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Jenni
27/06/19

Deborah
27/06/19
It’s finished so easy to make, LOVE it 😂🤣😂🤣

Barb
20/06/19
It was soooo much fun to make, moving on to the Queen next

Claire White
04/06/19
I turned the nurse pattern into a Paramedic.

lin
24/05/19
it used to have a cow that landed after flying over the moon...now has a sleepy pig that flew...

Sandra
23/05/19
A lovely pattern with clear instructions. I am starting my Pirate cosy today.

Susan Lee
22/04/19
It work out brilliantly, followed your easy to understand instructions and Hey presto I made a Morris Man Tea Cost. I adapted the colours to match my brother in law's Morris group. Hope you approve.

Deborah Akery
08/04/19
26/03/2019 Fabulous Ford NewHolland Tractor love making this

Betty
07/04/19
I made it as a gift for a Queen lover ! Can't wait to give it to her and see what she thinks.

Maree
27/03/19
Beautiful Easter tea cosy.

Julie
07/03/19
It's a good pattern to knit 😊

Jill
07/03/19
Finally finished test knitting the tractor. Loved it 😁

Deborah Akery
07/03/19
06/03/2019 I love the seagulls, loved making this tea cosie as Iam a caravaner 💖

Claire White
18/02/19
Very challenging, as only a while ago I could not read a knitting pattern.

Liane
14/02/19
His expression is spot on and he was quite a quick knit

Karen
11/02/19
I'm pleased with the result

Jackie Barber
10/02/19
It is Scottish and I love the “muckle coo”.

Gill
08/02/19
Just finished the pirate tea cozy me hearties.

Clare N
06/02/19
Clever and simple pattern - my mum loved Jesus so much I adapted it to make an Earnest Shackleton complete with balaclava, mittens, compass and map of Antarctica!

Liane
04/02/19
Here is the beekeeper cosy.

Liane
04/02/19
Tah dah Finally completed the flamingos! Love, love, love them.

Chrissy
16/01/19
I have just finished Wonky the Unicorn. My first effort at a toy.

Lynetta
02/01/19
The sheer fun of having a tea cosy that's admired by everyone. I'm a novice knitter so having small projects to do increases my knowledge of different stitches.

Catherine A
21/12/18
I adapted your tennis player for my hockey playing friend. I love and I hope she will!

Kathy Jolley
18/12/18
an original idea

Anne Turner
18/12/18
The detail was fabulous. The suffragette colours are also the colours of a college my daughter and her friends went to so I made it for one of their birthdays.

Alison Shuttleworth
04/12/18
A new addition to the christmas decorations.

Jane
28/09/18
The cosy is finished!!! A bit different from the pattern.

Tina
14/09/18
Pig has pride of place in my house!

Joyce
13/09/18
Orangutan turned out really well my daughter loves it .

Kay
13/09/18
The clever design and the fiddly bits and pieces, although my Suffragette was in a slightly different colour scheme to the original pattern. It has received many complimentary comments. Thank you

Sheila Caris
10/09/18
Super cute!

Susan Ridings
14/08/18
Fun pattern, easy to follow, decided to make my dancers multi cultural

Lynn Ellis
31/07/18
I loved learning a new stitch for the body of the thistle. Christmas presents sorted!

Rebecca
26/07/18
Looks so much like the Queen!

Ann
24/07/18
Just to let you see the finished result.

Val
13/07/18
Poor lass I’ve given her legs like Nora Batey and her petticoat frills give me a headache but I enjoyed the challenge as I’m no great knitter 🙂

Val
13/07/18
This was fun to make and the recipient loved it too! I’m not a great knitter but he turned out pretty well I think despite mixing his left and right fins up!

Val
13/07/18
The ‘beach babe’ is one of my favourite patterns to knit and also a favourite with friends. I’ve added a few little extras (frill from the Can can lady) for a bit of fun🙂.

Lesley
09/07/18
Just finished test knitting the new Hollyhock tea Cosy. Didn't have any yellow beads so embroiled a French knot into the middle of each flower.

Caroline
09/07/18
This was quick to knit and much appreciated as a Thankyou to one of the volunteers at out local children’s hospital

Maggie Dawson
09/07/18
My daughter who lives in California loves our Queen so when she saw this pattern she asked if I could knit it for her.

Sandra
08/07/18

Sandra
08/07/18
I made the evacuee one for my mum who was one herself she loves It !

Lynn Ellis
01/07/18
It was great fun to do! I knitted all the pieces first and then constructed my caravan. My seagull looks more like a vulture crossed with a penguin, but hey ho!

Jackie
30/06/18
This one has a lot of knitting and it took me a couple of attempts at the frill. The pattern was fine and easy to follow.

Petra
25/06/18
Loved the celebration of the 'stronger' woman, and ...now my (male) friend drinks tea too ;-))

Deborah Akery
18/06/18
Can Can Girl she looks amazing

Deborah Akery
12/06/18
Easy to knit 💖 11/06/2018

Julie
07/06/18
I'm really pleased with it, I might even knit one for my friend.

Jill Callender
25/05/18
loved how it was so easy to follow and all slotted together - couldn't wait to do next piece

Jo Hinds
25/05/18
The genius behind the design!

Tina Roberts
23/05/18
Loved knitting the ballet dancers. My granddaughter helped me with the positions.

Julie Mounfield
23/05/18
It was fun to see how everyone progressed week by week I loved the project. Thank you for sharing your pattern.

Jenni Lin
23/05/18
Surprisingly easy to knit and knitting the tea cosy brought back lots of lovely memories of caravan holidays from my childhood

Lorelle Keogh
22/05/18
Simple, easy to follow instructions.

Frances Easby
22/05/18
This was such fun, knitting along with new friends. Thank you Sooz, when is the next one.....

Gayle
18/05/18
I loved the whimsy, the challenge, and the seagull.

Lynne Fallowell
18/05/18
it was such fun and great for using up odds and ends of yarn.

Joan Concannon
18/05/18
Fun to make, very easy if a little fiddly at times

Tracey Major
18/05/18
Loved the Knit along x

Gill
18/05/18
It was quirky, fun and nostalgic all rolled into one easy to follow pattern

Ginny
18/05/18
the seagull

Carmela
17/05/18
I followed the pattern but then added glasses and more tea vicar on the back.

Chris
16/05/18
The front, looks like Uncle from Only Fools and Horses.

Petra
13/05/18
I love the cheeky leg and frills of the CanCan Dancer ;-). Think I'm hooked on Teacozies now, thanks Susan for your lovely designs.

Petra
01/05/18
I finally finished my Tennis Champion. The tennis racket was the fiddliest part.

Deborah Akery
11/04/18
Just finished

Sandra
04/04/18
As soon as I saw this pattern I knew I had to make it.

Jackie
29/03/18
Glad you like her I really enjoyed doing it. I am looking forward to the caravan knit along.

Lorri
26/03/18
I love tea cosies & normally always buy them but have just started knitting again after many years & thought i'd have a try!

Spacehopper
24/03/18
This is my effort as a first attempt. My daughter wants one now!

Kerry
19/03/18
This is the Victorian flower girl I just completed.

Ann
18/03/18
The knitting of it was pretty easy and grew quickly.

Maggie
18/03/18
Knitted with leftover scraps during the Beast from the East.

Purpinth
18/03/18
This is going to be for Miriam, who loves both Elvis and Tea Cosies - I was so excited to see that this pattern existed :)

ElizabethLihou
18/03/18

Nesquic
18/03/18
It's a lovely pattern and I've been asked to knit another by several people.

Maggie
14/02/18
Another fun tea cosy to make!

Susan Gosling
13/02/18
l live in Cornwall, so love this Cornish Fisherman pattern as it has such character.

Jonet Middleton
13/02/18
Easy to follow and just right to celebrate 100 years of Women's Suffrage!

Lynne
13/02/18
My niece was delighted with her dachshund tea cosy Christmas present - and fun to knit too!

Lisa
11/02/18
Just finished my tea cosy.

Sandra
07/02/18
This is my Lovebirds Tea Cosy from this months Simply Knitting magazine. The pattern was very easy to knit - very clear instructions.

Maggie
07/02/18
Really enjoyed knitting the Tudor rose tea cosy.

Sumthingcosy
01/02/18
A birthday gift

GeekyDuncan
29/01/18
Using the skull knitting pattern... this project was lightning fast, I couldn’t believe it, and really simple.

Deborah Akery
13/01/18
I love knitting my tea cosies, they all look great.

Natasha
12/01/18
This is a favourite amongst family and friends.

Maggie
02/01/18
My Christmas tea cost worked out really well.

Mary
12/12/17
I modified it slightly: haven’t attached the ‘lid’ to the body, as I’m using it for a chunky cafetiere. Mary won first prize with her Cosy at the local Ravelry group Christmas challenge.

Artsenta
11/12/17
Day of the dead tea cosy which will be auctioned off.

Laura
29/11/17
My Sister loves the movie “the Nightmare before Christmas” so this Jack inspired tea cozy is for her :)

PrepGirl
28/11/17

Cha
28/11/17
Going potty about teapot cosies haha! This is one of my favourite projects so far.

Ceri
28/11/17
You helped make my husband very happy!

Fred
21/11/17
The Witches Brew Witch from The Simply Knitting Magazine.

Jenine
13/11/17
It was the first thing I knit after teaching myself with YouTube videos :)

Claire
12/11/17

Ruth
09/11/17

Alison
03/11/17
Will definitely make another one of these, great pattern and easy to follow so thanks to Teacosyfolk.

Jennifer
02/11/17
I loved knitting the cozy. May the force be with you,

Stacy
02/11/17
I really enjoyed making that tea cosy and friends have commented on how much they like the design when they’ve seen my teapot wearing it.

Fiona
20/10/17

Jill
20/10/17
My friend loved it!

Elaine1Helen
18/10/17
I am really pleased with this. I think it looks great.

Sue
18/10/17
The cozy was made for a silent auction to support the music program at a friend’s school. It was purchased and now resides on a piano in Palm Springs, California!

Deborah Akery
17/10/17
Love making the snorkeler tea cosy to add to my collection.

Wendy
17/10/17
Tea cozy was a gift for my cousins for their Hallowe’en wedding!

Jane
16/10/17

Karla
16/10/17
Adapt the skull pattern - a gift for a herbalist friend who makes a lot of lovely teas that I met through breastfeeding.

Leslie
16/10/17
One side is black and ther other side is white.

Ray
14/10/17

Dewey
14/10/17

Sam
14/10/17
Made based on the Skull tea cosy pattern

Kirsty
14/10/17
I love the Teacosy Folk patterns and had picked this up for a fun knit.

Nesan
13/10/17

Ellen
13/10/17
ooooo skulls!!

Gina
13/10/17

Mary
13/10/17
Requested by my daughter for her friend's birthday - definitely different!!

Beth
13/10/17
So delighted with how this turned out, and I’ve gotten tons of compliments on him already.

Cindy
13/10/17
Quick, fun project. Made as donation for a charity auction for which the theme animal was a Northern Fur Seal.

Janet
13/10/17
I thought I would just have it as a Coach not a Tea Cosy for my own Royal Knitted collection.

Emma
11/10/17
I made the Unicorn tea cosy, but the toy version. The pattern was really clear and easy to follow and FUN!

Lisa
09/10/17

Jenny
08/10/17

Jeanne
08/10/17
A lovely pattern, and easy to follow.

Marja
08/10/17
I submitted the project to a local country fair and it won a first place ribbon and a judge’s choice rosette.

Melissa
08/10/17
I made it for my mum who is an owl lover and she displays it proudly on her kitchen bench.

BlackPatty
08/10/17
Based on the Gardener Tea Cosy but I liked the look of Suzanne the Gardener but it’s all in Spanish so I kind of copied the look of her.

Indri
08/10/17
I enjoyed making it and the final batman was really appreciated by the parents and baby!

Sarah
08/10/17
Teatime at Hogwarts adapted from the Medieval Castle tea cosy.

Sarah
08/10/17
I love your tea cozy patterns, they are so fun.

Una
08/10/17
Michael Tea Higgins using the Vicar Tea Cosy pattern with a few modifications.

Tattie
07/10/17
The pattern was given to me as a Christmas gift. We love plod!

Catherine
07/10/17
Tea Cosy for Bone China

Karla
07/10/17
I am a tea drinker and do use it

Sue
06/09/17
He was much admired and appreciated!

Sandra
28/08/17
It's my favourite cosy to knit.

Lesa Simmonite
16/06/17
I found it quite easy but put my own take on it hope you dont mind ive never attempted to make a pattern myself so quite proud of it

Yvonne Trigg
06/06/17
The Queen for my friend who loves the royal family

Val
22/05/17
My interpretation of the lady in the bikini - I call mine Busty Bertha

Val
22/05/17
She's a bit racy my girl but we Geordies can be you know

Catherine
22/05/17
I modified your policeman tea cosy to resemble the President of Ireland...Michael 'Tea' Higgins!!! He went down a treat with family and friends, and now everyone wants a tea cosy so I will have a busy summer. I love how easy your patterns are, and how professional looking the end result is, even for a beginner knitter like me!

Kelly Williams
12/05/17
It's so reminiscent of the 50s style postcards. It's totally different to anything I've ever seen.

Bindi
03/05/17
Xmas presents for family & friends except the dinosaur - I'm keeping him for me!

Kirsty
15/04/17
Just finished my new Easter tea cosy pattern from TeaCosyFolk. Water into tea. It's a miracle!

Lesley Jones
10/04/17
Fun to knit. And now in Florida with my sister who lives there

Bindi
05/04/17
I'm a novice knitter but found the pattern quite easy to understand & do. Tea & cricket - what could be more English!

Jeanne Rayment
21/01/17
It was easy to follow, but most of all it really captures the look of a westie. He is a great little character.

Helen
11/01/17
The soldier pattern cried out to be a Christmas present for my brother, recently retired after 30 year + in the army. He loved it - and could even identify the rifle! Good stash-buster too.

Paula
11/01/17
Perfect for Afternoon Tea Party

Sue
30/12/16

Vicky
27/12/16
I've just finished one I got from a magazine. I did it three times for Christmas presents!

Linda Duncan
15/11/16
Love the novelty element of them & seeing friends faces when they get them as presents

Debi
28/10/16
Fantastic Bikini Beach Babe

Gladys
01/10/16
I have had a lot of fun doing these over the winter months with one eye on the tele!

Jii G
01/10/16
Easy as ever to follow. The fish and feet were the cutest bits :-)

Dawn
28/09/16

Diane
27/09/16
The trumpet flower turned out great! It was an easy to follow pattern.

Sheila Caris
21/09/16
Loved this pattern as soon as I saw it, just made a few alterations as I couldn't find the small tea accessories.

Colleen
21/09/16
Love Sherlock ! Made it for local tea cosy expo.

Colleen Beer
08/09/16
Made this for our local tea cosy expo

Catherine Seale
25/08/16
I am big fan of sheep and sheep dogs and I thought this pattern was lovely! Really happy with how it turned out. The pattern was very well explained and easy to follow. Thank you!

Deborah Akery
11/08/16
Made this for my son his mates think it's ace.

Trena
09/07/16
Easy to follow. Lovely Susan based it on my son. Great likeness . Thank you.

Jill G
04/07/16
As usual, the pattern was easy to follow. & its a great reminder for the oldies of their favourite (?) daughter 😂

Jill G
17/06/16
This was one tough cookie for a novice like me! But clear instructions & great advice helped win the battle 😊

Iris Russell
26/05/16
fantastic addition to our street party celebrations for the queens 90th birthday.

Eilash
18/05/16
Easy to follow pattern, love alpacas

Diane Stevenson
18/05/16
My friend who I knitted the Elvis teapot loved it she has had a lot of remarks on her teapot.

Yip Cheng Yue
17/05/16
Holy Night Nativity Tea Cozy. Back.

Yip Cheng Yue
17/05/16
Holy Night Nativity Tea Cozy.

Holly
17/05/16
Easy to follow, great fun to knit!

Eilash
17/05/16
colours and challenge for the canal art

Jill G
14/05/16
My first EVER knitting project after learning the basics in the morning. The pattern was easy to follow .

Glamteach
13/05/16
Patience, you must have!

Glamteach
08/05/16

YIP CHENG YUE
03/05/16
Country Chicken Tea Cozy. All my friends love this tea cozy. Next year is the lunar new year of the rooster/chicken! The chickens are so cute. Great design! I feel that there should be zoomed in and close up pics of the attachments.

deborah akery
16/04/16
the pattern was easy to follow, I love my tea cosy it makes everyone smile 16 April 2016

Diane Stevenson
22/03/16
Everything they were easy to knit and my grandkids loved them also my friend who I knitted Elvis for

Swindon Stitch & Bitch
21/03/16
The Swindon Stitch and Bitch group have been knitting lots of Breast Cancer tea cosies to help raise money for Against Breast Cancer