Total confession: I enjoy packing healthy lunches for Rich and myself!
Weird right? I actually enjoy making sure we have plenty of wholesome and healthy options. One of my lunch staples has always been peanut butter paired with a crisp, delicious apple. Got your mouth watering yet?! But how to pack an apple is always the problem, and quickly too!
My favorite old school method was to wrap it up in a paper towel and pray it didn’t get smashed to smithereens! Great strategy right? Not so much… When it came time to eat my apple, I’d unwrap the paper towel and find a bruised and/or squishy apple every time.
Clearly, I needed a better solution. So I went searching for a solution. Most were very good solutions, however, time consuming. I don’t want to soak my apple slices for 10 minutes. Who has the time?
After much review, I came up with an idea. What about a koozie. I could just pop in the apple, tie up the top, and go! That’s my kinda time saving solution. So I set out to crochet just that.
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Important Notes:
The loop on your hook does not count as a chain.
The apple koozie is worked in one piece from the bottom up.
Ch 1 at the beginning of rounds does not count as a stitch.
At the end of each round, the stitch count is in parenthesis ( ).
Key:
CH – chain stitch
SC – single crochet
HDC – half double crochet
DC – double crochet
Sl st – slip stitch
Sk – skip stitch
I linked each of the stitches to video demonstrations. For those beginners out there. You’re welcome!
The first step in my Apple Koozie pattern is the “Magic Ring.” I use this method because I know it will give me a good clean look right from the start. Incase you’re unfamiliar with this, I provided a tutorial below.
How To Start A Magic Ring:
Was that confusing? I hope not. To clarify a little more, I decided making a video may help some readers more.
With that said, check out this awesome video below to see it done in real time.
Now that you’ve mastered the magic ring, you’re ready to begin crocheting your rounds!
The Pattern In Rounds:
The Apple Koozie
Leaf Tie Off:
Once your leaf tie off is completed, all you need to do is weave it into the loops of your red koozie. There you have it!
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I really hope you guys enjoyed reading my tutorial as much as I did writing it! I truly loved putting this post together. Between the usefulness of the koozie and the tutorial on how to make a magic ring, I hope you learned a thing or two.
‘Till next time,
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6 thoughts on “Crochet Your Own Apple Koozie with Free Pattern”
Thank you for the pattern.🍎❤️
*Rounds 9-14- repeat round 8 not 7.*
If you do round 7 it will continue to increase.
Thank you so much for the edit. You’re right! Thank you.
XO,
Maria
When I repeat round 7 for rows 9-14 it gets bigger and way bigger. Help.
Paula,
Make sure after every round your numbers aren’t increasing. Check the number count at the end of each row, and make sure you’re not continually increasing. You’ll have a coconut holder in no time! 😉
Hope that helps.
XO,
Maria
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Maria