New Free Loom Knitting Pattern
By Nicole of This Moment is Good
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The autumn winds have started and before we know it, there will be snow on the ground in the north east. At this time of year I always crave a hot mug of hot chocolate or pumpkin spice coffee. What a nice luxury it will be to have these loom knit cabled mug cozies around our cups this year.
Make a couple for yourself and a couple for a friend! They make a great, inexpensive, gift wrapped around a mug filled with hot chocolate, tea, coffee and marshmallow packs too.
Finished Measurements: 3" wide x 12" long (can be made to any length). You can also increase width by adding Knits/purls on edge stitches.
Difficulty: Intermediate (cable, knits, purls) Video is available for cable stitch. See link below.
Gauge: Not necessary to complete this pattern.
Supplies:
- Any 3/4" peg spacing loom (kk, boye, Nicole, CinDWood, etc.)
- Knitting tool
- Crochet hook
- Measuring tape
- Button (medium to large)
- Yarn: Any 5 to 6 weight lofty wool or cotton (heat resistant) or you can use 2 strands 4 weight yarn (used as 1 strand). Wool blends are acceptable for this pattern. Paton's bulky/Encore Mega used for samples seen in photos.
Pattern Notes
- Knit as flat panel.
- Measure the circumference of mug and minus 2", this is the length you will knit to.
- A video for how to do the 6-st RC can be found here: 6 st-RC
Pattern:
Foundation Row: Chain Cast on 10 pegs with 1 (bulky) or 2 strands (worsted) yarn.
Rows 1-5: K1, p1, k6, p1, k1.
Row 6: K1, p1, 6-st RC, p1, k1.
repeat rows 1-6 until knitting measures above measurement of mug circumference. It's better if the cozy is a little short as it will stretch out with use.
Begin decreasing end of cozy...
Next: Move 1st and last stitch inward one peg (decrease 2)
Row 1: K1, p6, k1.
Row 2: K8
Next: Move 1st and last stitch inward one peg (decrease 2)
Row 3: K6
Row 4: K1, p4, k1.
Next: Move 1st and last stitch inward one peg (decrease 2)
Row 5: K4
Next: Move 1st and last stitch inward one peg (decrease 2)
Row 6: K2
Bind off.
Finish: Make a 1-1/2" loop with cast off tail; secure with knot and weave in end. Sew on a Medium size button on the other side of cozy. See picture.
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Rows 1-5: K1, p1, k6, p1, k1.
Row 6: K1, p1, 6-st RC, p1, k1.
repeat rows 1-6 until knitting measures above measurement of mug circumference. It's better if the cozy is a little short as it will stretch out with use.
Begin decreasing end of cozy...
Next: Move 1st and last stitch inward one peg (decrease 2)
Row 1: K1, p6, k1.
Row 2: K8
Next: Move 1st and last stitch inward one peg (decrease 2)
Row 3: K6
Row 4: K1, p4, k1.
Next: Move 1st and last stitch inward one peg (decrease 2)
Row 5: K4
Next: Move 1st and last stitch inward one peg (decrease 2)
Row 6: K2
Bind off.
Finish: Make a 1-1/2" loop with cast off tail; secure with knot and weave in end. Sew on a Medium size button on the other side of cozy. See picture.
THANK YOU FOR READING!
Copyright, 2015, all rights reserved, This moment is good, Nicole F. Cox. You may link to this blog, do not copy and paste content.
