For instance, in winter, Miss Scallopini does a superbly functional job at keeping one's tea warm for an extended period of time. The pattern is available for FREE from Crochetroo. It takes a TONNE of yarn, but it is worth it for a super insulating teacosy.
And here are teacosies #1, #2 and #10 all in a huggle. Patterns for #1 and #2 also from the lovely Crochetroo. Here is the link here for the Crochetroo etsy site.
Teacosy #6 was until recently gainfully employed at the Pasha Bulka, more formally known as the big shipping container, but actually the Queanbeyan Government Service Center where a certain duck once kept a hot desk. (AGAIN, a crochetroo tea cosy base)
She is quite lovely from left and from right me thinks.
6 comments:
I think she is my favourite. I'm glad she came home to keep you company!
WoW.. I lOvE the Tea CoSiEs...
Did you make them yourself? I have just learnt to crochet and I have Tea Cosy on my list of things to do...Yours are just gorgeous....
Just stumbled across your blog, Glad I did! :)
Gawd! Now that is a BIG return. A big TEA COSY return. Beautiful beautiful.
Yay! Hello there gorgeous Jacqui and HRH GPB. ANd hello there Ms Gooseberry Jam - thanks for saying hello. Yes, I did make the tea cosies - Crocheting is new to me too - it has been lots of fun learning and slowly getting better. I look forward to seeing your tea cosies as they emerge!
Looking at these beautiful tea cosies makes me want to give up the poxy tea bags for good.Note to self:must purchase a brown betty.
Mr Slow PRM
I can not believe for an instant you are a tea bag man.
Get thee to a teapottery immediately!
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