All Buttoned Up Knit Wine Cozy – Quick Gift Knitting Pattern
Cover your wine bottle in knitted style! This knitted wine bottle cover pattern pattern features simple stitches and is a very quick knit. Perfect for hostess gifts at upcoming holiday parties!
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I love to knit simple items that really pack a punch, especially for house warming gifts or hostess gifts. This knit wine bottle sweater pattern is one that I have found I go back to often when I need a quick gift.
The stitch pattern uses simple stitches and the all in one construction is a win for this knitter who doesn’t want to seam! This an easy pattern that is perfect for a beginner knitter’s first project.
If you are part of a knitting group or stitch and bitch, this knitted wine bottle cover pattern is the perfect gift!
Now you can make your own All Buttoned Up Wine Bottle Sweater using any worsted weight yarn you wish.
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All Buttoned Up Wine Bottle Cozy
Pattern is written in standard US term and is free on the MarlyBird.com website
Details
Skill level: Easy
Size: Approx. 15″ tall. Make note, it is made to fit a standard wine bottle.
Gauge: 16 sts = 4 ” (10 cm); 22 rows = 4” (10 cm) in St st. CHECK YOUR GAUGE. Use any size needles to obtain the gauge.
Materials
Yarn: Any worsted weight yarn that gets you gauge.
Yarn used in Sample: Berroco, “Lustra” (50% wool, 50% tencel), 197 yds (100g): 1 hank #3182
Needle: Size 9/5.5mm or size required for gauge
Notions: Removable markers, yarn needle, 6 – 1/2″ buttons, matching sewing thread and needle.
SPECIAL STITCHES
⭐️ Seed Stitch: with an even number of stitches, *K1, p1; repeat from * for stitch pattern.
⭐️ Stockinette Stitch (flat): RS: Knit. WS: Purl
⭐️ Knit 2 Together (k2tog): insert right hand needle into the first two stitches on the left hand needle at the same time as if to knit, now proceed as if to knit like normal. You worked into two stitches and make them into one thus decreasing one stitch.
⭐️ Yarn Over (YO): move the working yarn from the back of the right hand needle to the front between the needles then over top the right hand needle back to the back. This will look like an extra loop on your right hand needle and that is what you want. If the next stitch you need to do is a knit, go ahead and knit, if the next stitch you need to do is a purl, you will need to bring the yarn to the front again between the needles before purling.
PATTERN
With the long tail cast on method, CO 56 sts.
1st Button band for wine cozy
Work in Seed Stitch (see special stitches) for 8 rows across all stitches.
Make a mistake in Seed Stitch? Here is a video to show you how to fix that! Learn How to Fix Seed Stitch Mistakes in knitting.
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Body of wine cozy
Row 1 (WS): Seed Stitch pattern over 8 stitches, place a marker, purl 32, place a marker, seed stitch pattern over last 16 stitches.
Row 2 (RS): Seed Stitch to marker, slip marker, knit to marker, slip marker, seed stitch to end.
Row 3 (WS): Seed Stitch to marker, slip marker, purl to marker, slip marker, seed stitch to end.
Repeat rows 2 and 3 until the body of the wine cozy is long enough to go around the bottle of wine (with the 8 sts at the base of the bottle and the 16 at the neck). Ending after a WS row.
2nd Button band for wine cozy
Rows 1-4: Seed Stitch across all stitches for 6 rows.
Buttonhole Row for wine cozy
Row 1 (RS): *Work in seed stitch pattern over 3 sts, k2tog (see special stitches), yo (see special stitches); rep from * 6 times, work in est pattern to end.
Rows 2-4 (WS): Seed Stitch across all stitches.
Bind off all stitches.
Finishing
Weave in ends. Sew buttons on to 1st button band opposite the buttonhole on opposite side. Add a bottle of wine
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