Easy Tea Cosy for you to sew by Debbie Shore

[@suevanderriet1672]

This video does not have enough views. Great video. Easy instructions and you are a real lady. A great teacher. Thank you

[@sheamiller8936]

Such a great and simple project. A perfect gift for a friend. Thanks so much.

[@suematte7817]

Best tea cozy you tube I watched so far.

[@olivebobo6885]

I’ve watched a few tea cozy video and your was the simplest way to make one.

[@laurimorrill5343]

Thank you! Just messed up one and reconsidered and thought the way you did it would work. You showed that it did! Thank you! Making tea cozy Christmas gifts.

[@catsinclover6771]

Thank you so much for this video as I made a tea cosy and it went wrong before I had seen your perfect explanation. It turned out absolutely beautifully with your help and instruction.

[@MyDearKyoKun]

Thank you so much for this tutorial! Even someone as inept at sewing as me could follow along and got a perfect tea cosy for my new pot :)

[@misscharlotte5075]

Love the batiks. They would make lovely midi/maxi dresses. Great demo today. Enjoy all the conversations!!❤😂😊

[@angelabedford]

This was really helpful, I was totally lost reading instructions in various magazines. Thank you for sharing!

[@Top2tow]

I am so glad I found you. You are a super teacher and I love your videos.

[@mariacoatney601]

Thank you so much for this tutorial...i just made my first tea cozy! I appreciate you!

[@madeleinefortin246]

Thank you so much, I have been trying to figure out an easy tea cozy tutorial for ages now, and this is just perfect!

[@thebeatonpath]

LOVE THIS! I've made these type of tea cozies before, but mine was a bit more challenging for the same results. I will definitely use your method in the future!

[@terrygriep6748]

I promised my daughter I'd make her a tea cozy. I can do it in less than an hour, thanks to these simple directions!

[@debbieshore]

Thanks! Hope she likes it!

[@craftymom7]

Super cute! I love this! Please keep making these videos. They are very much appreciated.

[@Lattee5282]

Love your Tea Cozy..... I reside now in the U.S originally from the UK. Don't care how long i have been here will not give up my pots of tea. I have several tea pots 1 cozy but gonna have several now thanks great tutorial. I follow all your projects very easy to follow step by step.

[@debbieshore]

+Linda Harrison Thank you, and chins up!

[@robertastewart2083]

Every time I make a new tea cosy I watch your excellent video again! Thank you very much. I’m fascinated by your Brother Innovis sewing machine that has an attached fabric support - I have never seen that before and it appears to be a feature that is not available on current machines.

[@giselablee2709]

Thank you for this great tutorial! Have adapted it to make a Bialetti cover and love the look :)

[@mrsnetrix]

Great video, you always make it look soo simple lol. Love how you teach these tutorials and really appreciate you taking the time you take to bring us these videos. Thanks for sharing, jeanette :)

[@barbarabarr521]

Thank you so much for this tutorial. I am going to try extend the height of your tea cosy to make a cover for my nutribullet. Your tea cosy is so pretty and your instructions very easy to follow.

[@byuko]

This is very great video 💕 I watched some video in Japanese language. But they were very difficult. I can make pretty tea cosy by your style. Thank you so much from Japan 🇯🇵

[@ruthberanek13]

Love it! My hubby and I drink only drink tea, no coffee. I am going to make this and make a matching oven gloves. Love your tutorials. Your style is easy to understand.

[@jeanettemahon9625]

Hi Debbie, I made this tea cosy a while ago and loved its simplicity and outcome! ( I am a novice sewer), just thought I would share with you that I have just applied the same principle to making a lovely tablet cover and again, made it in minutes and really pleased. I really appreciate your guidance, thank you!

[@lesley9167]

Thank you Debbie. Watched your video this afternoon and made one for my niece. Turned out well. Video very easy to follow so thanks.

[@helendownham1306]

Great, easy to follow tutorial. My husband has been asking me to make a tea cosy for years and now I finally have!

[@masiiharwood6082]

Thanks Debbie, I am making one as I am writing to thank you so much, its lovely and easy 🙏💐😘💚💚💚

[@tamarakarlin2758]

Just found this. It was perfect for what I needed & turned out great, thank you Debbie!

[@Julie-lh5jb]

Amazing Debbie. Thank you so much, just what I needed. Will be on this later ❤❤

[@janec311]

I was struggling to buy a cosy for my new 17 x 12 inches large tea pot so decided to have a go at making one following your tutorial. I'm not very creative so expected the worst but your instructions are so clear I managed to do it and will be making more. Thank you so much.

[@debbieshore]

Glad to be of help Jane!

[@charlottebarnes6761]

your instructions are so easy to understand thank you will be making these for our church festival.

[@debbieshore]

Thanks, I hope they go down well!

[@chantalida53]

Thank you very much Debbie, this tea cozy is so pretty and so easy to make, I was looking for the how to make a tea cozy, I have it now.

[@ghazalaparveen150]

thanks ,Debbie your way of explanation is fabulous to teach, it's a beautiful teaching :)

[@debbieshore]

Thank you!

[@ghazalaparveen150]

Welcome

[@mljcnorman]

Thank you for your demonstration. I made one in about an hour and it looks great.

[@wouterdebacker804]

Thank you Debbie. This tutorial is exactly what I was looking for. I immediately "liked" it and instantly became a member of your channel. Happy holidays.

[@debbieshore]

And to you, thank you!

[@museme6945]

Thank you for the simplified instruction.

[@AnaloguePhoto]

Dang! Had my stuff to make my tea cosy on the table for weeks. Even had the template for the shape cut out. Then... I saw your video and 30 minutes later had a working cosy :) Thanks.

[@barbarabarthel9566]

Thanks for the tutorial. Made two so far. You are a big help

[@Lizzieslass]

Thanks for this video. I made some super cute tea cosies as presents when I visited family members overseas...so much nicer than shop-bought tacky souveniers

[@jawad6774]

Thanks Debbie for this tutorial. It Helped my Mom ❤️😊

[@shirleylieb9345]

wonderful and easy. thank you

[@dorisgaumont3927]

Working on my 4th cozy, love them and you make it so easy to do. Thanks

[@debbieshore]

Glad you liked it Doris!

[@debbieshore]

Do you know, I don't drink tea but a teapot is a wonderful way to keep mulled wine warm... regards to Texas!

[@blairwillis9199]

Perfect! Thanks 😊. I'm going to make this for my tea-drinking friend! She can bring it to the cafe when we meet up. She's always saying her tea has gotten cold while we talk.

[@AnnaBoyle-h4x]

Thank you so much for sharing ❤

[@davidsain2129]

I am going to make this for the teapot my sister threw as a gift for my wife & me!

[@janetspink3682]

Love making these

[@vivwriter]

Wonderful project. You make it look so super simple. It makes me want to run out and get a teapot :) Thank you so much for sharing your talent. I really appreciate your tutorials.....Viv

[@kathleenmartin2448]

Thank you for that it is so cute

[@rosamundmundy6966]

Going to make these thank you

[@balamani7575]

Very smarty sewn and soo beautiful

[@joylane5560]

Nice and easy thank you!

[@jwhite3028]

Fab as usual Debbie :)

[@liammorris7989]

Thank you for the clear instructions (:

[@Carylanne927]

yep darling, of course we don't drink tea as you all do in the UK, however it is a darling and soo easy project I might have to do a few. Texas USA

[@tatyanasurenyan-krech6372]

I made this for a friend and it was fabulous

[@endlesssewingarts7658]

Thank you! !! I went and looked for a pattern at joannes and they had nothing..I looked online and your video was fabulous easy to follow..I'm gonna make one in the morning per request from a friend. I'm really excited to get started thanks to you.

[@debbieshore]

Glad to be of help!

[@debbieshore]

I just ised 1/8" natural wadding, I don't think it really matters, but heat resistant would do a good job too...

[@tanata45]

So beautiful project! Thank you!!! :)

[@JuliaEBrie]

Lovely and practical!!!

[@janetrenchardpinder5756]

beautifully done thank you.

[@ljfloyd9948]

Sounds easy enough.

[@lldanj]

Thank you!

[@deeplines9657]

Awsm tea cosy 😍😍😍 here is a request plz make video on lemon set cover with net cloth strich plzzzz

[@ewan2734]

I see your video with pincushion in shape of campaign wan haha this will be great it means for tea cosy too ..apliquee and some leftover art .... I doing today cover for my dog bed from testing material

[@debbieshore]

Great idea Ewa!

[@julien7935]

Thanks for this tutorial Debbie. I'm about to make one now - a Christmas present for a good friend. May I ask what the 'apron'-like piece is, fixed to the front of the machine. To me, it looks as if it's maybe designed to help slide the fabric upwards and feed better for sewing it. Thanks, I'd love to know! ;)

[@debbieshore]

Mine's a Brother 8080, but I don't think they're made any more, it's about 8 years old now!

[@ozarksflipper5658]

Hi, I am from Missouri USA and I can understand you perfectly. I was looking for a Cozy for my Press Pot. I think if I lengthened this pattern to the size of the press pot it will work fine. Any suggestions? Thanks for your videos I am having a great time watching in the afternoon. With my TiVo I can get it on my TV in the living room. LOL

[@debbieshore]

+Suzanne Perkins I think that's a great idea, you could make this cosy in any size to fit... you may need to make it a bit narrower as well... glad you're enjoying the videos!

[@marthahumphrey3849]

So cute! How would I make one fo a small Mrs. Tea that looks like a Mr. Coffee Pot?

[@sereneflatun]

I did it. Thank you!

[@jan48janice]

Thank you Debbie - I thought making a tea coy would be easy, i have been pfaffing around trying to make a tea cosy without a pattern ughh. I wish I'd seen your method earlier

[@L.J.01]

Great video. I want to make a tea cozy out of organic materials and, as a newbie, I think can easily follow your instructions. Thank you! (Now just to find my sewing machine in storage, lol!) But I'm wondering about laundering this. Mine tend to get a lot of use and a lot tea stains from a full pot. Would this repeatedly launder up just fine, as is? Or would you recommend stitching across the bottom of each open edge, or perhaps even add some stitches across each panel (like a quilt) - to hold the stuffing in place? Glue is not an option for an organic item. Thanks again!

[@sunainakumar7476]

Nice but shouldnt you prepare a separate removable washable cover in addition to the base teacosy? Remember tea cosies can get dirty too! But great job

[@karenhugo8960]

Hi just wondering have you done a teapot cosy with a gap for handle and spout please

[@sallyschilling1559]

Hi Debbie, a friend of mine has an 8 cup and a 10 cup "Brown Betty" teapot, and I want to surprise her w/ a tea cozy for Christmas. Here are the dimensions that I found on the Internet for the 8 cupper: 10.25 inches L x 7.5 inches H (with lid) x 6.5 inches W (mouth of teapot is approximately 3 inches). What would be your suggestion to cut the fabric to?

[@patsyburke9399]

Done Sally Schilling and

[@ماءالذهب-ص2ه]

جميل ⚘

[@charlottebarnes6761]

i love your t cozy but having problems cutting it with plate could you please show me how to cut. around plate illustration would be helpful thank you

[@unfortunateendings4529]

Hi Deb, can you make other things that make 6 inches warm?

[@beckyezra1]

Thank you

[@janeheng490]

Hi, may i know where u bought this sewing ruler? Thanks

[@wendyrobson2624]

Could have been great thanks but vague in showing which fabrics go where and attaching lining. I’ll find one to supplement ( outside to lining? Couple of close ups instead of watching needle move..thanks for try though

[@plumster33]

Whats the seam allowance on this project debbie??

[@josefinapatrick7455]

love youre te cosy

[@debbieshore]

josefina patrick thank you!

[@josefinapatrick7455]

HOW YUORE DOING TODAY THANK YOU

[@Schmidteren]

How long does glass teapot and a cozy hold a tea warm for aprox? :)

[@debbieshore]

Not too long to be honest, I think they're more for decorative purposes...

[@moonlightandlove]

Hi Debbie what weight wadding do you need ?

[@triptichattopadhyay7696]

Thank you madam. Can I share your idea and your nam.

[@debbieshore]

Go ahead!

[@tinamalenczak3897]

Hi, Debbie. Great tutorial, but it's difficult to hear anything you are saying when the sewing machine is running.

[@debbieshore]

Apologies, that’s a really old video and things have improved now…

[@tinamalenczak3897]

@@debbieshore Thank you, Debbie. I will be looking at more of your tutorials. Keep up the good work!

[@kathyfox5349]

I loved this video and am ordering "Half Yard heaven" however i do think your audio is not as clear as it could be. Your ideas are clear but your audio is not clear.for Me. I am writing from Philadelphia Pennsylvania USA and their may be a language difference between American usage and British usage, but beyond that I recommend you upgrade your audio for more clarity.

[@debbieshore]

Kathy Fox Already done,but thanks!

[@ladyInke]

Thank you