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Crochet Candy Corn Cozy Pattern

 

Candy Corn Coffee Cozy Pattern

Hello hello!  I have a new pattern to share with you today…the Candy Corn Coffee Cozy!  This pattern is part 1 of a 3 part series of spooky coffee cozy friends!

Part 2 – Frankenstein Cozy
Part 3 – Ghost Coffee Cozy

With Halloween around the corner I thought it would be fun to make a few inspired cozies to go along with the spooky characters and pumpkin spiced lattes of the season.  I really enjoyed this project and hope you do too.

All three patterns make for great stash busters, and can be made with any worsted weight acrylic yarn. For this project I used Michaels brand Loops and Thread Impeccable yarn.  The cozy works up quickly and easily and is oh so cute!

Candy Corn Coffee Cozy Pattern

Pattern Note:

Just a word of warning, the most difficult part of this project is attaching the eyes.  In order for the cozy to fit properly, the safety eyes will need to be clipped with clippers, and once they are clipped it can be difficult to put the safety back on.  You will need to have strong hands or a friend with strong hands nearby to help out out with that part!  Other than that, this pattern is smooth sailing!

Crochet Candy Corn Coffee Cozy Pattern

Materials:

  • 5.5 mm crochet hook
  • Loops and Thread Impeccable Yarn in Butterscotch, Pumpkin, and White (or any worsted weight acrylic yarn will work)
  • Yarn needle
  • Scissors
  • wire cutters (and a responsable adult 🙂 )
  • Safety eyes – 6mm
  • Black embroidery floss

Finished Measurements:

4 inches wide by 2.75 inches tall when laying flat

Key:

  • ch – chain
  • sc – single crochet
  • sl st – slip stitch

Pattern

With color Butterscotch, chain 29

**For this first round, you will be working in the back bar of the crochet chain.**

Taking care not to twist your stitches, join in round with the back bar of your first chain with a sl st.

Round 1: Ch1, starting in the same back bar as your chain 1, sc, and make 1 sc in each back bar around the entire chain; join with 1st sc of round using a sl st (29)

Round 2: Ch1, starting in the same stitch as your ch 1, sc, and sc in each stitch to the end of round; join with 1st sc of round using a sl st (29)

Round 3: repeat round 2

Round 4: repeat round 2 but do not join with slip stitch yet.

Cut Butterscotch, and attach Pumpkin using technique below:

How to seamlessly change color in your crochet piece:

Step 1: You should be in the last stitch of the round

Step 2: Insert your hook into the 1st stitch of the round, yarn over and pull through.  You should now have 2 loops on your hook.

Step 3: Yarn over new color onto hook and pull through both loops on hook.

How to easily change colors in crochet

You have now successfully added a new color!

Rounds 5 – 7: repeat round 2

Round 8: repeat round 4

Cut Pumpkin and attach White using same technique as above.

Rounds 9-11: repeat round 2

Secure end and cut yarn. Weave in all ends.

Eye placement

You will need a responsible adult with strong fingers 🙂

In order for the cozy to fit properly on your coffee cup the safety eyes will need to be clipped.  If you look at your safety eyes, you will see that there are ridges on the ends.  Take the wire cutters and clip the safety eyes so that only two ridges remain on the safety eyes.  See below for a visual.  The arrows below are placed where you will want to make your cuts.

spooky-cozy-eyes

Using the photos as a guide, center the eyes, placing them about 4-5 rows down from the top and leave 1 stitch between the two eyes.  Secure the eyes by placing the back onto the safety eyes.  (You will need someone with strong fingers to push the back on 🙂 )

Mouth Placement

Using the photos as a guide stitch on the mouth with your yarn needle and embroidery floss.  Secure and weave in any tails.

Candy Corn Coffee Cozy Pattern

Get your cup of coffee and enjoy your new cozy!  It’s scary but not toooo scary! 🙂

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