There’s nothing more relaxing than a lazy morning with your favorite hot beverage. The recipe for perfection is simple: kick back, breathe deep, and take a sip. If your cup is a little too warm for your fingers you’ll want a coffee cozy to protect them. If you have more than one favorite cup you’ll want a cozy that is adjustable. But why stop there? Let’s add your favorite color, a touch of lace for luxury, and hand stitching for originality. That’s a project that will take forever, you’re a busy person with so much on your mind! May we tempt you with a project that offers all of the above and will take less than an hour to complete? Charity Hotrum has prepared just the thing. Read on!
Supplies:
Canvas Corp Canvas Garland 2″ width
7gypsies Lace Trimmings Assorted Pack
Tattered Angels Glimmer Mist Cranberry Zing
Prism Embroidery Thread
2 medium buttons
2 small buttons
Goody Hair Band
Tools:
Needle
Straight Pins
Iron
Step 1: Wrap Canvas Garland around cup with a 1″ overlap and cut.
Step 2: Spritz Canvas Garland with Tattered Angels Glimmer Mist.
I spritz mine in the kitchen sink to avoid over-spray. Let sit 5 min, then place spritz side down on a dark towel and iron on a cotton setting.
Step 3: Cut Lace Trim 1/2″ longer than Canvas Garland. Lay on spritz side of Canvas Garland. Turn one end under 1/2″. Use straight pins to secure.
Step 4:Secure small button to the center end with one stitch.
As you stitch the buttons to the garland end you will also be tacking the turned-under-end down.
Step 5: Stack medium button on top and stitch both buttons to the end, together.
Step 6: Stitch lace to canvas garland with back stitch.
Knot the thread and pull it through the fabric to the front. Insert needle 1/4″ below the thread and back out 1/4″ above the thread. Insert it again, this time where the last stitch started and back out 1/4″ above the most recent stitch. On top of the garland you will be sewing backwards, but underneath you will be sewing forwards.
Step 7:Turn the other end under and secure with stacked buttons as in Steps 4 and 5.
The elastic hair band and the buttons make this cozy adjustable. The layered buttons give the hair band a notch to rest in. Wrap the band once for a large cup or twice for a smaller cup.
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'Adjustable Canvas Cup Holder – Be Lazy Challenge' have 4 comments
January 8, 2018 @ 6:08 am Elizabeth
That is such a good idea, love the way the fastener has been made to be adjustable.
January 8, 2018 @ 10:16 am GIBONIK
love the idea! btw your mugs are awesome!:)
January 8, 2018 @ 11:40 am Julia Cotrim
This project is so beautiful! Love it! Have to follow your tutorial and make one for myself! 🙂
January 8, 2018 @ 12:12 pm Michelle Wells
What a cool idea. Great way to fasten the ends together 🙂