No matter what you fill these corseted glasses with, whether in Urban Jungle Style with green plants,
with cut flowers, sweets, or whether you put tea lights in them, they will attract attention!
You only need basic knitting skills, some cotton yarn leftovers, suitable jars, a tape measure, a pair of knitting needles or a circular knitting needle and narrow velvet or satin ribbon.
Find your color motto and get started with this easy and fun project! After I had finished my first jar corsets in different shades of green, (I wanted to use up the leftovers from my Soft Meadow baby blanket, pattern can also be found on Crazypatterns), I was in the mood for berry shades... And an ocean-color version is still on my list.

What skills are you going to need and what will you get

Knitting skills needed
• cast on,
• knit and purl,
• knit edge stitches,
• make yarn-overs
• knit 2 together through back loop
• cast off

What you get
You will get 6 pages of pattern instructions including
• Material information
• a description of how to adjust the stitch number to the height of your glass, and the length of the knitted strip to the circumference.
• an abbreviation list
• two different patterns for the glass corsets (one opaque and one with eyelet rows), explained row by row (no charts)
• Photos for illustration

Size information

Dimensions
The size of the Jar Corsets can be adjusted to fit almost any straight-walled jar. They are not so well suited for curved glasses.

Required materials

Material
• 1 pair of knitting needles or a circular knitting needle matching the weight of your yarn
• Cotton yarn (you can use up yarn scraps here, for smaller jars you don’t need much yarn)
• 1 darning needle for weaving in the yarn ends
• Narrow velvet or satin ribbon to lace up the corset

Other information from the author

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Do not distribute photocopies or digital copies of this pattern.
Knitting and selling the finished product for charity and fundraising purposes is always welcome.