Nothing says fall like a crochet candy corn wine cozy.  Am I right?  I see a candy corn and BOOM.. I’m a kid again. A fist completely full of candy corns with those little points poking through my fingers.
And why or why are they so delicious?  Pure sugary goodness, I tell you. A little indulgence. A guilty pleasure.  Just like this sweet crochet candy corn wine cozy.  Dress up a bottle of wine, throw on a game-day sweatshirt and you’re ready to head out into that brisk fall air for your next tailgate party with a bit of cuteness in tow.

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To say I have a thing for wine cozies around here would probably be an understatement.  There is just so much to love about a wine cozy project.  It’s worked completely by holding 2 strands of yarn together at once.  It has easy stitches. Working the handle make me feel clever as all get out.  And.. it’s easy and fast.  And really…can you even beat that for a crochet project?  I don’t think so.

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Crochet Candy Corn Wine Cozy

Here is what you will need:

Materials:

• US J10/6mm crochet hook (these are my absolute favorite hooks I recommend to everyone!)
• Worsted weight yarn: 1 oz each of yellow, orange and white
• Tapestry needle and scissors

Resources and tutorials you may find helpful in following this pattern: Crochet Abbreviations, US to UK Crochet Conversion Chart.  Find links to stitches on the “Tutorial” menu: Getting Started will show basic stitches used in many patterns and Crochet Stitch Dictionary shows our growing collection of crochet stitch tutorials.  I really like to use the invisible seamless join when finishing pieces that get sewn together.

Size:

Fits a standard wine bottle

Crochet Candy Corn Wine Cozy:

Wine cozy is worked using 2 strands of yarn.  So either pull a strand from the outside and inside of the yarn skein or wind a small ball to use as your 2nd strand.

R1:  Using 2 strands of yellow yarn, make a magic ring, chain 3 (counts as 1st dc) 11 dc in ring (12 dc total). Sl St to 1st st.

R2:  Ch 3 (counts as 1 dc here and throughout), 1 dc in same st as joining, 2 dc in each of the remaining stitches. Sl st to 1st st. (24 st)

R3-8: Ch 3 for 1st stitch, dc in remaining stitches (24 st)  Sl st to 1st st.  At end of the 8th row, change to orange yarn.

R9-14: Using orange yarn, ch 3 for 1st stitch, dc in remaining stitches (24 st)  Sl st to 1st st.  At end of the 14th row, change to white yarn.

R15-17: Using white yarn, ch 3 for 1st stitch, dc in remaining stitches (24 st)  Sl st to 1st st.

R18:  Ch 1, sc in same st as joining and next 2 st, ch 14, skip 7 st, sc in next 5 st, ch 14, skip 7 st, sc in last 2 st.  Sl st to 1st st.

R19:  Ch 1, sc in same st as joining and next 2 st, sc 16 in ch-14 loop from the previous row, sc in next 5 st, sc 16 in ch-14 loop, sc in next 2 st. Sl st to joining. (42 st)

R20:  Ch 1, sc in same st as joining and around row. (42 st).  Fasten off and weave in ends.

Sigh. And it’s done.  A beautiful crochet candy corn wine cozy ready for her fall party debut! I love that!

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