After all this hoopla about green smoothies, I thought I'd give a mason jar cozy a whirl and this is what I came up with. Feel free to leave comments with questions. This is the first pattern that I've actually written out. We'll see how it goes. :)
The Mason Jar Cozy Pattern:
This pattern is for a
32 ounce (quart) jar.
Materials:
G hook
G hook
Medium Weight Acrylic yarn. I used Red Heart With Love in Pewter.
CH: Chain
SC: Single Crochet
HDC: Half Double Crochet
SS: Slip Stitch
Cozy bottom.
HA! Get it?
Chain 2.
Row 1: In first chain, do 12 DC. SS to first DC. (12)
Row 2: CH 3 (does
NOT count as a DC here and throughout pattern), 2 DC in same stitch, and 2 DC
in each stitch around. SS to first
DC. (24)
Row 3: CH 3, 2 DC
in same stitch, 1 DC in next stitch.
2 DC in next stitch, 1 DC in next stitch all the way around. SS to first DC. (36)
Cozy Side.
Don't worry if it looks too small.
It will stretch, the fit should be tight.
Row 4: CH 1, SC in same stitch. SC in BACK loop all the way around. SS to first SC.
This creates your ridge at the bottom. (36)
You will now be creating the upper part of the cozy, using
HDC. This part is crocheted
around, there is no joining from row to row. I went until I thought it was tall enough. It ended up being about 13 rows, or 468
stitches. Or you can eyeball
it. Whatever floats your boat!
Row 5-18:
HDC until round 18 or until your
cozy is the height you want it.
Sometimes it's handy to keep the jar nearby so you can try it on. SS to next stitch.
Row 19: Shell
border. Chain 3, do 3 DC in same
stitch. Skip next stitch. SS in next Stitch. *4 DC in next stitch. Skip next stitch. SS in next Stitch.* Repeat * to * until all the way
around. End with SS to bottom of
first CH 3. Tie off and weave in
ends.
And there you have it!
You can make it short or
tall, put appliques or flowers on it.
Sky's the limit! If you
find that your cozy is too big or too small, a simple hook size up or down will
solve that problem. I have learned to try the cozy on the jar before I'm all
the way finished. Just to be safe.
© KamiCrochets 2012
12 comments:
I'm going to give it a try and I will let you know.
Thank you! I'd love any feedback!
This pattern worked with worsted weight cotton as well. Very nice! Thank you.
thank you for leaving a comment crisses! i'm glad to hear that it worked! that kind of stuff freaks a pattern writer out!
Very pretty and I love the scalloped top. Adding it to my 'to do' list - at the top!! Thanks for sharing your pattern! :-)
I just found this when looking for a cozie pattern. Are there certain adjustments to make for this to fit a 24 ounce (pint and 1/2) jar? I'm new to crochet/knitting so do not know how to figure this for myself. Thanks for the help, and the pattern!
I have been looking everywhere forr a quart size pattern for mason Jar cozies! I found green mason Jars on sale and wanted to fill them with Christmas candy and I found. Orament patterns to tye on but was still filling like it would be just Hohum! Thank you so much for sharing this pattern it is Beautful!
Is there a patteren for the 16oz jars?
Just finished this pattern. Love it! It was easy and fast to complete!
Will these cozies protect your wood tables from the water perspiration off the glasses? My grandmothers did but I'm not sure what type of yarn she used. It looks like cotton. Anyone know?
Will these cozies protect your wood tables from the water perspiration off the glasses? My grandmothers did but I'm not sure what type of yarn she used. It looks like cotton. Anyone know?
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