Cup Sleeve

Fall and Winter… What sounds the best during these months? Nothing, well doing nothing. Lying around watching Tv with a hot cup of coffee or hot chocolate. There may also be a little urge to pull out some knitting needles. dan ben dan dan dan dan dan dan dan dan dan dan dan dan dan dan dan dan dan dan dan dan dan dan dan dan dan dan dan dan dan dan dan dan dan dan dan dan dan dan

There are many things someone can knit. From scarves and hats to anything as simple as a cozy cup cover. I personally love my hot drinks in the morning and what other perfect way to cover those boring mugs up! ben ben ben ben ben ben ben ben ben ben ben ben ben ben ben

This is a perfect project to use any inexpensive or vintage jewelry you may have lying around. It gives it such a different look and looks great! dan dan dan dan dan dan dan dan dan dan da

Supplies

-1 ball of soft wool yarn

-Double pointed knitting needles US size 6

-Scissors

- Embroidery needle

-Ruler

-Jewel of choice

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Place  36 stitches on the 4 double pointed needles so that each needle has an equal amount of stitches.  * Careful not to twist stitches dan dan dan dan dan dan dan dan dan dan dan dan

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2. knit 1 round and 1 purl round.

3. Change the stocking stitch, knitting every round and knit until the sleeve measures 1 ¼ inches from the beginning.

4. Shape sleeve: Knit 1, Make 1 [ Knit 9, Make 1]

5. keep working it even until the sleeve now measure 2 ¼ inches

6. Increase the round:  Knit 1, Make 1 [Knit 10, Make 1]

7. Sleeve should now end up measuring 3 in from the beginning

8. Purl 1 round and bind off all stitches loosely knit wise

9. Cut the end of the yarn and using the embroidery needle weave yarn ends into back of the cup sleeve

Last step: Add your favorite bling!