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Linen Tea Cozy from Inklore

2009_02_23-Cozy.jpgOn cold mornings we like to sit down in front of the computer with an entire pot of tea. Our little teapot doesn't do such a good job of keeping our tea warm, and we've often thought about getting a tea cozy to keep our pot hot all morning. But most tea cozies we've seen just aren't to our taste: too gaudy, too much crochet, a little too country-kitchen. Then we saw this one from Inklore.

 
 

2009_02_23-Cozy02.jpgThe cozy is made out of linen, and it's lined with cotton to help keep your teapot warm all morning. We love the modern print and colors, too. Short of a thermos, this is our favorite way to have a hot drink next to our keyboard.

Branches Tea Cosie, $35 at Inklore's Etsy shop

Related: Product Review: Adagio Teas' TriniTEA Tea Maker

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I need a french press cozy, but I've never seen one.

posted by Shawn on February 23rd 2009 at 1:55pm
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Linen and cotton? It's pretty, but doesn't sound like it would be very warm. Why not make a felt one with the same pretty graphic?

posted by mlleErica on February 23rd 2009 at 2:41pm
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Nice! I have one of the aforementioned gaudy/crocheted/country kitchen tea cozies, but it looks just fine turned inside out (it has a plain hunter green lining). What I'd really love, though, is to find a truly manly teapot insulation device (I don't think that anything called a 'cozy' could ever quite fit the bill). Guys like tea, too!

posted by davewells on February 23rd 2009 at 3:20pm
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shawn~ if you are a knitter (or know one): http://www.designspongeonline.com/2008/02/diy-wednesdays-knitted-french-press-cozy.html

seems easy to replicate with fabric as well.

posted by meredith on February 23rd 2009 at 4:56pm
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Thanks, Meredith. I've thought of commissioning a friend to make one--nice to have a pattern to give her.

posted by Shawn on February 25th 2009 at 12:52pm
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davewells, have one made out of silver insulated fabric, like an oven mitt, and call it teapot armour.

posted by Shawn on February 25th 2009 at 12:54pm
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Thanks so much for the kind review! I love all of the ideas here in the comments.

posted by inklore on March 2nd 2009 at 9:01pm
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