Free Pattern for {Cable Knit Cup Cozy}
I have for you today a free pattern for a super cute {cable knit cup cozy}. Even if you’re a beginner knitter, I think you’ll find this pattern pretty simple. I’ve been knitting for awhile now, but just a few years ago I attempted my first cables. There’s something about cables that I just LOVE! I really thought they were harder to do. I’ll have to say, I was quite surprised how easy it was! And since my first attempt, I’ve made beautiful cable knit pillows, cup cozies, afghans, and scarves. Knitting cables is a bit addicting for me. ๐ My brother has requested a cable knit sweater, but I have yet to do that project! . . . maybe one of these days. ๐
{Cable Knit Cup Cozy}
Who doesn’t like their own cup cozy instead of the plain ones from your favorite coffee shop? Usually when we get coffee out, there are several of us sisters together and it’s easy to get our cups mixed up. So, with your own unique cup cozy, everyone knows whose cup is whose. ๐ And, you can show off your chic cup cozy to everyone else in the coffee shop, right?! I love this pattern because it reminds me of a cozy sweater on these cold days. So, here’s the free pattern . . .
Here’s what you need:
- yarn (I used something like this)
- size 8 knitting needles (I like metal needles the best . . . but, it’s just a matter of preference.)
- cable needle
- yarn needle
Free Pattern for {Cable Knit Cup Cozy}:
Cast on 20 stitches.
R1 (RS): K4, P2, K8, P2, K4
R2: (WS) K6, P8, K6
R3: K4, P2, K8, P2, K4
R4: K6, P8, K6
R5: K4, P2, C8R*, P2, K4
R6: K6, P8, K6
R7: K4, P2, K8, P2, K4
R8: K6, P8, K6
Repeat rows 1-8 until it measures about 8″ long.
*C8R-slip next 4 stitches to the cable needle and hold to the back; K4, then K4 from the cable needles.
Mine measured about 1.25″ long after my first 8 rows, and I did rows 1-8 seven times.
Cast off.
Using your yarn needle, sew the two short sides together.
Weave in yarn ends.
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