These are so cute. We don't really use tea cozies here in the US. I once knitted one for a tea drinking friend of mine and she sent me a note thanking me for the HAT! Connie*
Your tea cosies make me want to go out and buy loose tea, they're beautiful, I remember my Nan having cosies like this. We are a bit lazy in our house and only use tea bags. lol Briony x
I must pick up my knitting needles again and knit some more. Pastel pink and lemon were the colours my attendants wore when I was a Rose Queen. I think I will also add a green. Love from Mum xx
I know what you mean about the single layer ones - pants. These are gorgeous AND practical. Well done x Jane ( P.S. I'm loving the new header - my mum has some of the crinoline lady gold china and she used to tell me that it had once belonged to the Queen!)
I have just found your blog and it is wonderful, I love these tea cosies!!I still spoil myself and make tea using tea leaves (my husband dosnt drink tea) it feels very indulgent.
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Your tea cosies are very beautiful and very well done Liz! Gorgeous :0)
Happy Spring to you
Love
Natasha :0)
I love these retro style tea cosies! My mum knits them, using a pattern my gran used, so I have two in different colourways. They are a classic.
I wish my knitting were as evenly tensioned as yours... Lovely teacosies! Have a great weekend!
x
These are lovely! With the texture, I bet they're fun to hold in your had, too!
That looks like a very interesting knit pattern. Do the tea cozy help keep tea warm or are they just for keeping them clean?
These are so cute. We don't really use tea cozies here in the US. I once knitted one for a tea drinking friend of mine and she sent me a note thanking me for the HAT!
Connie*
They're beautiful and so neatly done. I spotted your namecheck and quote in Pretty Nostalgic, the new issue!
Your tea cosies make me want to go out and buy loose tea, they're beautiful, I remember my Nan having cosies like this.
We are a bit lazy in our house and only use tea bags. lol
Briony
x
I love these, proper traditional keepsakes anyone would be proud to have on their tea tray, you are clever! x
I love these style of cosies, brilliant traditional makes. My favourite is the second one because of the colours.
luv
irene
xxxx
I must pick up my knitting needles again and knit some more. Pastel pink and lemon were the colours my attendants wore when I was a Rose Queen. I think I will also add a green.
Love from Mum
xx
I know what you mean about the single layer ones - pants. These are gorgeous AND practical. Well done x Jane ( P.S. I'm loving the new header - my mum has some of the crinoline lady gold china and she used to tell me that it had once belonged to the Queen!)
Beautiful, what cosy teapots you must have :) xx
love your tea cosies!
Great colour combos!
Great cosies!
June
I have just found your blog and it is wonderful, I love these tea cosies!!I still spoil myself and make tea using tea leaves (my husband dosnt drink tea) it feels very indulgent.
They are so really pretty!
These are adorable ... love the bright cheery colours :) Wendy
ooh I love these - my gran had one just like them!
Nikki x
Very snazzy Liz! I sold my Battenburg Cosy at my Fair on Saturday and am half way through a Lemon Curd one !!
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