"Daffodils and Bluebells all in a Row" Tea Cozy by Lynette Meek

"Daffodils and Bluebells all in a Row" Tea Cozy

Knitting
May 2009
Worsted (9 wpi) ?
24 stitches and 28 rows = 4 inches
in stockinette
US 6 - 4.0 mm
150 - 250 yards (137 - 229 m)
S, M, L
English
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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.

Simple fair-isle patterning provides a cheerful background for the 3 dimensional flowers that adorn this cozy.

Full instructions for the embellishments and alternative background patterns are provided. All charts are in full colour.

Instructions for optional bee-hive spout shaping and alternative lid finish for an overhead handle are also provided.