Nugget Cozies

I designed these Nugget Cozies during one of our many stays at the Golden Nugget in Lake Charles, LA. The kids and I chill out and relax by the pool, maybe do a little shopping at some of the local shops in Lake Charles, and a few other things while their dad is hard at work (and I do not mean gambling…lol).  Find the materials list below, and purchase an ad-free PDF with all 3 sizes by clicking here. Enjoy!

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By: Mistie Bush June 9, 2017

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The cozies are quick and easy to make. The Nugget Cozy comes in 3 different sizes, ranging from 12 ounce to 24 ounce. They are made using cotton yarn so that they absorb the moisture and keep your hands dry.

Hint They fit the Starbucks Venti (24 oz, Grande 16 oz, and tall 12 oz).

Nugget Cozy ~ Crochet Pattern

REQUIREMENTS

Level of Difficulty Beginner/Intermediate Materials Peaches and Cream, Worsted Weight #4 Cotton, 2 oz/56.7 g/95 yds/86 m, color #14738, a little over 1 ball to make all three Sinfonia 100% Mercerized Cotton, Sport Weight #3, 3.52 oz/218 yds/100 g/200 m, color #C-859 Matizado Rosas approximately 3/4 skein to make all 3 cozies Hook and Notions Hook: G (4 mm) & H (5 mm), scissors and yarn needle Measurement Laying Flat Venti: tall 8 inches width 4 ¼ inches, Grande tall 6 inches width 4 inches, tall 4 ½ inches width 4 inches Gauge Not important for this project Abbreviations Ch/chs = chain/chains Dc = double crochet Sc = single crochet Dc Cl = double crochet cluster Hdc – half double crochet Sp/sps = space(s)  

I don’t know about you but I love using my Nugget Cozies. I always have one in my purse and one in my vehicle.

Pattern Notes Queue & Favorite on Ravelry! Chain 1 at beginning of each round does not count unless otherwise stated. Round 4 is worked in the BLO Video Tutorials if available will be on my You Tube Channel – Subscribe to my You Tube Channel! Queue or Favorite on Ravelry (purchase the pdf (including photo tutorials for your convenience.) Special Stitches Double Crochet Cluster (DC CL) aka Double Crochet 3 Together (DC3Tog) – Yarn Over hook insert hook into the indicated stitch. Yarn Over and draw up a loop, Yarn Over and draw through the first 2 loops on the hook. Yarn Over insert our hook in same st and draw through a loop; you should have 4 loops on your hook. Yarn Over draw through the first 2 loops only and you should have 3 loops on your hook. Yarn Over and insert hook same stitch and draw through that will give you 5 loops on your hook. Yarn Over and draw through the first 2 loops. That will leave you with 4 loops on your hook. Yarn Over and draw through all 4 loops on the hook. Secure the cluster with a chain stitch.

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Instructions

Using H Hook Chain 3; join with slip stitch in the first chain to form circle. Round 1: Chain 1 (see notes), work 8 hdc in the circle; join with a slip stitch in the first hdc. (8 hdc) Round 2: Chain 1 (see notes), work 2 hdc in the same stitch as the join and in each stitch around; join with a slip stitch in the first hdc. (16 hdc) Round 3: Chain 1 (see notes), hdc in the same stitch as join, * work 2 hdc in the next stitch, work 1 hdc in the next stitch, * repeat from * to * around; join with a slip stitch in the first hdc. (24 hdc) Round 4: (Working in BLO – see special stitches) Chain 1, hdc in the same stitch as join and in each stitch around; join with a slip stitch in the top of the first hdc. (24 BLO hdc) Round 5: Ch3, dc in the next stitch, * chain 1, skip the next stitch, work cluster in the next stitch, skip the next stitch, dc in the next 3 stitches, * repeat from * to * around. (you should have 1 dc before joining in top of ch 3) Round 6: Chain 3, dc in each stitch and space around. (24 dc) Repeat Rounds 5 and 6 till it measures length needed Round 7: Chain 2, hdc in each stitch around. (24 hdc)   Share your progress on Instagram using #nuggetcoziesac

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