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Iced Coffee Sweat-R Pattern Pattern
Category:
KnittingType:
OtherSkill Level:
Intermediate
Basic Skills Necessary:
- knit
- purl
- single crochet
Pattern Description:
Pattern includes directions for crocheted and knitted bottom!
You know no matter if you are in the cool air of AC in your car, coffee house, or your home that condensation drips from your cup and drips on your clothes, knitting or book and is a constant aggravation.
Now you don't have to use a coaster or napkin that sticks to your cup and doesn't work anyway! Just use an Iced Coffee Sweat-R! It will soak up all of those drips and looks pretty darn cute too!
I've used these on a Large Coffee Coolata at Dunkin Donuts and they fit! They also can be used as a cola can cover and the cord lock cinches it on so it doesn't slip off!
Tuck the top down inside the bottom and use the cord lock and pull to close tight and you have a cute little ball to throw in your purse or glove compartment, that way it's always handy for your Iced Coffee fix for the day!
You can pick up the cord locks in assorted colors for penny's at Hancock Fabrics or find them online.
Materials:
- worsted weight yarn
You Will Also Need:
- cord lock
Iced Coffee Sweat-R Pattern Pattern
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About the Designer
I have always had a love for anything crafty!
I learned to crochet as a teenager, but had only made afghans. Then in 2006 I wanted to crochet my daughter the Lilliana shrug. Suddenly I understood how to read those crochet patterns and finished that shrug in less than a week! After that, I crocheted more and more clothing projects.
I learned to loom knit in 2004 as I loved the look of knitting ...
I have always had a love for anything crafty!
I learned to crochet as a teenager, but had only made afghans. Then in 2006 I wanted to crochet my daughter the Lilliana shrug. Suddenly I understood how to read those crochet patterns and finished that shrug in less than a week! After that, I crocheted more and more clothing projects.
I learned to loom knit in 2004 as I loved the look of knitting but did not know how to needle knit. I searched the web and found lots of helpful advice on looming and then started purchasing every loom and board I could. Soon after I started designing my character scarves. I have loomed socks, scarves, hats and purses and was just starting to learn to knit garments on the looms when I finally learned to needle knit!
That was in 2007 and I taught myself to knit watching the videos on www.knitting-help.com and have been having loads of fun knitting every thing in site and increasing my knowledge and skills.
The saying you are never too old to learn something new is so true. If you put your mind to it, you can learn anything and have loads of fun doing it.
I hope you enjoy my crochet, looming and needle knit designs as much as I did when designing them!
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