I discovered a new coffee shop last week!
It’s called Gaia Java Coffee Company and it’s has the best cappuccino and lemon squares!
I made this DIY cup cozy which will go great with my takeout coffee cups from my new go-to coffee shop!
This is a great Valentine gift idea!
How to make:
Supplies:
Pink Yarn
White Felt
Embroidery Floss in Pink and light Green
Button
Tutorial:
Knit cup cozy ‘in the round’ with pink yarn. See my DIY Cup Cozy Tutorial.
Cut out a heart from the white felt to the size you want.
Stitch on the felt heart to the cup cozy with pink embroidery floss.
Sew button onto corner of felt heart.
Sew on ‘xoxo’ with green embroidery floss.
Mug cozy DIY:
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What I love about the Gaia Java Coffee Company the most is that they have a jazz musician every Friday night!
I think I’ll take my hubs there for ‘date night’ this Friday and chillax listening to some jazz, sipping on some coffee, for an early Valentine’s Day date!
Are you doing something special for Valentine’s Day?
If you like cup cozies take a look at this DIY Mug Cozy!
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Written by Heather at Setting for Four
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How pretty Heather!!! And a great idea for a valentines day gift!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely pinning that!
ok - enough with the exclamation points..............
Hugs,
Suzan
Thanks Suzan for the sweet comments and for pinning! ;)
DeleteI love it Heather! I wish I could knit one, my mom is working on teaching my daughter and I how to knit. My daughter is getting it, me not so much ;-) Great Job!
ReplyDeleteKeep trying! You'll get the hang of it! I taught myself to knit so you can do it too and this cozy is so quick to make! An 'instant reward' type of project!
DeleteAww this is SO sweet! makes me wish I could knit!
ReplyDeleteKelly @ View Along the Way
www.viewalongtheway.com
If I lived near you Kelly - I'd teach you!!
DeleteThis is so sweet! Now I need to learn how to knit!!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Jacque!!
DeleteI love this!! Just pinned!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Evelyn!!
DeleteCute! I don't drink coffee, but I think this would make a pretty fantastic hot chocolate cozy :-)
ReplyDeleteWhere's Gaia Java Coffee Company? I've never heard of it.
No plans yet for Valentine's Day. Last year hubby and I walked along the canal and had dinner at a place on Somerset. It was fun & different :-)
It would be great for hot chocolate Kelly!
DeleteSo so cute!! Pinned and hopefully someone will take pity on me and show me how to knit :)
ReplyDeleteHaha! Thanks Keri!! Just get a book and teach yourself - that's what I did!! You can too :)
DeleteLove the valentine cozy! Don't see how many stitches you used, is this one just sewed at the end?
DeleteThis is just too cute! Great work. :)
ReplyDeleteAw - thanks - glad you like it!!
DeleteThis is super cute. My daughter is going to attempt to make one. She may have questions for you.... she is 10. :)
ReplyDeleteAw that is awesome that she wants to make one!! Tell her to send me a pic after she is done and I'll put it on my facebook page! She can ask away Shannon!! :D
DeleteHi Heather,
ReplyDeleteLove this adorable cozy! I may have to get the kitting needles out!
Get them out Cynthia!! Thanks so much - glad you like it!!
DeleteWhat a great idea, and it's so cute! If I drank take-out coffee, I would have to look into making one of these. Then again, I know a few friends that do... be a sweet gift!
ReplyDeleteDebbie :)
It would be a great gift Debbie! :D
DeleteI'm loving your cozies! I'm sharing and pinning! Have a great week.
ReplyDeleteLeslie
House on the Way
Thanks sweetie!
DeleteSo cute, Andi
ReplyDeleteLove the valentine cozy! Don't see how many stitches? Is it sewed in the back? Love to make this?
ReplyDeleteIt's sewed 'in the round' so it's one piece, not sewn in the back. The number of stitches is 36. Glad you like it!
DeleteSoooo cute Heather!
ReplyDeleteJust too cute!
ReplyDeletefrom one Heather to another
Friendship, Life and Style blog
Heather this is so stinkin cute. I only wish I drank coffee!! :) Featuring in my weekly wow's on Saturday.
ReplyDeleteThanks Laura for featuring it - wow!!
DeleteHow lovely! Such a cute idea--and so simple... I may make a few of these as Valentine's Day gifts for some friends--thank you for the inspiration! :-)
ReplyDeleteThat's a fantastic idea Leisa - what lucky friends you have!! ;)
DeleteThis is so cute. I love that its pink.
ReplyDeleteNot sure if anyone mentioned this to you but the pinterest button rollover is hiding your "Or follow along with me here !" I tried to like you on fb but I keep getting the pinterest button.
Oh weird! It works for me...strange! Hope it's working now! Thanks for the heads up and thanks for your lovely comments!
DeleteEvery cup needs a cozy - maybe you should call Starbucks?!
ReplyDeleteKelly
Haha!! Could you imagine getting a deal with them? Chaching! Thanks for the thumbs up Kelly!
DeleteThese are beautiful! I love to crochet but am still working on my knitting skills. I can do the basic knit and purl stitches but have NO idea how to knit in the round... I must learn!
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Kim
Little Rays of Sunshine
It's pretty easy to knit in the round Kim - you can do it!!
DeleteVERY cute! I'm pinning this one!
ReplyDeleteThanks Lisa for pinning!!
DeleteAgh! I love this and the AGH is the "I don't know how to knit" part of me yelling out.. How about you make a ton of these to sell? They are so SOOOO cute!!! Great job!
ReplyDeleteAdorable! I kind of want to start drinking coffee now :)
ReplyDeleteJava makes my world go round Loretta!!
DeleteCute, cute... cuteness! make me want to take up coffee drinking. Or knitting ;)
ReplyDeleteDo both Shannon! ;)
DeleteThat is adorable! I love the little heart and the button! Stuff like this really makes me wish I could knit:) Stopping by from TT&J.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by Kelli! Glad you like it!!
DeleteVery cute! I was going to sew a coffee cozy for a friend next week, but maybe I'll knit her one instead. Yours is adorable.
ReplyDeleteAw thanks so much Sarah for saying that - your friend is very lucky!!
DeleteAdorable! Does this one have the buttons to close it? Could you make one that just ends together, no buttons or lap over?
ReplyDeleteIt doesn't have any buttons Carol! It's all one piece knitted in the round!
DeleteThis is so cute! We would love for you to share this with our Kitchen Fun and Crafty link party! http://kitchenfunwithmy3sons.blogspot.com/2013/02/kitchen-fun-and-crafty-friday-link.html
ReplyDeleteWhat is the pattern for this? I see the instructions for the mug but not the cup. Also, what kind of yarn - worsted?
ReplyDeleteThe link that is by the pink one leads to instructions for the mug one. Is there somewhere else you have the instructions posted? Soo cute! Thanks!
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