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Crochet Ice Cream Cozy

My Crochet Ice Cream Cozy is a free pattern here on the blog! The soft, bulky stitches keep your hands warm while you enjoy your favorite ice cream! Scroll down for the free pattern and video tutorial!

The crochet ice cream cozy is a free pattern here on the blog!

Pattern Design + Construction:

Do you ever find yourself digging into a delicious pint of your favorite ice cream and your hands are just so cold?! I mean, who really wants to scoop the ice cream out into a bowl? And then, the bowl gets cold too...Thus, my inspiration for this quick and easy crochet ice cream cozy was born! These handmade ice cream holders make adorable gifts for a girl's or guy's night in! So let's whip some up so we can Netflix & chill.


Keep your hands warm with the crochet ice cream cozy!

Each crochet ice cream cozy is worked in the round with bulky yarn and only takes just a few rows, making it extremely beginner friendly and a great crochet gift idea. The finished ice cream sleeve measures approximately 4 inches tall and fits a standard-sized pint of ice cream. Pictured here for this tutorial, I've used a pint of Halo Top ice cream for sizing.


Pin this Crochet Ice Cream Cozy Free Pattern to your crochet board on Pinterest so you can easily locate it later!

Pin the free pattern for my crochet ice cream cozy to your pinterest board.

Yarn:

We'll be using some super soft Lion Brand Wool Ease Thick and Quick yarn for this project. This is one of my favorite bulky yarn brands to work with. I like the variety of color options and availability at my local craft stores and online. This soft and bulky yarn creates a gorgeous texture and keeps your hands warm. Using quality bulky yarn makes this project work up so quickly.


This yarn is a super bulky weight category 6. You could easily substitute brands/colors as long as they are similar in ounces per gram.

  • Each skein is 6 oz./170g (106 yd/97 m)

I've used the following colors for this tutorial:

  • Oatmeal

Lion Brand Wool Ease Thick & Quick Yarn in the color Oatmeal is used for the crochet ice cream cozy.



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Stitches:

This pattern is written in US crochet terminology.

  • Chain

  • SC - Single Crochet

  • Slip Stitch

  • Magic Circle

  • * - Repeat sequence until the end of the round

This beginner friendly ice cream cozy is a great crochet gift idea!

For the PDF printable, ad-free pattern: CLICK HERE


To pin this pattern on Pinterest for later: CLICK HERE


To follow along using the video tutorial: CLICK HERE







Crochet Ice Cream Cozy - Free Pattern

This crochet ice cream cozy is the perfect way to keep your hands warm.

Round 1: In a magic circle, SC 6, pull tight (6 stitches)


Round 2: 2 SC in each stitch (12 stitches)


Round 3: 2 SC in the first, SC in the next* (18 stitches)


Round 4: In the back loops only, SC in each stitch (18 stitches)


Rounds 5-10: SC in each stitch (18 stitches)


Slip stitch into the first stitch of the next round; chain 1


Tie off and pull through the chain stitch to secure.


Weave in the ends and trim any excess yarn.



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