Cuppa Cuddler

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This Coffee Cup Sleeve is a waffle stitch design.  Which is fairly simple and like most of my patterns it is worked flat and then stitched up on the side.  

This will be a fun way to get used to using the waffle stitch pattern before you try it out on a blanket or even as a dishcloth.



Try not to think of waffles while you are crocheting it.  It's a pretty easy stitch but you have to remember that each row is the opposite stitch from the row that you just worked.  So if you worked a dc, the next row you will make a fpdc in the top of that one.  and if it was a fpdc, then you are working a dc into the top of it.  Good luck and I'd love to see your finished Cuppa Cuddlers.

If you want to purchase this pattern in an ad-free pdf format,  you can here.  Thank you for your support. I have added an extra pdf file with the Cuppa Cuddler printout in my Etsy Shop with this pattern. 

I've been working on some more of these printable gift labels or product labels.  But the one that is included with this pattern is the one shown above.  The art on the printout was made by my daughter and is the property of crochetanyway.com.  

Remember to link back to this post or to my Etsy store when referring to my printout or the Cozy label.

Materials:

Cotton Yarn

Hook

5.00mm


Stitches required:

dc = double crochet: Yarn over, insert hook into the stitch, yarn over and pull through the stitch, yarn over and pull through the first two loops, yarn over and pull through the last two loops.

fpdc = front post double crochet: yarn over and go around the front of the post, yarn over and pull around, yarn over and pull through the first two loops, yarn over and pull through the last two loops.

Chain 34
Row 1: dc in the fourth chain from the hook and dc in each stitch across, ch 2 and turn
Row 2: fpdc, dc, dc, fpdc, dc, dc, fpdc, dc, dc, *fpdc, dc, dc, repeat from * across the row, ch 2 and turn
Row 3: dc, fpdc, fpdc, dc, fpdc, fpdc, dc, fpdc, fpdc, *dc,fpdc,fpdc, repeat from * across the row, ch 2 and turn



Row 4: fpdc, dc, dc, fpdc, dc, dc, fpdc, dc, dc, *fpdc, dc, dc, repeat from * across the row, ch 2 and turn
Row 5: dc, fpdc, fpdc, dc, fpdc, fpdc, dc, fpdc, fpdc, *dc,fpdc,fpdc, repeat from * across the row, ch 2 and turn
Row 6: fpdc, dc, dc, fpdc, dc, dc, fpdc, dc, dc, *fpdc, dc, dc, repeat from * across the row, ch 2 and turn
Row 7: dc, fpdc, fpdc, dc, fpdc, fpdc, dc, fpdc, fpdc, *dc,fpdc,fpdc, repeat from * across the row, ch 2 and turn

 Tie off and leave a long tail, weave the sides together to form the cup sleeve and you are finished!
Put it on a cup sleeve printout and give it to your bff, or slide it on your coffee cup and enjoy your completed project.

If you want to purchase this pattern in an ad-free pdf format,  you can here.  Thank you for your support. I have added an extra pdf file with the Cuppa Cuddler printout in my Etsy Shop with this pattern. 

This post contains affiliate links for which I may make a small commission with no extra cost to you should you decide to purchase.  This only keeps the blog going and I'm able to give some recommendations.  Thanks for your support. Full disclosure and privacy policy here.