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Coffee Corset Cozy

Just because *I* don’t dress like a floozy, it doesn’t mean my coffee can’t get a little fancied up 😉 I like making coffee cozies, and one day when I was bored, this formed on my needles. Since I get a lot of compliments on it, and a lot of hints from friends that they would like one, I decided to jot down the rather simple pattern.
As with all my patterns, I’m not restricting what you can do with it, other than asking that you not claim you invented it (because that’s not nice!) If it’s possible to credit me as the designer, please do so – but no, I don’t expect you to invoke my name every time you give or sell one of these!

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  • This is hands-down the coolest coffee cozy I have ever seen. Unfortunately, I cannot knit. Might try to convince my Mama to make me one for my birthday. 😉

    You are so talented.

    Haley

  • Cathy

    I would love to make this, but what size needles did you use??

    Thanks!

    Cathy

  • Deborah

    What size needles for the coffee cozy corset?

    • Rebecca Diamond

      I used a size 7 – really, gauge isn’t that important, so you could use anywhere from a 6-8 and be ok.

  • Barbara

    Awesome – I hope to make one soon.

  • Andreah

    This looks adorable, and I would love to try and knit some for my friends, but I am just beginning in the knitting world, and am not sure what K1tbl stands for.. Thank you!

  • scarfsa

    Love the pattern. I am in a theater production and a group of us wear corsets that look just like these cozies. I am going to make one for all the girls. Thank you for sharing!

    • Rebecca Diamond

      Oh I would *love* to see a photo of that! Good luck with knitting, and if anything isn’t clear in the pattern (since I don’t really write patterns for a living :P) just let me know and I’ll be glad to help 🙂

  • Debra

    As an altenative to knitting, the basic afghan stitch might work well.

  • Wow, wish I had seen this when my husband was involved in the Rocky Horror Show (twice). In the second asct all the characters we recommend corsets, except for hubby…he was. Working the keyboards and was supposed be invisible from the audience, so he was dressed in black.

  • Lindsay

    Thank you so much for sharing such a great pattern!! Could you please tell me how you lace the corset ie is it just braiding the thread and what thread did you use?

    Can’t wait to make one in red!!!!

    • Rebecca Diamond

      Thank you, Lindsay! I just wove the cord through the rib ridges, just like lacing a shoe, and then tied it off 🙂

  • Marcy

    I just found this pattern recently. My daughter saw it and asked me to make one for her. Which means she Wii show her friends at school, so I will probably be making more. Also I was wondering how I could modify it to fit regular coffee cup. I would like to make one for my mother-in-law.