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DIY Yarn coffee cup inspiration

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It's back to school time, both for myself and my oldest son ( he just got into GATE this year and I am so proud!) and in my house this means COFFEE! I was given one of these diy coffee cups and At first I though ooo I could scrapbook something awesome.... But then I though what if I crocheted something?? The cup I have smashed the lace I made with this 2 ply yarn. However I think thread would fit perfectly!!!!


SO here is a project anyone even children can do!!

Supplies
less than one ball of Yarn 3 ply or 2 ply
I used Scarps of Vanna's Glamour left over from this pattern (Oh my CHIQ stars scarf )
customizable coffee cup

Step 1
unscrew the cup

Step 2
Starting at the bottom wrap yarn around the cup.
Try to wrap closely so there are not hug black gaps, try not to over lap too much so it it not thick.
To help it from unraveling when you first start with a 6 inch tail and wrap over it as you go.

Step 3
When you reach the top tuck your tail in and screw the cup back together.




* Have fun with this! Use different types of yarn in the same cup or crochet something in thread! I would love to see anyone's finished cup!

oooo And I found these cups at
99 cent store
Michaels
Starbucks

Please share your finished creations with me!!! and if you blog about yours please link back to this post ( and let me know I would love to see what you do!)

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  1. UnknownSeptember 2, 2013 at 12:56 AM

    Wow!!! Coffee is my favorite beverage. I dink thrice in day. I like your DIY Yarn coffee cup. I will try it.

    Regards,
    Kopi Luwak

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  2. AnonymousSeptember 4, 2013 at 2:54 PM

    Great idea! Too bad something crocheted won't fit..

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