Egg Cups / Egg Cozies: New Arrivals, Bestsellers + Highlights

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Here you’ll find new and tried-and-true designs for egg cups and egg cozies.
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Knitting pattern for a quick-to-make egg cozy, perfect for decorating the breakfast table, for a warm Sunday brunch, or as a gift :) Also great for using up leftover yarn.

With egg cozies, you can easily decorate your breakfast table differently again and again to match the season.Egg cozies are quick to crochet from a few bits of leftover yarn and also make an original little hostess gift, especially of course for people who eat a boiled egg every day.
You can find examples here:


Snowdrops, daffodil, bellflower, and tulip actually bloom in spring, but as egg cozies they also work
all year round.
  Spring Flowers Egg Cozy



Who do you actually have to thank for getting a boiled egg every morning? The hen and rooster, of course! So they deserve to decorate your breakfast table too:
Hen and Rooster Egg Cozy


During the Christmas season, the breakfast table should also be festively decorated to put us in just the right Christmas mood. Santa Claus, a little angel, and a snowman are of course perfect for that.
Christmas Figures Egg Cozy

You can find even more egg cozies from my shop here:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/users/view_collection/1724/eierwaermer

Why decorate the table with pretty egg cups only at Easter? They also add a festive touch to a “regular” Sunday breakfast!


 
The egg cups are made from photo cardstock and are very easy to make, even for craft beginners.

This colorful summer meadow collection (placemats, coasters) also includes egg cozies and egg cups - in many different styles. Some are decorated with little flowers, others with butterflies, or even in bold and cheerful designs. Here you can pick out your favorite egg cozies. 

A great project for using up leftover yarn and also a fantastic gift idea.

Crochet pattern





Here are two more fun egg cozy companions that are quick and easy to crochet. When the mushroom is stuffed with fiberfill, it also makes a great pincushion. That’s how I’ve been using it lately.

Crochet pattern

More similar models?

How about this funny bunny pair?
They’ll get your day off to a cheerful start.

Here you can find the crochet pattern:

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/59491/eierwaermer-benno-polly-hase-haekelanleitung




Friedolin, the little ghost, is a very helpful spirit.
In the morning, he makes sure your breakfast egg doesn’t get cold, and in the evening—placed over an LED tea light—he provides spookily beautiful lighting.

The crochet pattern for Friedolin is available here:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/30453/eierwaermer-gespenst-friedolin-haekelanleitung



Spice up your Christmas breakfast with this trio of a reindeer, a snowman, and Santa Claus.
Get into the spirit as early as tomorrow.

Here is the crochet pattern for Rudolph, Frosty, and Santa Claus:

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/22437/eierwaermer-rudolph-frosty-und-der-weihnachtsmann-haekelanleitung



Cloverleaf Egg Cozy
a must-have for every unicorn fan


-- to the pattern --

This egg cozy is a great decoration for your breakfast table and keeps your breakfast egg nice and warm.

The pattern is, as always, richly illustrated and provides step-by-step instructions so that even beginners with basic skills can crochet this cute egg cozy.

The egg cozy shown is approx. 7 cm tall and was made from about 10 g of cotton yarn (e.g., Gründl Cotton Fun, LL 115 m/50 g).

My egg cozies belong to a different season. I’d still like to show them to you.

The little basket can also be filled with small balls of yarn



Basket as an egg cozy—this way

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Flowers fit every season.




Flowers as egg cozies—this way


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For yarn, I used Catania Originals (yardage 50 g/125 m) for both patterns.

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