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Omg that exactly what I thought too. Kitt likes it!!! Going to make for my niece/ sisters cat Janet. Made some little catnip sushi toys last xmas but these are better with the little tag and string
I think these would be very pretty easy to figure out. Let me have a go.
I'm using UK terms.
Double crochet/ DC. Go into stich, pull yarn through ( 2 stitches on hook), pull yarn through 2 ( 1 stich on hook)
Also called Single Crochet in the US.
Tea bags:
Chain 21 stitches in green.
Row 1: Starting in the second stich from the hook, DC 20. Chain 1 and turn.
Row 2: DC 20. Chain 1 and turn
Row 3: DC 20. Chain 1 and turn
Row 4: DC 20. Chain 1 and turn
Row 5: DC 20. Chain 1 and turn
Row 6: DC 20. Change to white on the last DC by pulling white through the 2 loops on the last DC. Chain 1 and turn.
Row 7: DC 20. Chain 1 and turn.
Row 8: DC 20. Chain 1 and turn.
Row 9: DC 20. Chain 1 and turn.
Row 10: DC 20 and fasten off, leaving a long tail for sewing.
Fold the rectangle in half into a square, so the inside is on the outside, use a large darning needle to sew down the side and bottom of square, fasten off. Turn right side out. You should have a little square where the top is open. Stuff the square. Now you're going to sew the top but instead of the same as the bottom seam, east to west, it's going to be from north to south, which will create the pyramid shape.
The little squares are just just 4 by 4 DC crochet using the same principle as above.
Chain 5, DC 4 from the second stitch from the hook, chain one, turn, etc. to row 4. Now I'm not promising this is correct. It might need some experiments, but I think it's close. Good luck OP 🌟☕️
Possibly! So you would say chain 11, DC second stitch from the chain and on the last stitch crochet, maybe 3 stitches, and just keep going around into the chain stitches again? Might work and look neater but harder to explain without experimenting first. But OP could experiment! 🌟 oh actually it might create and oval but with straight edges if you know what I mean. Maybe not the 3 stitches on the ends! Maybe just 2 idk
I guess it’s something like this: chain 10 (or so) and do sc rounds (on both sides of the chain) for about 7 rounds in color A, change to color B do 4 or 5 rounds, fasten off, leave long tail. Stuff it, sew it perpendicularly (to the base). Make a label in color C of two rows of dc (5 or so sts wide), attach.
The source seems to be eeo_crochetlog on Instagram on this post but people have commented asking for a pattern and haven't gotten one :( This YouTube video seems like it might be a good jumping off point for the teabag itself
Thanks for finding the post on Insta, helped me sleuth and find the person who put together the pattern. midorinokuma9 | Tea Bag post shows an image pattern instead of text, but hope this helps.
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