How to Make the Moose Soup Bowl Cozy – Free Crochet Pattern
The Moose Soup Bowl Cozy is a fun way to eat your soups… or cereals… or ice cream! Yes, this can even be used as an ice cream bowl cozy!
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I know, I know, the Moose Soup Bowl Cozy is finally here! It’s been done for a while, but getting it published was another feat.
And truly, there are many more coming! The holiday rush came up on me so quickly and all of the blog hop events I’ve joined are here.
This pattern will also be forever free on my blog, so you can scroll down and find the instructions below!
I’m so excited to be adding the Moose Soup Bowl Cozy to this set of animal soup bowl cozies! Currently we have a Lion, Bear, and Goat crochet pattern available.
There are still many more animals coming! I already have a Giraffe done and a Cow on the way!
Of course, I can’t promise a publish date right now with all of the other events coming up, but they will be here in January at the latest!
Moose Soup Bowl Cozy Crochet Pattern
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Option 3: Purchase the Vol. 2 “15 Christmas Crochet Patterns” eBook
Materials
Worsted Weight 100% Cotton Yarn (#4)
-Brown [1 1/2oz(140 yds)]
-Tan [Scraps] {I used Lily Sugar ‘N Cream Warm Brown and Sonoma Print}
K/10.5/6.50mm Crochet Hook {I highly suggest Clover Amour Hooks}
Yarn Needle
Scissors
Gauge
8 sc x 6 rows = 3″
Size
Fits standard size bowls
Stitch Guide
arnd = around
ch = chain
dec = single crochet decrease
FLO = front loop only
hdc = half double crochet
sc = single crochet
sl st(s) = slip stitch(es)
st(s) = stitch(es)
Skill Level
Easy
Written in U.S. Terms
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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 bottom 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
BASE
With Brown,
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)
R11-15. Repeat R10
R16. Ch 1, *2 hdc, hdc x 7* arnd (54)
R17. Ch 1, *2 hdc, hdc x 8* arnd (60)
R18. Ch 1, *2 sc, sc x 9* arnd; Fasten. (66)
EARS (Make 2)
With Brown,
R1. Ch 3, sc in back bump of 2nd ch from hook and across, turn (2)
R2. Ch 1, sc across, turn (2)
R3. Ch 1, 2 sc x 2, turn (4)
R4-5. Ch 1, sc across, turn (4)
R6. Ch 1, dec x 2, turn (2)
R7. Ch 1, sc across, turn (2)
R8. Ch 1, dec (1)
R9. sc in each st and in the end of each row around the outside of the ear; Fasten. (19)
ANTLERS
With Tan,
R1. Ch 11, sc in back bump of 2nd ch from hook and across, turn (10)
R2. Ch 1, sc across, turn (10)
R3. Ch 1, sc x 7, sl st, leave remaining sts unworked, turn (7 sc, 1 sl st)
R4. Ch 1, skip sl st, sl st x 2, 3 sc, *sl st, 3 sc* 2X; Fasten. (9 sc, 4 sl st)
Finishing
- Sew the antlers onto R16-18, so the inner edges of the antlers are approximately 12 stitches apart.
- Sew the ears onto R16-18, so the inner edges of the ears are approximately 18 stitches apart.
- Hide all strings.
And that’s how you make the Moose Soup Bowl Cozy!
Happy Crocheting!
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any chance you could design one of a swan?
Hi Roberta!
A swan isn’t on my short list and I honestly don’t know I could get swan details into a pattern like this, but it is something I will make a note of and see what I can do!
-Sonya
For the Antlers, it’s understood to make 2, correct?
thanks
Yes, make 2!
Are these able to be microwaved with the bowl?
Hi Erika!
Cotton can go in the microwave, but I don’t personally put them in. I put the bowl in it once the food is done cooking.
-Sonya