Sueter para Taza Navidad
Sueter para Taza Navidad
Sueter para Taza Navidad
Materials Used
- 4.0mm and 3.00mm Crochet hook
(Or the size you need depending on your type of yarn)
- DK Acrylic yarns, in the colours of your choice
- Chenille chunky yarn, in the colour of your choice
- Yarn Needle
- Toy Stuffing
- Scissors
- Button
- Mug (Size 10 x 8.7 x 8.7cm)
- Any extras to personalise (Snowflakes etc)
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Abbreviations
CH – Chain
St = Stitch / Stitches
Sl st = Slip stitch
Sc = Single crochet
DEC = Decrease
[?] = Total number of stitches you should have in the completed round (not
Row 1: Chain 17 with pink yarn, from the 2nd SC, 16 SC, turn (16)
Continue crocheting the rows in the same way as row 2. The number of rows you will crochet may
vary according to the size of your mug. Continue to measure.
Continue to measure, as strap size may vary according to the size of the mug, you may want to do
more/ less rows.
Row 72: Turn your work, CH 1, 3 SC, CH 10, Skip 4 SC, 3 SC, turn, (6)
After you have finished the main Christmas Jumper, that will wrap around
the mug, you can choose to add a border (as pictured at the start of this
pattern) or leave without a border. I used a white chenille chunky yarn.
Border (Optional)
Round 1: Starting in the corner with your white yarn, CH 1 and work 1 SC
into the first stitch, skip the next stitch, then 1 SC into the next stitch and so
on. Crochet into the corner and CH 1.
Carry on crocheting along the straight edge, the same way as before. SC in
the first stitch, skip the next stitch, crochet into the corner and CH 1.
Continue to crochet until you reach the corner of the strap. 1 SC into the
corner, CH 1, 1 SC in the next stitch and skip the next stitch. You now want
to work 4 SC into the stitches that you skipped when making the strap in the
previous row (See Photo’s Below). Then 1 SC in the next stitch, skip the next
stitch and 1 SC into the corner. (See Photo’s Below)
CH 1, continue to work 1 SC into the next stitch, skip the next stitch and so on until you complete the
round, Sl st into the first stitch where you joined the white yarn. Fasten off and hide the yarn.
Now you just need to sew on your button. You may want to fit it around your mug first to determine
the best place for it.
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Round 1: In grey yarn make a magic ring, 6 SC into the magic ring (6)
Round 1: In grey yarn make a magic ring, 8 SC into the magic ring (8)
Make sure that the thumb is the correct way up before you start.
Round 8: Connect the thumb with a slip stitch (do not crochet into
the slip stitches).
Working around the thumb only - 3 SC, 1 DEC, 3 SC, with the last SC
stitch on the thumb, you want to connect this to the mitten.
You now want to work around the thumb and the mitten.
*I suggest marking the start of your SC in the back loop, helping you to find it
later OR please see the suggestion box on the next page below*
Depending on the length of your arm, you may want to crochet more/ less rows.
Suggestion - If you have struggled to find the back loop, you may want to alternate and
work the back loop first, working with the pink yarn:
Return to where you crocheted in the back loops and work the front loops only in white – Chenille
Chunky Yarn.
Assembly
Position the Christmas Mug Jumper and find the central point. I
added some wooden love heart buttons, which I positioned in
the centre, this also acted as a guide to add the arms.
Add the arms on either side at a slight angle, making sure they
are positioned at the same height, leaving a slight gap at the
bottom of the Christmas Mug Jumper so you can still see the
edging. Sew the mittens on to the jumper so they stay in
position.