The cozie is super easy to make, cut 2 8.5 inch circles out of material and 1 from felt type batting, stack the material wrong sides out on the batting, sew all around the outside with a 1/4 seam alowance and leave a 1 inch gap, turn inside out and tuck in 1 inch gap. Sew around the outside to flatten the outside seam. Cut a 4 1/4 circle from paper and 1/2 inch ring inside it, pin it to the middle of the cozie and sew around both sides of the paper, remove the paper, cut a small slit and feed a piece of elastic through the slit and join the two ends and tie in a slipknot tuck the knot inside the slit and turn the cozie right side out

That is so cute. Clever you

I really like this idea.

I love this idea, Thanks for sharing

I made a few of these but I got lazy and zig zaged around a small elastic pony tail holder on the underneath side, Pulled to gather and then stitched the ends.

awesome idea and prettier than those pads!

Totally understandable, I've sold about 20 of these, it started out as gifts for friends now they want them as gifts to give out themselves,(sometimes its a burden to have a talent LOL)

very cute idea, thanks for sharing!

Neat idea. thanks for sharing.

Thank you! I saw this - probably in one of your other messages - and wondered how it was made! I wanted to look at it again but couldn't find the message I saw the picture in!! J

Coralee, cute Idea , thanks for sharing. I am going to make some for christmas presents.

What a neat idea, but why limit them to Crock Pot lids? They can be used on any pot lids, first comes to mind are the glass Corningware lids. I have more problem with the heat on those than even the crock pot.
Another item for Christmas gifts.

What a good idea. would make a good quickie gift.
thanks for the idea

What a great idea

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That's very good idea, when I read it I understood to be 28.5 instead it's two-8.5 cut. I thought that a big circle. I made one to matach the color of my kitchen.
It looks great. Alot of people are one for X-mas. Thanks for sharing this. :thumbup:

You can crochet these also. When finished, mine look like little sombreros, but fit nicely on the knob. Do a search for directions. I forgot the name of it.

OK! Something else to add to the Christmas presents list....would also make great stocking stuffers. I saw those yoyo coasters on ricky timms site and I think that will also be a good way to use us scraps. Thansk again

Love the idea and plan on making a few. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks for the idea! Couldn't figure out what it was at first - long, hard week LOL. I'll make some for Christmas, too!

Very cute Coralee. Thank you for the tutorial!

How clever and thank you very much for sharing! Can't wait to make myself one as we use the crock pot a lot especially in the winter! Beats burning my fingers each time!

Thanks for sharing this - will be making one soon.

Thank you so much for this idea. I have so many Christmas gifts to do and This is going to be on the top of the list. Awesome idea.

Thanks for sharing!

Cute, I'll have to try this. Thanks for sharing. 8-)

If you were to sell them, what would you charge? I think I will put a little loop on mine to hang them up when not in use also.

Hi Coralee, which end of Jeff are you in?

Does the knob get hot to need this?

hello, I live over by the golf course by Ellis Blvd, where are you?.

I crochet them too but mine are little chickens :-D

I would love the pattern for them.

On the west end. It is kind of funny seeing people from all over the world on here, and then someone in your own town.

Too cool! Just love it!
Kind Regards,
MaryAnna

That is so cute. I don't even own a crock pot. God bless.

Thanks, great idea.

Thanks for sharing pattern, these are going to be great in my kitchen!

Great stocking stuffer for the big kids....hehe
I'm going to have make some

gotta have one of these...

you have been bookmarked. really neat

Clever and cute!!