Crochet Star Stitch Pumpkin Coffee Cozy

ByAmy Ramnarine Posted on

With Fall here, what better way to show off your favorite Fall beverage than with a cute cup cozy. I know that it may sound silly to wrap your disposable coffee cup in some yarn but I love to accessorize when I’m out and about and yes, I accessorize my coffee cups too. Who wants those boring little cardboard sleeves when you can have a cute and colorful cozy that you made yourself? I thought, what better way to pay homage to my favorite fall beverage (the infamous Pumpkin Spice Latte) than with a pumpkin coffee cozy. Here’s the pattern:

Crochet Star Stitch Pumpkin Coffee Cozy by The Stitchin' Mommy

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Skill Level:

Intermediate

Abbreviations:

ch – chain
dc – double crochet
hdc – half double crochet
sc – single crochet
sp(s) – spaces
st(s) – stitch(es)
sk – skip
t-ch – turning chain
yo – yarn over


Instructions:

Cozy:
With I 5.5mm Hook and Color A

Step 1: Ch 17
Step 2: Pull up a loop in the second ch from hook
Step 3: Pull up a loop in each of the next 4 sts (You should have 6 loops on your hook.)
Step 4: Yarn over and pull through all 6 loops on hook (This is your first star stitch) Ch 1 to close the star (This becomes the “eye” of the star)
Step 5: Insert your hook into the “eye” (ch 1 space) of your completed star and pull up a loop (2 loops on hook)
Step 6: Insert hook into the back of the last loop of the previous star and pull up a loop (3 loops on hook)
 
Step 7: Insert hook into the same chain as the last loop of the previous star and pull up a loop (4 loops on hook)
Step 8: Pull up a loop in each of the next 2 chains (6 loops on hook)
Step 9: Yarn over and pull through all 6 loops. Ch 1 to close the star.

Repeat steps 5-9 all the way across and end with 1 hdc in the last ch (same ch as the last loop of previous star) (6 star sts)

Step 10: Ch 1. Turn. SC in the top of the hdc.
Step 11: 1 sc into the “eye” of the next star.
Step 12: 2 sc into the eye of each star, all the way across. 1 sc into the top of the t-ch, turn. (13 sts)
Step 13: Ch 2, yarn over, insert hook in 2nd ch from hook, pull up a loop. Pull up a loop in each of the next 3 sts.

Step 14: Yarn over and pull through all 6 loops on hook. Ch 1 to close the star.

Step 15: Continue with the star stitch (steps 5-9) all the way across ending with 1 hdc in the same ch as the last loop of the previous star.

Repeat steps 11-15 ten more times, ending with a row of sc (I wrapped my cozy around my cup to determine the right length. If your cozy is still too short to wrap around your cup, add a few more rows until you reach the desired length)

Ch 1, turn, 1 sc into each of the next 5 sts, ch 3, sk 3 sts, 1 sc into each of the last 5 sts.

Sc evenly around the entire cozy. Fasten off and weave ends with the yarn needle.

For Pumpkin Applique:

With F 3.75mm Hook and Color B
  1. Magic circle.
  2. Ch 2, 12 dc in magic circle, join in the first dc with a sl st (not the ch 2.)
  3. Ch 1, [1 hdc, 1 dc] into the first st, 2 dc into each of the next 3 sts, 1 hdc into the next st, sl st into the next st, 1 hdc into the next st, 2 dc into each of the next 3 sts, [1 dc, 1 hdc] into the next st, sl st into the last st. Fasten off and leave a long tail for sewing.
  4. Join Color C in last st of previous round.
  5. Ch 3, 1 sc into the 2nd ch from hook and the next st, sl st into beginning st of previous round. Fasten off and weave ends.

Position your applique onto the center of the cozy. Sew your applique onto the cozy. Wrap the cozy around your cup to determine where you need to position your button. Sew your button on and you are all done!

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Amy is a former preschool teacher turned stay at home mom that loves to crochet, craft, knit, bake and is also a fan of photography. She is now a freelance crochet designer and blogger. Amy started her blog in 2012 to help promote her crochet business but now shares aspects of her every day life including crafts, recipes, and of course, crochet!

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  5. i have learnt how to the star stitch but having trouble when i turn it ,it looks lobsided any help on what i am doing wrong please let me know

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    1. Hi Janet! I would check your tension. Make sure that you are using the same amount of tension when you turn. Also, if the loops on the hook are not all a consistent size, it could cause it to be loose. I hope that helps!

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  8. That is SO pretty! I just starting knitting and I'm not very good yet, but I'll definitely be putting this on my idea list. (I think I could pull off the cozy part, but the pumpkin might give me trouble.) It's so gorgeous, though! Thank you for sharing! 😀 (FYI, I found you at the Pin It Party.)

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  9. Thank you for linking up at "Link & Share Wednesday!" This is a fabulously cute project and an excellent tutorial! Rhondda

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  10. Oh my goodness, this is just so cute!!! Pinning this, and thanks so much for sharing it at my link party!

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  11. I love this!! SO.MUCH!!! I've pinned it and featured it this weekend on my blog… Come on over and grab featured button… :o) oh and I've signed up for your holiday giveaway as week :o) Emily @ nap-timecreations.com

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    1. Thanks so much for the feature Emily! I have a button proudly displayed on my feature page! =)

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  12. SOO cute!
    Thanks so much for sharing at the Frugal Crafty Home Blog Hop! Have a great day!
    Katie

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  14. This is so cute! I wish I could crochet. I have taken classes and have learned that I am a dyslexic crocheter. I always end up doing it backwards according to the teachers. If only I could chain forever.

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    1. Aww Jen! I'm sure that there are ways to get around it! Everyone says that I hold my crochet hook in the wrong position but my work still comes out good so there's still hope! =)

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  16. This cozy is too cute! The colors are perfect and the pictures are great. I wish I could crochet or had the time to learn this year! I'm on a mobile device and can't pin now, but I'll stop back by to pin this for when I actually crochet.

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    1. Thanks Natasha! You should definitely learn to crochet. I love it and it's super easy. If you need any tips or advice I'm here to help!

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  17. Amy these are so very cute. I may have to get back to my bucket list and move this up a few notches. Learning to Crochet and Knit are on my to do list but it was well past number 15. I think this winter, I am moving up to number 1 & 2. I'll be back to check out your inspiration and hope to learn a few things as well. Thanks for sharing.
    I am in a bit of a transition in our

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    1. Thanks Sandra! You should definitely move crocheting up the list! It's actually very calming for me and I love to make things for people. If you need any help or advice for when you start, you can always feel free to contact me =)

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    1. Thanks Bobbie Jo! Sorry I'm so late. I'm like a hot mess sometimes haha. I linked up to your party and added the button to my party page =)

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