How to Make the Flower Soup Bowl Cozy – Free Crochet Pattern
Seeing all of the flowers in bloom really gets me out of that Winter funk and that’s part of how the Flower Soup Bowl Cozy came to be! Does anything say Spring more than flowers?
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Here in Maine, Spring equates to cold, so it’s still the season for eating lots of warm soups and stews!
I thought now is the perfect time to make these super cute flower shaped soup bowl cozies I’ve been sitting on for well over a year!
Crochet Soup Bowl Cozies are so fun and this Flower Soup Bowl Cozy kicks it up a notch!
My favorite part of making these was I could lounge in bed, stitch these up, and be ready to have soup for lunch!
Flower Soup Bowl Cozy Crochet Pattern
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Materials
Worsted Weight 100% Cotton Yarn (#4)
-Green [1 1/2oz(140 yds)]
-Yellow [3/4oz (70 yds)]
-Pink/White [1 1/4oz (105 yds)]
{I used Lily Sugar ‘N Cream Mod Green, Sunshine, Hot Pink, and White}
K/10.5/6.50mm Crochet Hook {I highly suggest Clover Amour Hooks}
Yarn Needle
Scissors
Gauge
8 sc x 6 rows = 3″
Sizes
Fits standard size bowls
Stitch Guide
arnd = around
ch = chain
dc = double crochet
sc = single crochet
sl st(s) = slip stitch(es)
st(s) = stitch(es)
Skill Level
Easy
Written in U.S. Terms
>>Looking for more Spring-y patterns?
You might like some of these:
Pocket Full of Clouds
Close to Home Chunky Blanket
“MOM” Wall Hanging Picture Frame
Spring Tulips Washcloth
Notes
- This pattern is worked with double strands.
- This pattern is worked from the bottom-up in the round. Only join where indicated.
- Beginning chains do not count as stitches.
- Optional: For deeper bowls, continue working the green section until it matches the height of your bowl. This is not necessary as the cozy will still cover the majority of the bowl, but is an option if you want the bowl completely covered.
- If you have trouble keeping stitches tight, go down to a J/10/6.00mm Crochet Hook.
Instructions
With Green,
R1. Make magic ring, ch 1, 6 sc in ring (6)
R2. 2 sc arnd (12)
R3. *2 sc, sc* arnd (18)
R4. *2 sc, sc x 2* arnd (24)
R5. *2 sc, sc x 3* arnd (30)
R6. *2 sc, sc x 4* arnd (36)
R7. *2 sc, sc x 5* arnd (42)
R8. sc arnd (42)
R9. *2 sc, sc x 6* arnd (48)
R10. sc arnd (48)
R11-13. Repeat R10; sl st x 2 at the end of R13; Fasten.
Join Yellow in last slip stitch,
R14. Ch 1, sc arnd, sl st to join (48)
R15. Ch 1, FLO sc arnd, sl st to join (48)
With Petal Color [I used Pink / White],
R16. Ch 2 (does not count as a stitch), *2 dc, 3 dc* arnd; Fasten. (120)
Finishing
- Hide all strings.
Voila! A quick and easy Flower Soup Bowl Cozy!
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I love this pattern and I’m working on the last rows and mine looks way different than yours. Yours looks like either 2 rows of pink or taller stitches maybe? Any help would be appreciated.
Hi Cyndi!
There was originally a typo in this pattern. The pink should be in dc, not sc.
-Sonya
I just found your cute flower bowl cozy. What does FLO stand for on R15?
Hi Nola!
FLO = front loop only. There are two loops at the top of a stitch, the one closer to you is the front loop.
-Sonya
Can you use them in microwave
Hi Deborah!
While 100% cotton typically is safe for use in the microwave, I would contact the yarn company and ask them.
Personally, I slip the bowl into the cozy after it’s done in the microwave.
-Sonya
I don’t understand the “X2..” in the pattern. I have tried to do it at least three times but I get stuck when it come to that. Why do you use two strands of yarn?
Hi Tracey!
When you see “x 2” it means to work the indicated stitches in the next two stitch spaces. For example “sc x 2” means to work 1 sc into the next to stitches.
Likewise “2 dc x 2” would mean to work 2 dc into each of the next two spaces.
I hope that helps!
-Sonya