About
mug cosy
The recent passing of Leonard Nimoy was truly sad. Although he played many roles and had a great career, to me he will always be Mr. Spock. In honour of the great man I have crocheted a trekkie mug cosy.
Get crocheting, adorn your mugs and lets raise a cuppa to the legend that is Leonard Nimoy.
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Step 1
Abbreviations
ch - chain
ch-sp - chain space
dc (US sc) - double crochet (single crochet)
htr (US hdc) - half treble crochet ( hald double crochet)
tr (US dc) - treble (double crochet)
dtr (US tr) - double treble (treble)
trtr (US dtr) - triple treble ( double treble)
st(s) - stitch(es)
RS - right side
WS - wrong side -
Step 2
Pattern
With blue yarn make 13 chains.
Row 1 (WS): 1 dc into second ch from hook, 1 dc into every ch to end, turn.
Row 2: ch 1, *1 dc into front loop only of next st, 1 dc in back loop only of next st, rep from * to end, turn.
Continue repeating row 2 until work measures 24.5cm (or however long you wish the cosy to be).
Break off yarn. -
Step 3
Buttonhole band
With RS facing, re-join yarn to 4th stitch on last row.
Row 1: ch 1, [1 dc into back loop of next st, 1 dc into front loop of next st] 3 times, turn.
Rep row 1, 5 more times.
Row 7: ch 1, 1 dc into back loop of next set, 1 dc into front loop of next set, miss 2 sts, 1 dc into back loop of next set, 1 dc into front loop of next set, turn.
Row 8: ch 1, 1 dc into back loop of next st, 1 dc into front loop of next st, 2 dc into ch-2 sp, 1 dc into back loop of next st, 1 dc into front loop of next st.
Fasten off. -
Step 4
Making up
Weave in ends.
Attach button to the cosy, placing it in the centre of 5th row from the start of work.
Using photograph as a guide, sew on communicator badge on the side of cosy, pulling it into shape as you sew.
If you wish; with tapestry needle and silver yarn (I held it double) embroider LLAP (Live Long And Prosper) so it would display on the opposite side to the badge.