I do not remember when I started drinking tea. It was early in life and I started with “Granny Tea”. You know, mostly milk with a splash of tea for effect! LOL! So I have been a tea drinker for a very long time. I started knitting tea cozies for myself and friends as the ones I could find were all very plain and practical. I wanted fun, I wanted floral and so I started to design my own. At first for myself only, they were my “play” projects, lots of embellishments and experiments. Then, I started to design them for other knitters.

I went with the gentleman styled cozy, it leaves the handle and spout free of the cozy. I didn’t want or like a hot handle when I picked up a pot, and I didn’t want have to take the cozy off to pour the tea!

And so they started.

This one is based on a Spring Garden and playing with the bell shapes.

Indulge in the charm of the countryside with the ‘Daffodils and Bluebells all in a Row’ Tea Cozy knitting pattern. This adventurous level project features intricate stranded colorwork, seamless construction, and 3-dimensional embellishments. With a combination of written instructions and charts, you’ll create a cozy masterpiece worked in the round, finished with delicate embroidery and unique edging. The pattern offers sizes S, M, and L, allowing you to customize the fit to your teapot. Embrace the artistry of knitting and bring a touch of whimsical elegance to your tea time.
Unique Features-

• Intricate stranded colorwork for a detailed design
• Seamless construction for a polished finish
• 3-dimensional embellishments add depth
• Combination of written instructions and charts for clarity
• Worked in the round for a seamless look
• Delicate embroidery for a personalized touch
• Unique edging for a refined finish
• Sizes available in S, M, and L for a customized fit

Materials Needed-

• Stitch markers
• Scissors
• Needle: 4mm (US Size 6.0)
• Yarn: Decor (Worsted weight, 150-250 yards)
• Gauge: 24 Stitches by 28 Row = 4 Inches in Stockinette