In case you are interested in the history of this household item, it can be found HERE. I was getting a bit muddled with the two spellings of this word until I found that cosy is the British version and cozy is American English.
Here are a few more tea cosies, in case you would like to see more:
- I love this sheep as it reminds me of Shaun the Sheep, a crocheted toy I made for my granddaughter
- A Christmas Pudding (crochet) is perfect for your Christmas table
- Tipnut has lots of free patterns
- Stitched tea cosies on Pinterest HERE & HERE
- Free Insulated stitched tea cozy
- More Tea Cosies
- Quilted Tea Cozy
- Quilted Drawstring Tea Cozy
- Reversible Tea Cozy Set
- Teapot Cozy
Oh my gosh - those are works of art! soooo beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI use a cosy all the time. I think I need to make a new one after looking at some of these links. Thanks for sharing them. Your cosy is just fabulous!
ReplyDeleteI love all that sea theme!AriadnefromGreece!
ReplyDeleteWow - that cottage cozy is gorgeous! I would love to make one like that (despite the fact that I have never used a tea cozy in my life!)
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