15 Must-Try Fall Crochet Cup Cozy Patterns for Warm Beverages

This beautiful cup cozy has he prettiest stitch pattern! It looks braided and gives the cozy a unique texture.

There’s also an option to create a cozy with a base as well as the regular sleeve. The patterns are available for free on he Turtle Trunk website.

This cozy is perfect for your favorite coffee mug at home. It has a beautiful stitch pattern and is closed around the handle with a wooden button.

It definitely gives off farmhouse vibes, especially with the wooden button. You’ll find yourself reaching for this cozy every morning as you take your coffee outside.

You can find the pattern for purchase on Etsy.

This minimalist coffee cozy is so, well, cozy! It's made with Lion Brand Lazy Days yarn, a yarn that doesn't split and has a chainette style.

This cozy will take less than an hour, worked in the round with 14 rows. The result is a super soft cup cozy that will leave your hands protected.

The pattern is available on Yarn and Chai’s website.

Are you looking for a quick project you can use to make holiday gifts or a market craft? This quick and easy coffee cozy fits the bill perfectly.

These guys will take just 30 minutes and only need 23 yards of yarn. This pattern is a great stash buster as well. Make one or make one in every color!

The pattern is available for free on Winding Road Croche’s website.

Put a spin on the normal coffee cozy with this twisted cozy.

The twist is created by twisting the two sides of the cozy around and sewing them together so it looks much more complicated than it is. In reality, this cozy only takes about 30 minutes and 35 yards of yarn.

You can find the pattern for free on You Should Craft’s website.

I LOVE the little pumpkin motif on this cup cozy. Each pumpkin is made with puff stitches, and the rest of the cozy consists of single crochets, double crochets, and slip stitches.

This is a great project to get started on now, right at the start of fall. The pattern is available for purchase on Etsy.

I love the diagonal design of this Kendall cup cozy. The stitches look so intricate and pretty, and it’s made with the ever-so-cozy Bernat Home Maker yarn.

This tubular (what a fun word) yarn creates a super soft and cushy texture, a great option for a cup cozy. The pattern is available for free on Day’s Crochet website.

Do you have a favorite reusable tumbler or cup at home? Make this Mineral Creek cup cozy that’s a little bit taller than the average cup cozy and has a base at the bottom.

This cozy has a gorgeous sunburst-like stitch on every 3rd row, with single crochets and chains on the other rows. This cozy fits most 12-ounce and 16-ounce cups.

The pattern is available for purchase on Etsy.

This adorable mug sweater could not get any easier. All you have to do is crochet two granny squares together and join them with a loop and a button, and you have a perfect cozy mug.

You can even make yourself a matching sweater if you’re feeling crafty. You can find the pattern on Sew Chatty’s website for free.

Are you a mountain gal like myself (and are you currently living in a hot state and suffering?)?

Bring yourself some chilly mountain vibes with this three-toned mountain cozy. It features a dark blue base, a blue mountain, and a cream-colored sky.

It uses beginner-friendly stitches and has detailed instructions on where to put each stitch, so you get a perfect mountain shape. The pattern is available for purchase on Etsy.

I absolutely adore the texture of this cup cozy, and guess what? It’s made with only single crochets and slip stitches!

Make it in one color or switch colors every row for a dual-toned cozy. There’s also an option to add a charm on the front for some extra cuteness.

The pattern is available for free on Rich Texture Crochet’s website.

Being a teacher myself, I had to include some adorable teacher cup cozies. There’s an apple cozy, a pencil cozy, and a lined paper cozy.

Make one for yourself if you’re a teacher...or make one for your fave teacher in your life. Even if you have a different profession, these cozies are too cute to pass up.

They even have safety eyes and a cute little smile. You can find the pattern for purchase on Etsy.

I’m a sucker for owls, and I 100% will be making this adorable owl mug cozy as soon as possible. It features two big eyes, a beak, and a wooden button to close the cozy around your warm mug.

The pattern is available for free on the Yarnspirations website.

This cup cozy takes the standard cup cozy pattern a little further with a little handle for your hand! It also is made with bulky yarn, so it’ll work up in less than 30 minutes.

This is such a cute and easy pattern to make as a gift for a friend or loved one who loves coffee or tea. The pattern is available for free on All Free Crochet.

This cup cozy is so unique! Each row is a different type of stitch, making it really fun to look at and interesting to crochet.

Some of the stitches it features are the puff stitch, half double crochet, single crochet, and the forget me knot stitch. The pattern is available for purchase on Etsy.