I knit this French press cozy for my boyfriend. It keeps your coffee nice and cozy (haha) til you're ready to drink it! This is the pattern I used (and am using for my own French Press cozies (SP?!)). It worked really well! The buttons are because his other French Press has a handle that connects at the bottom. For this one you can just slide it on and off.
My boyfriend is not a weird mannequin head, obviously. He just owns one. |
No good. The hat I mean, my modeling is SUPERB. |
I also knit neck-gators for my brother-in-law and my brother-in-law to be. They're like super small infinity scarves with flaps to tuck into your coat or in the case of my dad and bros-in-law, your hunting gear. In the words of my friend Mike, they're basically a knitted dicky. I made one for my dad last year or the year before and he likes it a lot. After I made these my friend Nate asked for one and so did my mom for walking the dog. Probably because we are having The Devil's Winter up here in Michigan and are always cold and covered in snow. Which is great for knitting, but not always so great for other things like driving and not getting frost bite. So it's neck-gators all around! Except for these two, wearing their respective partner's gators:
They have clearly lost their neck-gator privileges.
I don't drink coffee myself, but I think the French press cozy is such a fun idea! I love the stripes on the hat you made for your bf - and I'm in love with the idea that you got to find out the names of the alpaca! Part of my "if I owned the yarn shop" dream is to feature yarns and fibers from local(ish) farms.
ReplyDeleteThank you Anne! I'm a big fan of very hot coffee, so the cozy was a no-brainer. That is a great idea to feature yarn from local(ish) farms! You know if you ever open that dream shop that not only will I be a local customer, but I'll be happy to scout out farms for you to feature. :)
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