Knitted Apple Cozies
Knitted apple cozies are the ultimate combination of charm and functionality! These adorable accessories are perfect for keeping your apple safe and stylish on-the-go. Whether you're packing a snack for work or simply want to add a touch of whimsy to your fruit bowl, these cozy covers are a delightful addition to any kitchen. You can find them in a variety of colors and patterns, making it easy to personalize your apple cozy collection. Not only do they keep your apple protected from bumps and bruises, but they also make for a cute conversation starter. So why settle for a plain apple when you can dress it up in a cozy that's as unique as you are? Get ready to add a dash of fun and flair to your snacking routine with these cozy companions!
You will need:
– red and green yarn
– crochet hook
– button
– darning needle
– 4mm double pointed needles
Think about the back to school market, as these make great lunchbox companions.
Cast on 12 stitches on 4mm dpn – 4 on each of 3 needles
Knit 1 rotation
Repeat the following on each needle in the rotation….
2. Knit 1 front and back, knit 3
3. Knit 1 front and back, knit 4
4. Knit 1 front and back, knit 5
5. Knit 1 front and back, knit 6
6. Knit 1 front and back, knit 7
7. Knit 1 front and back, knit 8
8. Knit 1 front and back, knit 9
9. Knit 1 front and back, knit 10
10. Knit 1 front and back, knit 11 11. Knit 1 front and back, knit 12 12. Knit 1 front and back, knit 13 – you should have 15 stitches on each needle
Knit 2 rotations
Now the circular knitting in rounds ends….
Place a stitch marker between the needles currently.
Knit 1 row – turn Purl one row
K3, k2 tog, knit 10- repeat on each needle
P9, p2 tog, purl 3- repeat on each needle
K3, k2 tog, knit 8- repeat on each needle
P7, p2 tog, purl 3- repeat on each needle
K3, k2 tog, knit 6- repeat on each needle
P5, p2 tog, purl 3- repeat on each needle
K3, k2 tog, knit 4- repeat on each needle
P3, p2 tog, purl 3- repeat on each needle
K2 tog and cast off over whole row
Crochet the tail into a chain. Stitch a button on opposite side to secure.
I like to use a novelty button like a leaf or a bee.