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Step 8Assemble (sew) the parts
Turn both portions right-side out, so no permanent markings show. Line up the cuff with the circular bottom (on top in this picture). Use embroidery thread and a needle to sew the the pieces together. The minimum stitches per inch is two (one per half-inch), but you could put a stitch every eighth of an inch if you wanted to embellish.
To sew this coozie together, get a 2 ft piece of embroidery floss. Thread your needle, leaving the thread one side of the needle 6 inches, and the other 1.5 feet. Put a knot in the end of the 1.5 feet tail. Bring the needle to the inside of the cuff, and put the needle out through the side of the cuff about 1/8 inch from the bottom of the cuff. Hold the bottom portion so that a few of the edges line up with the circumference of the cuff. Then put the needle into the bottom portion about 1/8 inch from the edge. The needle is now inside the cuff. Repeat this stitch all the way around of the bottom of the coozie.
In this picture, I used variegated embroidery floss, and decided to go for a second round.
To sew this coozie together, get a 2 ft piece of embroidery floss. Thread your needle, leaving the thread one side of the needle 6 inches, and the other 1.5 feet. Put a knot in the end of the 1.5 feet tail. Bring the needle to the inside of the cuff, and put the needle out through the side of the cuff about 1/8 inch from the bottom of the cuff. Hold the bottom portion so that a few of the edges line up with the circumference of the cuff. Then put the needle into the bottom portion about 1/8 inch from the edge. The needle is now inside the cuff. Repeat this stitch all the way around of the bottom of the coozie.
In this picture, I used variegated embroidery floss, and decided to go for a second round.
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