*THIS LISTING IS FOR A DIGITAL DOWNLOAD (PRINTABLE PDF PATTERN), NOT A PHYSICAL PRODUCT*
This pattern is Free to members of Make it Last Patterns Facebook Group (discount code in the related pinned post).
This sewing pattern is pretty quick once you get the hang of it! There are a couple of tricky spots, but nothing you can't handle. The pattern walks you through these in detail, and our lovely sewing community can help you if you're feeling stumped.
What's included
- Detailed instructions with photos and pattern pieces
- 4 size options for different sized humans, drinks, and wrists
- Fleece and custom knit hack versions included
Materials required for the Cozy Canadian Beer Mitt
- 1. Polar Fleece with 2 way stretch***, 25-50% stretch (Too much stretch won’t give your mitt enough structure). 25% will create much more structure -almost too much. Minimum 50% stretch is ideal for sizing, fit and comfort.)
2. Non-slip, water/stretch resistant fabric (such as Toughtek).
3. Optional: Rib knit or Jersey Knit for wristband, Jersey Knit for custom CL hack
Keep your hands warm and your drink cozy with the original Cozy Canadian Beer Mitt pdf sewing pattern!
After six years away, your favorite Canadian winter-weather accessory is BACK! The Cozy Canadian Beer Mitt sewing pattern is back in circulation, and this time the pattern is FREE!
Perfect for backyard BBQs, cottage weekends, bonfires, cheering on your favorite team at the arena, recess supervision, or winter walks with your furry friends, this fun and practical sewing project is a must-have for any Canadian and our fellow cold weather enthusiasts abroad!
Grab your coziest fabrics, fire up your sewing machine and make one for yourself -and then some for all your friends and family!
Free to members of Make it Last Patterns Facebook Group (discount code in the pinned post).
Priced version available as well - if you choose to pay for this pattern by not using the discount code, 100% of sales will support Food Banks Canada. Donation totals will be shared in the Make it Last Facebook group.
A little nostalgia. A lot of cozy. Made in Canada.