste them together around the edges. 5) Stitch front to front at bottom and back to back at the bottom. 6) Attach bias trim to rounded inner edges. On the front piece, continue up to the top edge. 7) Attach elastic from mark to mark on both front and back. Pull the elastic a bit as you are attaching. Use zigzag stitch to attach. The elastic won't be visible from the front. 8) Attach the front to back at the side seams. If you like, you can sandwich piping in the seams! 9) Stitch together back pieces at top edge. You will now have a completed handle opening. 10) Attach piping around entire top edge. You may need to trim down your seam allowances prior to doing this to avoid bulk. When you get to the end, open up the piping, pull the fabric back and trim the cord so that it is flush with the edge. Then fold the back into itself . Top stitch top edge. 11) Attach bias trim to bottom edge. Stitch elastic to inside just as before, using a zigzag stitch. 12) Put your cozy on your teapot. Fold one front piece over the other until it has a nice fit. Pin and mark where your button will go. On one side create a button hole to fit your button and on the other side attach the button. 13) Put her on your hot lady and you are ready for one heck of a tea party!!

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