Hello everyone! My name is Cindy and I blog at Skip to my Lou.
I love making home made gifts! and this crochet heart coffee cozy is a simple project that can be completed in less than an hour and makes a useful gift!
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Crochet Heart Coffee Cozy
Crochet H and E hooks and worsted weight yarn are needed.
Chain 25. Check to make sure this chain fits snuggly around your take-out cup. We all tend to crochet a bit differently. Slipstitch in first chain to make a ring.
Row 1: Single crochet in each chain all the way around, join to first single crochet with slip stitch to complete the row.
Rows 3-4: Chain 3, double crochet all the way around, slip stitch in top of chain three to finish row.
Row 5: Single crochet all the way around in each double crochet, slip stitch in first single crochet to finish row. Fasten off and weave in the ends.
To embellish the front I added a crochet heart applique. You will find the crochet heart pattern here. 
Stitch the heart on with needle and regular all-purpose thread.
There you go a simple but really cute gift that your friends will appreciate.
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Thanks, Cindy!
I love handmade gifts, and this is a perfect way to put those crochet skills to work. Check out some more of my favorite projects of hers:
![Crochet-Ornament-Decorated-Christmas-Tree[1]](https://tatertotsandjello.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/Crochet-Ornament-Decorated-Christmas-Tree1.jpg)
Check out her amazing contribution to the Michael’s Dream Tree Challenge!
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Let Cindy show you how to make this adorable Fabric Advent Calendar!
![Hedgehog-Pencil-Holder[1]](https://tatertotsandjello.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/Hedgehog-Pencil-Holder1.jpg)
And who wouldn’t love this handmade hedgehog pencil holder?
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I made two wraps before I figured out row 2 was missing from the instructions. I kept wondering why the heart was so big. I’m assuming it’s another dc? When you’re done, do you sew it together with thread or is there a crochet technique? I know how to crochet blankets and scarves and how to simply knot it off when done but I’m trying to branch out.
Found a Youtube video for the sleeve. Any tips on what I’m doing wrong that I end up with gaps where I’m slip stitching the rows together? Am I simply stitching to far away? Thanks.
I just made one of these, and noticed that the pattern should read:
Row 1 (after the row of chains, which I did 30 instead of 25) is the row of single crochet
Rows 2-5 are double crochets. It looks like there are 4 rows of DC in the picture
Row 6 is a row of single crochet
Otherwise, the sleeve is way too short, the heart winds up bigger than the sleeve, and it looks like a coffee bracelet rather than a cozy 🙂
I realize I’m posting a tad late in the game, here, but hope this helps!
Suzanne of Simply Suzannes at Home
Holy cow! How cute are those!!!
SO cute. Thanks for the great idea!! I need to get into crocheting!!
I love this Christmas gift idea…now to figure out how to crochet, then I’ll be all set.
I love this and the Christmas Tree is ADORABLE!
Love this idea Cindy! I need a few of these for myself! 😉
Love that Christmas tree. I really love Christmas very much.