It's that time of year when pumpkin spice is in just about everything. Although I am not a fan of the flavor (unless it's in a pie) I have a fun little knitting pattern to help you enjoy your PSL or other warm beverage.
This Pumpkin Spice Cup Sleeve is a super quick project that can easily be completed in an afternoon. I used an acrylic/wool blend from my stash, but just about any dk or light worsted yarn will work nicely. The stitch looks like stranded colorwork, but in fact it is an easy Brick and Mortar Stitch. No stranding required.
This Pumpkin Spice Cup Sleeve is a super quick project that can easily be completed in an afternoon. I used an acrylic/wool blend from my stash, but just about any dk or light worsted yarn will work nicely. The stitch looks like stranded colorwork, but in fact it is an easy Brick and Mortar Stitch. No stranding required.
Pumpkin Spice Cup Sleeve Pattern
Gauge
Approximately 5 sts/inchMaterials
Ella Rae Cozy Soft (shown in Spearmint and Tangerine) or other 3-light weight yarn
US size 6 (4.0 mm) dpns
Abbreviations
CO - cast on
k - knit
p - purl
sl - slip a stitch purlwise
BO - bind off
Directions
CO 48 sts in green evenly across 3 or 4 dpns. (Note: You can change the diameter of your cozy by casting on any multiple of 4 sts.)
Rnd 1-3: [K3, p1] around.
Rnd 4: K all sts.
Rnd 5-6 (orange): [K3, sl1] around.
Rnd 7-8 (green): [K all sts]
Rnd 9-10 (orange): K1, [sl1, k3] around to last 2 sts, k2.
Rnd 11-12 (green): K all sts.
Rnd 13-14 (orange): [K3, sl1] around.
Rnd 15-16 (green): [K all sts]
Rnd 17-18 (orange): K1, [sl1, k3] around to last 2 sts, k2.
Rnd 19 (green): K all sts.
Rnd 20-22: [K3, p1] around.
BO
Love this stitch? Check out my 1 Sock, 2 Sock, Red Sock Blue Sock Pattern. It uses the same basic stitch to create a fun, mis-matched pair of socks.
Happy knitting!