Knit Now - UK (2021-01)

Worked flat from the bottom up
and seamed, this easy mug cosy
is worked in St st with stripes.
As some of the stripes are
single rows, follow instructions
for breaking and joining the yarn
colours. Allow the top edge to
curl over for a rolled-hem look.

Start knitting...

With CC, cast on 36 sts.
Row 1 (WS): Purl.
Row 2: Knit.
Row 3: Purl.
Break CC and join MC.
Row 4: K9, kfb, k16, kfb, k9.
38 sts

Rows 5-7: Starting with a p row,

work 3 rows in St st.

Row 8: K9, kfb, k18, kfb, k9.

40 sts

Rows 9-10: Work 2 rows in St st.

Break MC and join CC.

Row 11: Purl.

Break CC and join MC.

Row 12: K10, kfb, k18, kfb, k10.

42 sts

Rows 13-15: Work 3 rows in

St st.

Row 16: K11, kfb, k18, kfb, k11.

44 sts

Row 17: Purl.

Break MC and join CC.

Row 18: Knit.

Break CC and join MC.

Row 19: Purl.

Row 20: K11, kfb, k20, kfb, k11.

46 sts

Rows 21-23: Work 3 rows in

St st.

Row 24: K11, kfb, k22, kfb, k11.

48 sts

Break MC and join CC.

Rows 25-27: Work 3 rows in St st.

Cast off.

Finishing

Join back seam, making sure to

match stripes as you sew and

reversing the seam for the last

few rows for the top rolled edge.

Weave in ends.

Designed by

Wizarding World

Knit Kits

Yarn used

Paintbox Yarns Cotton DK

Gryffindor: 1 ball in each of

Red Wine (MC) & Mustard

Yellow (CC)

Alternate colours:

Slytherin: Slate Green (MC) &

Stormy Grey (CC)

Hufflepuff: Buttercup Yellow

(MC) & Pure Black (CC)

Ravenclaw: Sailor Blue (MC) &

Stormy Grey (CC)

About the yarn

DK; 125m per 50g ball;

100% cotton

Tension

22 sts x 28 rows = 10cm

measured over St st

Needles used

3.5mm straight

Other supplies

tapestry needle

Sizing

one size, to fit mug 13cm tall x

8.5cm diameter

Abbreviations

See page 94 for

all abbreviations

Need to

know...

Bring a little magic into your

life this winter with these Harry

Potter-themed mug(gle) hugs

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