How to Sew a Coffee Cup Sleeve, Cozy, Koozie, Stubby Holder | Janome 8200QCP Sewing Machine

[@veenapurohit9809]

Very beautiful & easy step by step tutorial Thank you for sharing.❤

[@TheBirchCottage]

Glad you liked it. Thank you!! 😊

[@veenapurohit9809]

WATCHED SECOND TIME,THANK YOU MA'AM.Sooooooo soooo PERFACT. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@barbaradavis4675]

I dont like coffee but this will work for cups of hot tea and hot chocolate too!

[@baseballquilter]

Thank you Pam! I am a new subscriber. I haven't made one of these in 2 years. I had to find a tutorial for a refresher. Thank you for being so clear in your directions. Super cute cozies.

[@TheBirchCottage]

Thank you!!

[@PattyMefford]

When I first bought and used a rotary cutter I got lots of knicks and minor cuts- but now I’m better at it and rarely cut myself. It’s like learning to chop food with a sharp knife, you will learn.

[@TheBirchCottage]

I used to get cuts too. I'm much more careful now!

[@nadinemoseley6041]

Thank you for sharing x

[@TheBirchCottage]

You are so welcome!

[@rhondadesatnik1849]

Thank you for the video. I was looking for a cup sleeve without using velcro. I just wish I didn't have to fuss with measuring a cup.

[@TheBirchCottage]

I hear you! I will keep that in mind for future videos. Good luck!!

[@anachacon4947]

Where do you get the pattern

[@TheBirchCottage]

You can learn how to make your own pattern in the following video tutorial: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKXWmaqEmrCtercsi=PUebgwE7fenP9zqT

[@bludolfin53]

thank you so much for sharing!! I just love on how easy and simple and not so much blah blah and no action. I have searching for awhile on how to make one of these. thank you again!

[@TheBirchCottage]

Thanks, Rosa. So glad you found this helpful!!

[@jensingleton1436]

I d9nt sew at all but need a hobby. Thank you, I did it. Its rough but you instructions made it easy..

[@TheBirchCottage]

Jen, that is so exciting!! Congratulations!!

[@rebeccaboyd1959]

Where can I find the pattern at

[@TheBirchCottage]

I don't have a pattern, but rather provide a tutorial on how to create your own pattern. Here's a link to the video tutorial: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKXWmaqEmrCtercsi=ZqLonXxLqepfY464

[@bonnieriffle9352]

Perfect tutorial! I want to make some of these!! Thank you!

[@TheBirchCottage]

Bonnie, you are so welcome! I love making these. I’m also gonna make a pattern for a Starbucks Frappuccino bottle. I like to save them and reuse as individual bottles of tea and lemonade.

[@pamelaleitman9305]

Great video efficient and great tips! I was worried about how you stitch around a circle that small but I see it’s not so hard!

[@TheBirchCottage]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you!!

[@ameliathompson3751]

Fabric glue could be used inside the fold at the bottom. Hot iron will help glue to dry.

[@TheBirchCottage]

Amelia, that’s a great idea! You can also use fabric tape!

[@ameliathompson3751]

Fabric tape use is at the bottom of my list for adhering seam allowance. White glue and hot iron is my go to aid.

[@TheBirchCottage]

@@ameliathompson3751 I totally agree. Thanks for sharing!!

[@1960Connie]

This is so helpful. Thank you! I’ll be making these to go along with bowl koozies I’ve made for my daughter and her husband for Christmas. I love your blog and your channel! ❤️😍I look forward to more! Have a wonderful evening! ☺️

[@TheBirchCottage]

Thanks, Connie, for your kind words. You’ll love making and gifting these coffee cup sleeves!

[@PattyMefford]

This is a great tutorial! What size do you make for the smaller coffee cup sleeve?

[@TheBirchCottage]

I have a separate video that shows you how to make your own pattern: amzn.to/4hPLnvr

[@lindaalley5411]

❤ love this video Where do I get the pattern? Or can you give the the dimensions?

[@TheBirchCottage]

I created a video showing how to make your own custom pattern. kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKXWmaqEmrCtercsi=fbodIuIfWEf7QeUW

[@barbaraallen4052]

link to pattern isnt working, where can I get pattern to print out so I can use? Thanks much.

[@TheBirchCottage]

Hi, Barbara. There isn’t a pattern to print out. But you can find instructions on how to make your own pattern here: www.thebirchcottage.com/custom-coffee-cup-sleeve/ And you will find the video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKXWmaqEmrCterc

[@jonineely2093]

how can i get the pattern that you are using for the cut out?

[@TheBirchCottage]

Hi, Joni! Although I haven’t created a printable pattern to share, I did create a video that shows you how to create your very own pattern. You can watch it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKXWmaqEmrCterc And please don’t hesitate to let me know if you have any questions!

[@jonineely2093]

Hi there I found you on etsy and bought it. Thank you so much for everything and for responding to my message, I don't sew so this is my first time wish me luck. So thanks again Joni

[@reynoldsje]

What kind of batting did you use?

[@TheBirchCottage]

Hi, Jennie. I used fusible fleece for the batting/interfacing.

[@loridavenport7131]

Is there a template?

[@TheBirchCottage]

I don’t have a template you can download, but I do show you how to create your own. Here’s the video tutorial: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKXWmaqEmrCterc and here’s the written tutorial: www.thebirchcottage.com/custom-coffee-cup-sleeve/. Hope this helps!

[@marilynbaulch2663]

I love this idea but you don't give measurements for template. Do we just figure it out by wrapping paper around a cup?

[@TheBirchCottage]

The idea is that you can make a sleeve for any size cup. You can measure your cup, but I found the easiest thing to do is to wrap the paper around the cup. You'll be creating your pattern and obtaining your measurements all in one step.

[@marilynbaulch2663]

@@TheBirchCottage Thank you. I've been making bowl cosies and will make a few with the leftover scraps of fabric. I wonder how they would go as fancy stubby holders for the ladies? Lol

[@TheBirchCottage]

@@marilynbaulch2663 I bet they would love them!

[@RainorShine1]

How to make a pattern for any cup would be helpful

[@TheBirchCottage]

Marie, you could watch this video on How to Make a Pattern for a Coffee Cup Sleeve: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKXWmaqEmrCterc

[@lorwin6884]

Do you add bottoms and if so how to?

[@TheBirchCottage]

No, there is not a bottom to the sleeve.

[@chilledlemondrop5613]

How did you measure to make the pattern?

[@TheBirchCottage]

I have a video tutorial that shows you how to do exactly that. You'll find it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKXWmaqEmrCterc

[@byankaaispuro5260]

Do you have any suggestions for placement of a branding tag/label?

[@TheBirchCottage]

You could add a tag or label in any of the seams. Or sew a label directly onto the front of the sleeve. Maybe place it about 1/2" from the raw bottom edge. That would keep the label away from the seam and the top stitching. Hope this helps!

[@cathiewilliams2904]

How do I get the pattern?

[@TheBirchCottage]

Hi, Cathie! I don’t have a pattern, rather I show you how to create your own pattern here: www.thebirchcottage.com/custom-coffee-cup-sleeve/.

[@PattyMefford]

What size measurements?

[@TheBirchCottage]

I have a separate video that shows you how to make your own pattern. I hope this helps!

[@Pip7-px3wq]

Really unsafe cutting technique. Don’t do it this way beginners. The idea for the cozy is good though

[@TheBirchCottage]

Thanks for pointing out how important safety is. You really don’t want to ever cut towards your hand. I admit it was a little awkward as I was working around camera equipment. Thanks, again!