Caffeine Coffee Cozy
for the coffee-loving science nerd in all of us.
Posted by Robin Z.
About
made this as a Christmas present for my roommate! adapted from many sources on the internet, to work with stuff I already had on hand, left over from other projects.
Sources:
Felt idea.
Pattern.
Embroidery Pattern.
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You Will Need (4 things)
- Felt scraps
- Felt scraps
- Iron-on Adhesive
- Thread
Steps (7 steps, 60 minutes)
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1
Download a pattern for the fabric part of the cozy.
Or, grab one of those cardboard sleeves at Starbucks (or your favourite coffee shop), and pull it apart for a pattern! :)
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2
Cut out 2 pieces of felt in the same shape as the pattern. I used two different colors of felt, dark and light brown.
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3
Decorate the piece of felt you want to put in the "front" in any way you want! I chose to embroider on the molecular formula for caffeine! (My roommie is a coffee-fiend.)
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4
lay down the "back" side of your cozy, and put strips of heat'n'bond iron-on adhesive (pictured) around all the edges.
Carefully put your "front" piece on top, making sure to line up the edges.
Iron together, following instructions on the package.
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5
If you want, you can sew around the edges to make it look like it was actually hand-sewn! :)
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6
After fabric cools, use a hot glue gun to attach Velcro to either side of the fabric, as a closure. The benefit of using Velcro over more Heat'n'Bond is that it is (semi) adjustable! :)
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7
Velcro together and enjoy your coffee (or other warm drink of choice)! mmm!