Day 15: For the Starbucks Lover
If you're trying to encourage environmental-friendliness, re-usable cups are probably ideal. But in the interest of convenience, these little coffee sleeves are easy to tuck in to a tote, pocket, or purse. And at least you're saving the disposable paper sleeves. (And they're way more fun than the paper sleeves!!)
I used this basic tutorial to make my sleeves. The trick is to use a smaller hook for the chain row (and I did my first row with the smaller hook as well), then switch to a larger hook for the remainder. This will give you a narrower bottom edge, just like a cup. You can pretty much use this idea for any crochet stitch or pattern. I also added a little cross stitch embellishment to a few.
Note: Depending on the type of yarn that you are using (I was just using scrappy bits), you may have to adjust the size hook and beginning chain number.
Total Spent: Zero dollars
(But if you have a bigger budget, it would be fun to tuck a Starbucks gift card in with these)
Day 1: Pretty Hair Ties 1.00
Day 2: Pin Cushion 1.00
Day 3: Cowl 1.50
Day 4: Apron 1.00
Day 5: Baby Hat .75
Day 6: Wine Charms 1.00
Day 7: Pot Holders 0.00
Day 8: Easy Tote 1.00
Day 9: Lunch Sack 2.00
Day 10: Peter Pan Collar Necklace 0.00
Day 11: Patchwork Ornaments 1.00
Day 12: DIY Cookie Tray 2.00
Day 13: Recycled Gift Tags 1.00
Day 14: Crochet Hoops 0.00
Day 15: Crocheted Coffee Sleeves 0.00
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13.25




I'm so glad you're keeping the 30 days for 30 dollars going.
ReplyDeleteI love it.
Lovin' it! Thanks for the pattern.
ReplyDeletelol these are so cute. i saw a lady make something similar for her water cooler! but i must have a cup holder like this!
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