The Happy Handle Coffee Cozy makes a great gift - fun to make and use, and sized so a gift card slips right in the handle to put an extra big smile on their face! And as a reader request, it now has a video tutorial! Here's how to crochet the Happy Handle Coffee Cozy!
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Happy Handle Coffee Cozy Video Tutorial
And that's all there is to it! The yarn shown is Lion Brand Hometown USA, and the hook is a US - N, 10mm hook from Craftwich Creations, and I wound the skein up using my Stanwood 10oz Ball Winder - all items I recommend! For the written pattern, CLICK HERE - it links to both the hdc and seamless join tutorials that I mentioned in the video. I hope you've enjoyed this fun free crochet pattern and coffee cozy tutorial, and use it to put a smile on someone special's face - including your own!
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Harmony
What a great idea! I need to make one for myself!
Tamara Kelly
😀 Thanks Harmony!
Puprle Unicorn
Hi, Tamara, it looks like that is your 100th video on YouTube! Congratulations! Great job! That cozy is going to come in HANDY when we get back to drinking coffee/tea this winter. I think I'll make some for Christmas gifts. That would be perfect!
Tamara Kelly
Oh wow, I hadn't realized! Thank you! 😀
PATTY
I REALLY LIKE COFFEE COZIES BUT THIS PICTURE DOESNT SHOW WHERE YOU PUT THE POCKET ETC
LOOKS JUST LIKE A CIRCLE WISH YOU COULD SEND ME A BETTER PICTURE AS DOENST IT WRAP AROUND THE COFFEE MUG ETC
LOOKS NICE THOUGH
Tamara Kelly
Hi Patty! Please see the original written pattern, linked in the post, for more pictures. 🙂
Tasha
I just saw this on facebook and its such a quick and easy work up. I made it in 10 minutes...or less! I think I found another gift for my kids teachers. Thank you for sharing!
Tamara Kelly
😀 So glad you like it Tasha!
Angel Morgan
Thank you for the video. I am a visual learner. Makes sense now!
Tamara Kelly
So glad it helps Angel! 😀
Zbabygranny
I was excited to come across this pattern! I have a weird disease called cold urticaria aka Im allergic to cold. When I hold cold things I start itching and break out in huge hives! Sooo I think I will be able to hold my cold stuff (cans bottles with this. Thank you for sharing!
Tamara Kelly
Oh my gosh! Well I hope it helps, thank you!
jeanyuss
Thank you for this great video! I'm new to crochet and sometimes written directions can be confusing. Watching you on the video makes this project look super easy and I can't wait to try it.
Tamara Kelly
Glad to hear it, thank you!
Andi
Ha ha - oh boy!! How in the world did I miss that?!?! Must get more sleep apparently. 🙂 Thanks a lot, I'll check it out tomorrow!
Tamara Kelly
😀 I hope it helps!
Claire
you have the greatest tutorials! I actually made one! Cannot wait to make more. Thank you so much! This is great!
Tamara Kelly
😀 Thank you Claire, I'm so glad yo hear it!
Meshell
great video tutorial! I'm a beginner and it turned out great!,
Tamara Kelly
😀 Thank you Meshell! So glad to hear it!
Chris
It has been ages since I crocheted and your tutorial made me wanted to start again! Thanks a lot!!! My mug holder didn't come as beautiful as yours, but I'm really happy that I did it. I'll check your other tutorials. Thanks a lot again!!!
Tamara Kelly
😀 Thank you so much Chris! And yay for crocheting again!!!
Joy
Having so much trouble with turn around I must have watched it 100 of times and just not getting it have not crochet in a long time but trying to get back into it
Tamara Kelly
I'm sorry Joy, I'm happy to help if I can, but I'm not sure how to do so.
Lauren
This pattern and video is great! I was wondering if you had any advice for adding a bottom to it? Thanks so much
Tamara Kelly
Hi Lauren! Thank you! I would make a circle of hdc in the usual way and sew it to the bottom! 🙂 Hdc circles usually start with 9-10 hdc, and then work out from there.
Lisa
I’m almost finished making one of these in our school colors for the colleague whose name I drew in secret Santa and I love it! (Hometown USA Boilermakers...black and gold)
When testing to make sure it would fit properly (my guage was 1/8” off until I stretched it slightly), I realized the bulky weight yarn made it difficult for my small hand to grip the cup. Do you have any advice for adapting the pattern to a lighter yarn like Lily Sugar’n’Cream?
Tamara Kelly
Hi Lisa! Thank you! We're black and gold here too, but the Bulldogs! 😀
To use a thinner yarn, you'll need to reduce the hook size to match, and add more stitches. I would recommend sitting down with an empty cup handy, and just chain til it's long enough to go around your cup, and take a note of how many stitches that is. Then, work about 1/3 that number of stitches for the flap/handle, working as many rows as needed to cover your hand nicely. Then chain to add the other 2/3 of the stitches and go from there, adding more rows to match the flap.
🙂 Best of luck, and happy holidays! 😀