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Each tea cosy is custom fit for my various tea pots. I used ideas from the internet, an old knitting stitch book, tea cosy books and one I bought years ago and liked the pattern. The owl is crochet from the book Killer Tea Cosies.

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8 ply wool, size 4,5,6 mm needles Set of 4 double pointed needles
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valspiers
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Submitted by Simple Stitches on Wed, 22/09/2010 - 8:42pm.

fabulous tea cosies...I especially love the owl, he's gorgeous!

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