Whether you call them cozies or cosies, tea pot covers range from the practical to the whimsical – and they always put a smile on your face! So here are 10 free tea cozy… or tea cosy crochet patterns!
10 Free Crochet Tea Cozy Patterns
- Granny Tea Cozy! by Crochet with Raymond: Colorful and bright and a modern classic if I ever saw one!
- Straightforward Tea Cozy by Olivia Rainsford, on The Adventures of the Gingerbread Lady: A basic pattern with instructions for dressing it up (or down!) to make it your own! Love that!
- Scallop Tea Cosy by Crochetroo: The crocodile stitch is a great insulator – sure to keep your pot piping hot! In both UK and American terms!
- Rose Bud Tea Cozy by Debi Dearest, on Dearest Debi: Think spring while you warm up your hands and admire this flowery cozy!
- Easy Ripple Tea Cosy by Jenny Stacey, on Justjen-knits&stitches: Isn’t this gorgeous! Love the ridged chevrons, bright colors, and buttons!
- Daylily Tea Cosy for Mother’s Day by Jenny Stacey, on Justjen-knits&stitches: Another beautiful cozy from this talented designer!
- Cupcake Teacosy by Emma Varnam, on Emma Varnam: Sweet as can be – love the berry on top!
- Reversible Crochet Brioche Tea Cosy by Megan Mills, on Megan Mills’ Homepage: Love the clean lines of the stitching here!
- Short and Stout by Ella Jensen, on Ravelry: A great basic pattern – looks nice as is, and is ripe for your own embellishments!
- Leah’s Rose Tea Cosies by Leah Maxwell, on Why Didn’t Anyone Tell Me?: Aren’t these gorgeous! Have a bouquet and a hot cup of tea in one! For the rose portion, Click Here!
I hope you’ve found a crochet tea cozy pattern here today that inspired you – or at least made you smile! Thanks for reading!
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Grace says
Number 6 is my fav!!! I can’t wait to make one 🙂 I just need to get the yarn for it hehe
Martha says
Good timing on this post…I was just looking for a tea cozy pattern this past weekend. I already found your #8 and added it to my Ravelry queue, and I’ll probably be adding a few more from this list now. 🙂
Romy says
#6 is definitely my fave. It’s so easy to make too. I have the perfect teapot to go with it.
Pia Thadani says
We’re actually doing 3 of these in my Tea Cozy Tuesday KAL / CAL 🙂
Rhondda Mol says
Love #10!!
Mearla VanDenBerg says
I love them all, but especially #10!
Debby says
Just thought you should know the link you have posted to the crocheted roses is broken. The link takes you to the website; however the pattern is no longer available. The instructions are all gibberish. Just an FYI.
Love the pattern!
Tamara Kelly says
The link for the roses on the Leah’s Rose Tea Cosies pattern has a broken photo, but it links to the original pattern, found at http://the-dark-knit.blogspot.com/2008/11/crochet-roses.html 🙂
Katy says
I love these. It may be my computer or my browser but it’s not showing ten patterns.I’m seeing 1 & 2, then 3, 4, & 5 are blank. It is then showing 6 & 7 and 8.9, & 10 are blank. The ones I see are beautiful. I went looking for teapot cozies awhile back and collected a few. But I’ve never seen the lily one. It is gorgeous.
Tamara Kelly says
How strange! Did you try refreshing the page? Ah well, thank you!
Nora Cristina Tomahino de Perino says
Me gustarìa asprender como se4 hacen las cubre teteras,gracias.
Pia Thadani says
Great collection! We’ve done 2 of these so far this year in the Tea Cozy Tuesday C/KAL ( http://stitchesnscraps.com/tea-cozy-tuesday ) and are going to be doing 1 more of these later in the year. 🙂
Tamara Kelly says
How fun Pia! 😀
Charlotte says
I need a crochet pattern for a one cup tea pot. Anyone out there have one for free?
Carole Renouard says
I tried to down load 10 Free Crochet Tea Cozy Patterns, but all I got was download helpers like DOC. How do I get the patterns to download so I can print or save the pdf. Could you email this the pattern to me?
Tamara Kelly says
Each of these patterns is on a different site, so you’ll need to click on the name of each pattern (note that it is in a different color text, this is because they are links) to go to those pattern pages.