Does anyone know of a good resource for a leather cozy svg?
Sorry, no.
I made a pattern years ago for hand cutting & havenāt converted it to an svg for lasser cutting, even though Iāve done some etching to make a few new ones this summer.
What style are you looking for? Can, bottle, or cup? Snap, zipper, or friction?
Maybe a file generator would work?
This would be perfect except the holes are running the length, rather than the height. Iām making it on leather and need the holes on the height to stitch together. I donāt really know why there would be circles along the length.
I wasnāt sure either
But I turned on the option to see what it did.
I have a book with cool patterns for hand sewing projectsāfor their cup cozy, they didnāt overlap.
But Iāve either machine sewn or riveted them, and have needed the overlap.
And regardless of how you come up with your design, be sure to test the cone/arcs used for fitāyou want to make sure it covers the area of the glass folks actually hold the cup and doesnāt gap (e.g. if lower edge too smallātoo steep and angleāthen the cozy will stay too low on the cup. If too shallow an angle, youāll have to big of a gap between the cozy and cup for it to work well).
I made this one, and it fits the cups Iām intending on using it on. It needs a bit of tweaking. You have to copy and paste the holes onto the other side, which for some reason when I did it in inkscape it didnāt paste them as Svgās. You also have to move the holes onto the end of the cozy. But it works. https://community.glowforge.com/uploads/short-url/bbnuLwNfRF5OTe9AvrCowSoTty0.MOV
Apparently the spelling and pronunciation of this item varies quite a lot.
I call it a koozie/coozy (pronounced coo-Z). The word cozy makes me think of being comfortable and warm, while I normally use koozies to keep drinks cool⦠although I guess sometimes I also use them to make skinny drinks fit better in the wide cupholder, which might be an argument for ācozyā.
I think of cozy for hot drinks. I imagine the ācozyā cuddling the cup and keeping it warm. Thatās why I always thought they were called cozy.
perfectly reasonable⦠so do you use the same word for the foam sleeve used for keeping drinks cold?
i guess this could also be a location thing⦠do you by chance live somewhere that gets really cold in the winter, but not too horribly hot in the summer? Around here (upper central valley) winter can be coldish, but summer is hot!
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