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Free Knit Beehive Tea Cozy Pattern

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Pattern Details
Create a textured beehive just in time for tea, in Patons Classic Wool Roving.

Kit Add-Ons
Don’t forget to pick up the finishing touches for your project!
  • Black and gold worsted weight yarn.
  • White sewing thread.
  • Small piece of cardboard.
  • Glue.
Sizing Notes

Making the right size is important! To make sure your project turns out the size described, always make a gauge swatch to match your tension. First time swatching? Learn more about knitting a gauge swatch!  

Finished Measurements

Single SizeApprox 8½” x 9” [21.5 x 23 cm] to fit 6-8 cup tea pot.

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Yellow
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U.S. 6 (4 mm)
Susan Bates
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Select Your Color

Color: Dark Gray

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Care

Treat your finished project right! Make sure you read the care directions closely so your hard work ages gracefully.

  • Hand Wash
  • Do Not Bleach
  • Do Not Dry Clean
  • Do Not Iron
  • Lay Flat to Dry
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Free Intermediate Knit Cozie Pattern for Home

Easy-to-remember switches between knit and purl rows, make this pattern simple to follow and rewarding to finish. Let's begin with your choice of shades from our 100% wool, Patons Classic Wool Roving collection and use your creative flair to decorate it with little bee appliqués. It's tea time!

  • Reviews & Ratings

    451

    great pattern, required a bit of customisation to fir my teapot, and I also found that knitting both halves together for the first "rib", then separating into two parts around spout, then rejoining above the spout meant that I had no sewing up to do, and the finished version (version number 2) was much more structurally stable.

    KnitT451
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    • great pattern, required a bit of customisation to fir my teapot, and I also found that knitting both halves together for the first "rib", then separating into two parts around spout, then rejoining above the spout meant that I had no sewing up to do, and the finished version (version number 2) was much more structurally stable. (Image 32348472)great pattern, required a bit of customisation to fir my teapot, and I also found that knitting both halves together for the first "rib", then separating into two parts around spout, then rejoining above the spout meant that I had no sewing up to do, and the finished version (version number 2) was much more structurally stable.https://photos-us.bazaarvoice.com/photo/2/cGhvdG86c3BpbnJpdGU/3215f50c-a8ec-5099-b841-15ef198bd8f0
    • great pattern, required a bit of customisation to fir my teapot, and I also found that knitting both halves together for the first "rib", then separating into two parts around spout, then rejoining above the spout meant that I had no sewing up to do, and the finished version (version number 2) was much more structurally stable. (Image 32348473)great pattern, required a bit of customisation to fir my teapot, and I also found that knitting both halves together for the first "rib", then separating into two parts around spout, then rejoining above the spout meant that I had no sewing up to do, and the finished version (version number 2) was much more structurally stable.https://photos-us.bazaarvoice.com/photo/2/cGhvdG86c3BpbnJpdGU/fd26d4cd-c042-5fff-96e7-2dcd2149d91f
    • great pattern, required a bit of customisation to fir my teapot, and I also found that knitting both halves together for the first "rib", then separating into two parts around spout, then rejoining above the spout meant that I had no sewing up to do, and the finished version (version number 2) was much more structurally stable. (Image 32348474)great pattern, required a bit of customisation to fir my teapot, and I also found that knitting both halves together for the first "rib", then separating into two parts around spout, then rejoining above the spout meant that I had no sewing up to do, and the finished version (version number 2) was much more structurally stable.https://photos-us.bazaarvoice.com/photo/2/cGhvdG86c3BpbnJpdGU/09eeb7f5-9c89-577d-89c1-2296168b59cb

    Hi I want to make the bee hive knitted cozy but , I need to make for a one cup tea pot , can you send me free pattern for that or tell me what have to do Thank you

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