Double Seed Stitch Knit Coffee Cozy

Since I made a crocheted coffee cozy pattern, I thought I’d go ahead and create a knit version as well.  I just love the texture on this one!  It’s always nice to try new stitch patterns especially when you can make something useful at the same time. This fits the bill if you’ve never tried double seed stitch.

Knit Coffee Cozy Pattern
This color is great too so that it doesn’t show any coffee stains!

Knit Coffee Cozy Free Pattern

Like I said with my crocheted cozy, I use these all the time.  It’s a great, eco-friendly way to keep your coffee warm and your fingers from burning.  It’s also pretty darn cute, no?

The pattern is  easy (like most of my projects of course), so get out your needles and yarn for this quick knit!

Double Seed Stitch Knit Coffee Mug Cozy 

You will need:

US Size 5 Knitting needles ( You could use US 6 as well)

Cotton worsted weight yarn (I used Drops Paris Cotton)

Scissors

Tapestry Needle to weave in ends

Pattern:

Cast on 12 stitches

Row 1(RS): *K2, p2; rep from * to end

Row 2: *K2, p2; rep from * to end

Row 3: * P2, k2; rep from * to end

Row 4: P2, k2; rep from * to end

 

Repeat rows 1-4 until piece measures 9 “ in length. Cast off. Seam ends together with preferred method.

Knit Starbucks Cozy Pattern

That’s it! A nice anytime, anywhere, useful little knitting project. Let me know if you make one on Instagram or Facebook. Happy knitting to you!

XO

Jessica

Knit Coffee Cozy Pattern DIY Free

 

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7 Comments

  1. Can you give me he translations for all the abbreviation?
    Thanks,
    Lily

    1. Unfortunately, I don’t right now. Check out Pinterest, I’ve seen several floating around there!

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    1. I imagine it would be super easy to do a magic loop method (that’s my plan). I don’t even own dpns because magic loop works so well for me. Just google it for a youtube tutorial.

  5. I love this pattern and have adapted it to DPNs. I like to save patterns as both paper and pdfs so I can refer back to them, especially if I lose my paper copy. However, when I print/save as pdf, ads block the instructions. Can you, please add a print-friendly version? Thank you for this pattern.

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