Easy crochet teapot cozy pattern

This easy crochet teapot cozy pattern will brighten up any teatime! The crochet teapot cosy is made using only single crochet stitches (double crochet) with the option to also add a ribbed edging as you learn how to crochet post stitches. You can use up any scrap bulky/chunky yarn you have making this teapot cosy or choose your 3 favourite colours!

Easy Crochet Teapot Cozy Pattern | Premium Pattern

I would consider myself a coffee drinker but, being British, I also appreciate a proper cup of tea! Having been brought up with the notion that almost any emergency situation can help greatly improved with hot, sweet tea is served!

I think that tea’s healing properties is more to do the ceremony associated with it’s serving and who you’re enjoying that cuppa with!

The perfect pot of tea should be prepared for. There are a huge number of steps that should be performed before enjoying the perfect cuppa! You’ll see the way I prepare for tea time after the pattern details below – it’s quite the list!

The Honey & Crumpet Teapot Cozy, is a beginner inspired crochet pattern which uses the 1st stitch that everyone learns – Single Crochet (UK Double Crochet).

The pattern also uses 2 other essential to learn crochet techniques:

How to increase your stitches
How to work in the round

Plus, this easy crochet project is completed, you’ll have a beautiful teapot cosy!

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Skill Level: Easy

Materials:

A total of 90m/100yds Chunky (Bulky) yarn in 3 colours:

I used PaintBox Yarns Simply Chunky 100% acrylic (100g 136m/149yds) in the following 3 shades:
Colour 1: Soft Fudge (309)
Colour 2: Light Caramel (308)
Colour 3: Champagne White (302)
6mm Crochet Hook
Scissors
Tapestry needle for chunky yarn

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Finished Size:

To fit a standard 6 cup teapot

Tension

14 stitches and 12 rows = 4in (10cm) using 6mm crochet hook and Dc. Use a larger or smaller crochet hook to obtain the correct tension.

Stitch Abbreviations: US terms (UK in brackets)

St(s) Stitch(es)

Ch Chain

Sc (Dc) Single Crochet (Double Crochet)

2Sc (2Dc) Work 2 Double Crochet into same stitch (Work 2 Single Crochet into same stitch)

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You can also purchase ALL the matching crochet patterns in the Honey & Crumpets Tea and Coffee Set for just £10!

I’ve gathered up all 5 of the corresponding patterns in this tea and coffee set into one printable E-Book. Just look at everything included in the Honey & Crumpet E-Book:

Teapot Cozy
Placemats
Coasters
French Press Cozy (Cafeteria Cozy)
Coffee Mug Cozy

All the patterns use the same bulky/chunky weight yarn and will not only help you learn how to crochet a flat circle, but you’ll also learn how to crochet a foundation chain, how to increase and decrease your stitches and create a beautiful crochet tea & coffee set to be proud of – every teatime!

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Pattern Tester:

I love the colours that Julie of J2 Craftworks selected to test the crochet pattern for me.

Her vintage inspired teapot was slightly longer than a traditional teapot, but following the instructions in the crochet pattern she was able to adjust the size needed to fit her pot – and it looks fab!

How I Make a Pot of Tea

I wanted to share with you how I make a pot of English Breakfast tea:

Warm the pot with boiling water from the kettle
Refill the kettle with new fresh water and boil again
Optional – Select your favourite biscuits and/cake and plate them – take them to the table and resist a sneaky bite!
Set the table with a small milk jug and a sugar bowl along with teaspoons for everyone plus 1 for the sugar pot.
Once the kettle has boiled, discard the water that warmed the teapot
Insert teabags (3-4 teabags for a 6 cup teapot) or loose leaf tea (3-4 teaspoons) into the pot
Pour over the boiling water
Replace the lid
Cover the teapot with your choice of teapot cosy!
Carry to the table – but not by the handle! Support the bottom of the pot
Leave to brew for 3-4 minutes before pouring
Always serve the person who likes the weakest tea first!

It’s quite something to see all the steps written down but, it was my motivation to design the Honey & Crumpets Tea & Coffee Set which this easy crochet teapot cozy features! Easy to make and a simple design to make teatime extra special!

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You can download and print all the corresponding patterns in this Teatime pattern collection.

Just look at everything included in the Honey & Crumpet E-Book:

Teapot Cozy
Placemats
Coasters
French Press Cozy (Cafeteria Cozy)
Coffee Mug Cozy

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