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One pattern from a trio of patterns published in Digits and Threads.

The knit version is designed by Sarah Thornton. The crochet version is designed by Danielle Comeau. The quilted version is designed by Liz Thornton.

Patterns available to studio members/subscribers of Digits and Threads, an online magazine.

One day, we discussed a submission for a French press cozy, and it sparked our imagination. We decided to commission an additional pair of cozies so that each of the three would be made in a different craft. What started as a fun and simple project in one craft became a trio of projects in three crafts that would serve as an invitation for beginners to try something new. Plus, these cozies provide a quick and useful way for experienced makers to use up scraps. Whatever craft is your favourite, we hope you’ll also make one in a technique you’re less comfortable with, as a low- stakes way to learn something new.

Three patterns available: crochet, knit, quilting

Knit Version:
Our house is chilly in the mornings, and I prefer my coffee hot. By adding a cozy to the glass French press pot, my coffee stays warmer during brewing. And the second cup stays hot too! This cozy pattern showcases three vibrant colours using a slip stitch knitting technique. The shape is a simple rectangle that wraps around the pot, with a small extension that goes through the handle. The cozy is secured with one button; the button loop is integrated into the I-cord bind off. This pattern is for the classic 4-cup French press (with a diameter of about 10 cm) but is easily adaptable for a different-sized pot. The edges are kept neat with an I-cord border, helping to disguise the colour changes. Don’t use a French press? I’ve given modifications for a teapot mat.

Sizing
Pattern offers two variants: a cozy to go around a French press coffee pot, and a square(ish) teapot mat. The coffee cozy is sized to fit a 4-cup pot, approximately 10 cm (4 inches) in diameter, and each pattern provides details on adjusting for a different size. The teapot mats are around 19 cm (7 inches) square, and can also be adjusted.

Yarn
Indigodragonfly DK Matter (100% superwash merino wool; 256 m/280 yds per 100 g/3.5 oz skein)

Coffee Cozy
C1: Sargasm (purple); 1 skein—about 13 g (33 m/36 yd)
C2: Tapenodd (yellow); 1 skein—about 25 g (64 m/70 yd)
C3: Super Soaper (blue); 1 skein—about 22 g (56 m/ 61 yd)

Tea Pot Mat
C1: Super Soaper (blue); 1 skein—about 8 g (20 m/22 yd)
C2: Sargasm (purple); 1 skein—about 16 g (41 m/45 yd)
C3: Tapenodd (yellow); 1 skein—about 14 g (36 m/39 yd)

Needles
3 mm/US #2.5 needles for working flat—straight or circular as you prefer. Or size needed to obtain gauge

Notions
Yarn needle
2.5 cm/1 inch button (for coffee cozy)
Sewing needle and thread for attaching button

Pattern is published in two versions: standard and accessible for low-vision following the template at https://www.digitsandthreads.ca/accessible-pattern-templa....