Cup Cozy/Cuffs set of 4

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Beginner

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Stash buster!!! Make a unique cup cozy in a few hours. This pattern offers 4 different designs including Fair Isle, slip stitch, and solid cables. Once you got the idea, you can substitute any stitch pattern or even a letter for color design. Shaping with no decrease. You do not like the cup cozy idea? No problem. How about using this pattern for a wrist warmer or a boot topper? Be creative! It is easy with this pattern. BASIC SKILLS NECESSARY knit in the round, knit, purl GAUGE 32 stitches and 34 rows = 4 inches in Stockinette SIZING / FINISHED MEASUREMENTS One size to fit over a soda can or a cup SUGGESTED YARN 110 yards of Worsted weight PREFERRED BRAND/YARN Crystal Palace Yarns Merino 5 Solid Crystal Palace Yarns Little Flowers COLORWAY 4 different colors

PATTERN DETAILS

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different color yarns 1 ball each
Needles: US 5 - 3.75 mm US 6 - 4.0 mm
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Faina Goberstein is a prolific knitwear designer, author, and a professional and inspiring teacher. She is the co-author of The Art of Seamless Knitting and The Art of Slip-Stitch Knitting. Her designs appear in Rowan Magazine, Vogue Knitting, Interweave Knits, Knit.Purl, Knitscene, Interweave Crochet, Twist Collective, Skacel, and other publications and various books. Faina is best known for her elegant and well-fitted classic designs showing off textures such as cables, brioche, lace, and slip stitch patterns. She is fascinated with many knitting techniques and design constructions. Faina loves to share with her students her discoveries and expertise. She teaches at various venues live and online as well as local guilds and shops around the country and abroad. She blogs at http://fainasknittingmode.com