Crochet Tea Cosy Pattern for Any Size Teapot

[@SandraNevins-c3l]

How very clever! Double, a crocheted ribbed tea cozy and a button to close. Nice fit. Thanks.

[@CosyRosieCrochet]

You’re welcome 😊

[@corinnemccallum6094]

Thank you for the free pattern. As a Brit in the US, I’ve been wanting to make a tea cosy to keep my tea warm. I’ve never seen any cosies here, so much appreciated!

[@CosyRosieCrochet]

You're most welcome! Tea isn't quite the same over there. Hope this makes your next cuppa extra special

[@AmandaTaylor-o1n]

My first attempt at crotchet and worked brilliantly. Easy to follow and understand. Thank you

[@CosyRosieCrochet]

Wonderful! That makes me so happy!

[@karenrennard]

What a great tutorial this is. Really good explanation of every step & very good camera work so you can see clearly what you were doing. I'm definitely going to make this project. 😊

[@CosyRosieCrochet]

Thanks so much!

[@RIODJENIRO1]

Thank you so much for this tutorial and the free blog hop pdf pattern offered today (Feb. 3, 2023). Being in the US, all my tea pots usually are measured by quartz, sometimes, not much by cups, the details you give on how to measure the pot is very helpful!. Love your large tea pot, I'd love to purchase one for myself. You are a very good teacher, lot's of details and explaining the step's. Oh yes, have liked and subscribed to your channel and saving this tutorial to my library. Also, will go through your other video's soon (this week-end)! Thank you again for sharing...

[@CosyRosieCrochet]

Thank you - I'm so pleased you get your copy. I was worried about the measurement difference which is why you can customise this pattern on measurement for a perfect fit

[@61Debg]

I have just finished my first tea cozy

[@CosyRosieCrochet]

Well done! Bet it is fabulous

[@debracollins4883]

Thank you for these instructions! I was able to adapt to fit a differently-shaped teapot that has a lip rather than a spout. Couldn't have done it without you!

[@CosyRosieCrochet]

Wonderful! I'm so pleased it help you create your tea cosy :)

[@colettefalloon6882]

Thank you love it. You make everything so easy x

[@CosyRosieCrochet]

You're most welcome - that makes me so happy ☺

[@deana1111]

It makes an awesome tea cost a perfect fit!

[@CosyRosieCrochet]

I'm so pleased it fitted so well!

[@Crochetedbymichi]

The little Pom Pom makes it even more adorable 🥰

[@CosyRosieCrochet]

Pompoms make everything better :)

[@amyburns1135]

@@CosyRosieCrochet - did you have a video on how to make the pompom? I didn’t seem to see it and I’ve now completed the Tea Cozy. Just need the Pom Pom now! :)

[@bkinzer248]

Modified it a little to work with gauge 4 yarn, and with a slightly different shape tea pot spout. Also wanted to allow the little knob on the top to stick out to hold the top on, and added another button under the handle. It came out perfectly! Love it!! Thanks!

[@bkinzer248]

Wish I knew how to send you a picture!!

[@CosyRosieCrochet]

You can email it to me? Or send it on socials? I’d love to see it!

[@rachelk.6488]

Thank you so much for the 10 cup pattern! This is exactly what I need

[@CosyRosieCrochet]

It's an unusual size, but so fun at the same time - glad you found it

[@SaffronJ7R]

Thank you!

[@atiyajavaid7200]

Wow thanks for sharing your thoughts, I love this.

[@lizroddy8344]

Very well done thank you 🙏.

[@fernewilkinson1734]

Thank you for the time

[@vickichristian2364]

Love this ❤

[@colettefalloon6882]

Love this btw. If im adapting. What would be the multiples for the chain please or does it not matter ?

[@CosyRosieCrochet]

You can just make the chain as long as the height of your tea pot and it will work perfectly :)

[@Sadie-p8z]

I would love to have the pattern if possible Thank you

[@CosyRosieCrochet]

You can find the pattern linked in the webpage here: www.cosyrosieuk.co.uk/ribbed-crochet-tea-cosy-pattern/

[@patriciafernandez-moreno4237]

I have just found you and I am wondering how I find your free pattern please . I have been wanting to make a tea cosy for a 2 cup teapot and this is perfect😊

[@CosyRosieCrochet]

So pleased you found me 😀 You can find the pattern here: www.cosyrosieuk.co.uk/ribbed-crochet-tea-cosy-pattern

[@danielgunaratnam9072]

May I have the pattern for the tea cosy Love your tutorial Thank you Eva Gunaratnam

[@CosyRosieCrochet]

You can find the written patterns here: www.cosyrosieuk.co.uk/ribbed-crochet-tea-cosy-pattern

[@ruxm1498]

Hi! Does it matter if I were to use thinner yarn, such as 4-weight as opposed to the chunky one you used? Thank you in advance for your help xx

[@CosyRosieCrochet]

The finished size would be different if you use a smaller yarn, but if you're following the pattern, you can check the sizing on your teapot as you go and increase the number of rows in the sections. I'd also adjust your hook size down to a 6mm to prevent the cozy being too gappy.

[@khushijaffar6834]

Hi Fiona, do you have ideas on how to adapt this to fit a teapot without a spout? A lot of borosil ones with infusers just have an opening near the lid, not a spout at the bottom. Alternatively, are there other designs more suited for teapots like those?

[@CosyRosieCrochet]

So pleased you reached out - hopefully the response in Insta will help :)

[@jerrywolbaugh9539]

How did you make your pom pom

[@CosyRosieCrochet]

I used a pompom maker and wrapped both colours of yarn around the maker in no particular order - it turned out quite well 😀

[@katherinewhittaker4093]

Hi I have a question I would make a cosy for a tea pot with an handle on the top instead of on the side

[@katherinewhittaker4093]

It a 4 cup pot by the way

[@CosyRosieCrochet]

You could work the tea cosy the same way but don’t synch in across the top to allow for the handle; just make the cosy the height of the edge of the handle base

[@EllieSmilesify]

Hey! Hope you’re good. Sorry to bother you, I’m going to be following this tutorial however my teapot is more square shaped.. will this matter?

[@CosyRosieCrochet]

Just replied to your insta message 😊

[@EllieSmilesify]

@@CosyRosieCrochet thank you, sorry for being a pain haha

[@Tyriad_]

My grandma has a 4 cup and I've been going crazy trying to find a pattern that i can easily adapt for the weird size. Would love any advice im VERY new to this 😅 ❤

[@CosyRosieCrochet]

You would need to adjust the starting chain to the height of the teapot and then follow the spout instructions - skipping the number of chains that gives you the right size opening - hope that helps :)

[@masuganut2082]

May I ask, a lot of patterns say when deal with something that’ll get very hot (like a coaster or cosy) then to use natural fibers or the acrylic yarn will melt . Have you ever had this issue at all? Please and thank you

[@CosyRosieCrochet]

If it was direct heat from a stove pot or something out of the oven, I would definitely say to use cotton but even if you warm the teapot and then put boiling water in, some of the heat will be absorbed before reaching the cosy. I’ve never experienced a problem with my tea cosy made from acrylic.

[@masuganut2082]

@@CosyRosieCrochet thank you!!!

[@masomeakhaeer5595]

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[@justalizzard4689]

Does anyone know how to keep the pom pom on so well?

[@CosyRosieCrochet]

I use the tails created when making the pom pom and thread each tail through slightly different places, just off centre of the top and securely knot them on the inside of the cosy

[@cathymercer7803]

What hook size.

[@CosyRosieCrochet]

I used a 6mm hook with size 5/chunky yarn 😊