Free Cabled Coffee Sleeve Crochet Pattern
This free cabled coffee sleeve crochet pattern features easy cables that you can crochet up in one sitting. Step by step instructions are included as well as a video tutorial for crochet cables.
These are a great way to use up your yarn stash – the perfect stash-busting crochet pattern!
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Inspiration for the Pattern
I am getting in this kick where I am releasing crochet patterns that I made up in my head 8 years ago, and never wrote down, but now I’m finally getting around to publishing.
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Actually when I went to go find pictures of this Cozy Cabled Coffee Sleeve pattern, I stumbled upon some crochet content on a lifestyle blog turned travel/adventure blog I used to run for my family adventure. You’ll have to check it out. I even have some beginner stitch tutorials.
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Cabled Coffee Sleeve Crochet Pattern
Skill Level: Advanced Beginner
Materials
Yarn: size 4 worsted, about 50 yards
Hook: J/10 – 6.0mm
- I love using Furls Hooks like this.
- Yarn needle
- Scissors
Gauge
14 st x 9 rows in a 4” square
Stitch used to obtain gauge: Double Crochet
Stitch Abbreviations
- BPdc – back post double crochet
- Ch – chain
- Dc – double crochet
- FPdc – front post double crochet
- FPtr – front post treble crochet
- RS – right side
- Sc – single crochet
- Sk – skip
- WS – wrong side
Notes
- US Terminology
- When the row begins with CH3, it does count as a st.
- Instead of beginning a row with CH 3, you may want to choose to use a false (or chainless) DC stitch as explained in this video: https://youtu.be/wAInvsmbJNo?t=468
- Add or subtract rows or cables for larger or smaller circumference
- The 3 FPTr in the 3 sk DC are worked in front of the first 3 FPTr
This pattern was featured in the Innovative Crochet Stitch Blog Hop. You can see more about these patterns on the Blog Hop page.
Special Stitches
Cable Crochet
Created by alternating rows of bpdc, fptr, bpdc, fpdc with skipping stitched to create a “cabled” look. On the WS use back-post, on the RS use front-post. For more details on the crochet cables, click here. Or follow the video tutorial below.
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Instructions
Ch 17
Row 1: (WS) Starting 2nd st from hook, SC in each (16)
Row 2: (RS) Ch 3, DC in next, FPDC in next, BPDC in next 2 st, FPDC in next 6 st, BPDC in next 2 st, FPDC in next, DC in next 2 st (16)
Row 3: (WS) Ch 3, DC in next, BPDC in next, FPDC in next 2 st, BPDC in next 6 st, FPDC in next 2 st, BPDC in next, DC in next 2 st (16)
Row 4: (RS) Ch 3, DC in next, FPDC in next, BPDC in next 2 st, sk next 3 st, FPTr in next 3 st, go back to first sk st FPtr in each of next 3 st, BPDC in next 2 st, FPDC in next, DC in next 2 st (16)
Row 5: (WS) Ch 3, DC in next, BPDC in next, FPDC in next 2 st, BPDC in next 6 st, FPDC in next 2 st, BPDC in next, DC in next 2 st (16)
Row 6-22: Repeat rows 2-5 for a total of 5 cables
Join: Holding right sides together and working along short side, sl st through both loops of each side to join.
Fasten off. Weave in ends.
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