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Cornish Fisherman Tea Cosy Knitting Pattern

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Ye olde Cornish fisherman with his mustard coloured gansey with an anchor on it, has still got one fish left in his nets that he's going to fry for his tea.


Product Type: Pattern: make your own

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What you need to make this pattern:

5.5 mm, UK size 5 or US size 9 knitting needles,
4.00 mm, UK size 8 or US size 6 Knitting needles,
3.25 mm, UK size 10 or US size 3 Knitting needles,
16g midnight double knitting wool,
34g mustard double knitting wool,
18g camel double knitting wool,
9g parchment double knitting wool,
5g tomato double knitting wool,
5g turquoise double knitting wool,
10g flesh tone double knitting wool,
14g sunshine double knitting wool,
3g petrol double knitting wool,
4g Stylecraft Eskimo natural DK wool,
Small amount of black double knitting wool to embroider face,
A clear plastic bottle,
Stuffing.

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Yarn

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Addtional details: To suit a teapot for 6-8 cups

Skill level

Intermediate
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Details:

Ye olde Cornish fisherman with his mustard coloured gansey with an anchor on it, has still got one fish left in his nets that he's going to fry for his tea.

After a day at the seaside I was inspired to knit the fisherman tea cosy and its the gansey jumper he's wearing that makes him Cornish. I wanted my fisherman to look like one from by gone times, so he has traditional lobster pots and glass buoys, and he has a traditional look about him.

I based his face on an old photo that I found on Google image search of a real fisherman, he has podgy cheeks and a beard that framed his face rather than covered it.

At the back of the fisherman you can see the anchor on his gansey more clearly, and he has picked up a starfish that is casually creeping over the lobster pot.

I love this tea cosy; you can almost smell the sea and hear the seagulls.

It's a fun tea cosy to knit with lots of textured knitting.

A Cornish tea cosy for a Cornish tea.

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TeaCosyFolk

TeaCosyFolk is a website dedicated to the humble tea cosy. But our tea cosies are far from humble; in fact our tea cosy range is oozing with bags of character. At TeaCosyFolk our ethos is that everyone should have a tea cosy or even two for when one is in the wash. Whether you buy or make your own tea cosy or give or receive a tea cosy as a gift, tea cosies are charming and practical, speak volumes about their owners, essential for tea making and a very British institution.

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