Back in the winter I found a pattern online for a coffee cozy. It looked really simple to make and I knew I had plenty of scraps from all my java-themed fabrics to make some. Then I had an even better idea . . . use coffee cozies as curtain tiebacks!
Once I decided on which fabric I would use as the backing for my curtains, I knew that would work well for the cozy tiebacks. Here's what I did . . .
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| 10 COZY PATTERNS ARE CUT OUT |
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| RIGHT SIDE TO RIGHT SIDE |
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| FUSIBLE BACKING IS IRONED ON |
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| RIGHT SIDES PINNED TOGETHER READY FOR SEWING |
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| QUARTER INCH SEAM ALLOWANCE ON THREE SIDES |
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| RIGHT SIDES TURNED OUT & PRESSED |
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| COORDINATED BUTTONS ARE SELECTED & TOP STITCHING IS COMPLETE |
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| VELCRO STRIPS SEWN ON EACH END FRONT AND BACK |
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| BUTTONS GLUED ON WITH E-6000 |
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| WAITING FOR THE GLUE TO DRY ON ALL TEN COZIES |
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| FINISHED COFFEE COZIES |
I have seven window curtains in The Coffee Cup, so that means I have three leftover cozies to use for their original purpose. Here's what the re-purposed cozies look like as curtain tiebacks . . .
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| JUST THE RIGHT SIZE, SHAPE, & COLOR! |
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| I THINK THEY LOOK HELLA-COOL! |
Thanks for taking a few minutes from your busy day to swing by and see what's happening with The Coffee Cup and remember . . .
"Camping and Coffee . . . Life Is Good!'
