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Tea Cozy Insulation
Discount Fabric
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Insulated Tea Cozy
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5. STITCH CENTER LINE
When you are satisfied with the spacing of your gathers, stitch along the center line, using a regular stitch length. This will
hold the gathers securely.
For viewing purposes, center stitched line is shown in red and gather lines have been enhanced.
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6. STITCH CASINGS /
ENDS
Turn under each open end 1/4" to create a hem. Press sides and open ends.
For those using batting:
Stuff batting into each side; do not stuff past your casing areas.
Stitch two open ends closed, stitching very close to edge.
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Stitch two lines for casings on each end of the piece, using the dots on the lining side as a guide.
Your casing lines should be on each side of the holes you left open in step 3.
Stitch lines are shown in white.
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7. STITCH SIDES
Fold the tea cozy so that it is wrong side out (lining is on outside). Make a mark 2" from the base. Stitch from base to mark, close to the edge.
Repeat on the other side.
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8. RUN RIBBON THROUGH
Using a safety pin on one end, run the ribbon through one end of your cozy (through one casing) and then on around
through the other casing. Insert tea pot, handle first; tie ribbon in front.
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FINISHED POT
When tested, our cozy only lost 10 degrees in over 30 minutes, and the water was still warm a couple of hours later.
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