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How to make a super cute cup cozy to keep your hands hot-free and your beverage warm and toasty =)
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You Will Need
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Step 1Go to Starbucks. No really. This step is non-negotiable! =P While there, pick up your favorite hot beverage, and two of the cardboard hot sleeves. (I grabbed an extra in case I lost mine) =) Drink your caffeine and feel crafty!
You should have these three things upon returning home.
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Step 2Open up one of the cardboard sleeves and lay it out. It's a pattern! Think to yourself: couldn't I have just swiped one of the sleeves and saved 4 dollars? But then how would you see your finished product on a real cup?! If you feel warm and caffeinated, move on to step 3, if not, please repeat step 1. =)
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Step 3Find two pieces of fabric to make your cozy with. Lay them on top of each other, and using your cardboard sleeve, cut around them. Leave about an half-inch or more for seams.
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Step 4You should now have this.
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Step 5This cozy is reversible. Embellish one, or both sides. Remember to stay away from the edges because we will be sewing these soon and they will disappear. I spelled out "hot" on mine =)
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Step 6After you are done embellishing, place your two pieces, right sides together in a sort of sandwich.
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Step 7Sew most of the way around, leaving one end open so you can flip it right-side out.
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Step 8Flip right side out.
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Step 9Fold down remaining open edge and pin.
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Step 10
Sew all the way around the top of your cozy, on the front. =)
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Step 11Wrap your cozy around the cup (see I told you you'd need it!) and pin one edge over the other. Sew down on top of the stitches from step 8, making a circle.
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Step 12Admire your cozy! Place in purse and use next time you are out! =)
Check out my blog for more cool tutorials =) Thanks and hope you enjoy!
http://ruthography.blogspot.com/
but mayby it's smart to scanne or make a pict of above the pattern you have used and upload him as an attachment, not eveygody has the same movies or whatever and not everybody uses the same cups in every country.;-D not critical meand only helping you;-D
love the embroidery on it too.
well done like this a lot!!!;-D