Ok, I watched and followed this tutorial today, AND I DID IT! Thank you, at 62 I did not think I would ever learn to crochet properly. Thank you. Thank you.
It’s a long video but very well introduced. We need more people like you who take her time and show the right way of crocheting a project. Please keep posting amazing video’s. God Bless.
This was such a well put together tutorial! My holder turned out so cute! Sometimes I watch tutorials and I’m so confused half way through but this was great. And the little “good job” at the end. You’re like the Ms. Rachel of the craft world. 🥹
I had some trial and error with using the wrong hook size, but once I figured it out, it turned out perfect. I plan to use this at church camp this week! Thank you :)
Hi dhilah! Welcome to my channel! So glad you found me and were able to complete this project within an hour. The Mesh WaterBottle Holder is such a great project. If you would be comfortable I would love to see a picture of your finished waterbottle holder! I have a Private Facebook group called “I’m Hooked For Hope” where people share pictures of their projects if you would like to join. 😊❤️🧶
Hello hooked for Hope what a great idea. Because when the weather is finde I go out with my daughter and grandchild. A lot of times I wanted to Take something to trink with me but I did'nt know how since I am sitting in a wheelchair. But with your tutorial I will be able to. Thank you ❤️
Hi Brenda! I am so excited that you made this water bottle holder! I love using mine. Great idea adding another open area. I encourage people to make their projects their own and be creative. Oh you will definitely crochet like me if you practice and give it time. I've been crochet a long time and have been able to practice tension and the feel I want my stitches to have, controlling the stitch. It comes. 😊🧡🧶
@@CrochetWithTiffany thanks for commenting! I am proud of what I have finished in the year I have been doing this. I know time will help me out! Thank you!
I use too much tension as well. I compensate by going up one or even two crochet sizes (so 6 mm instead of 4 mm for my mercerized cotton). Works for me. Have fun practicing, I sure do. ;)
This is me, late to the party again (since this was posted 3 years ago) but I confess to some little confusion. I clicked the link for the written pattern, which btw includes a diagram (which I am still learning how to read). I kept going back and forth between this video and the written pattern. I noticed that when we get to row/round 10, there is a deviation. The written pattern instructs to sc in space BEFORE same st, then to ch 3, but the video states ch 5. I opted to follow the written pattern and my result ended up looking like the photo on the pattern page. Not a big deal, I'm sure. Anyway, thanks for the tutorial, because it does help to be able to follow a written pattern and have a video tutorial.
what a quick and simple project. less than an hr for 1st try. many more on my future projects list, each should go quicker. great gifts for christmas, etc! thanks for this cute pattern idea. keep em coming. another project idea: small crochet handbag with lining. I can do the bag already. I need a tutorial for simple lining (but others may need both). can you help with this? thanks in advance.
Hi Mary! Thank you so much for sharing and commenting!! I could definitely make a small crochet bag with lining. Might take me a little bit, my list is growing, but I will put this project on it for sure! 😊❤️🧶
Great questions! Honestly, because we are working a circle you can begin a couple different ways. If you would prefer to begin with a magic ring to close that circle even more you can absolutely do that. 🤗❤️🧶!
Thanks so much for your reply! Obviously I’m a newbie. I’m glad you said that because I end up with a too big open circle in the middle trying to do it with a locking slip knot like yours. You get it so nice and closed tight. Thank you! Love your videos!💛
Great question! You would add one more row to the bottom base of the holder to make a holder that is bigger. Insert a new Rnd 4: Chain 2, make one Dc in the first stitch space, then make one Dc stitch in the next 2 stitch spaces. Then Repeat 2 Dc in the same stitch, then one Dc in the next two stitch spaces. Then go about the pattern the same way it is written. Hope this helps! 😊🧡🧶
Hi Tiffany!! I accidentally bought 3 weight cotton yarn. How do I change the pattern to accommodate my yarn? By the way, love your channel and teaching approach!
Hi Melissa! Thank you so much! No worries on the 3 weight yarn. Because the yarn will be thinner everything will shrink which is ok lets just add one more row on the bottom circle then work upward. Rnd 1: 12 Dc in circle......................................total 12 Dc Rnd 2: [2 Dc in each stitch]............................total 24 Dc Rnd 3: [2 Dc in the first stitch, 1 Dc in the next stitch] repeat around..... total 36 Dc New Inserted Rnd: Rnd 4: [2 Dc in the first stitch, 1 Dc in the next 2 stitches] repeat around......total 48 Dc Then continue with the rest of the pattern as usual. Thank you so much for asking! I hope this helps. 😊🧡🧶
Hey Tiffany!! Thank you so much! The extra row helped! I’ve been making these for friends and am thinking of selling them. How much do you think they would sell for?
only thing i dont like with this pattern is when u join the other side of the strap the conection part stick out a bit and looks diff to the other side.made a few but other then that.there is another version that has some of a diff parrtern but the conection is the same still
I make the strap by chaining to length, slipping into the opposite side, and then double-crocheting into the underside of the chains. I find it easier…
I have watched hundreds of crochet tutorials and this is yet the best!
I’m so glad you liked it! 🤗❤️🧶
Ok, I watched and followed this tutorial today, AND I DID IT! Thank you, at 62 I did not think I would ever learn to crochet properly. Thank you. Thank you.
❤️❤️❤️ I am so excited for you and proud of you and what you were able to accomplish!! Great Job!! 😊❤️🧶
It’s a long video but very well introduced. We need more people like you who take her time and show the right way of crocheting a project. Please keep posting amazing video’s. God Bless.
Thank you so much Maryanna! 😊🧡🧶
Yayyyyy!!! I did it! my first completed project! Thank you!
YAY!! I'm so excited for you!!! Great job. 🤗💖🧶
I absolutely love my waterborne holder! Turned out beautiful! Thank you so much for the tutorial! Explained beautifully! ❤
Thank you for this video and all the others you do. I'm new to crochet and a visual learner; you make it so simple!
Thank you for this awesome tutorial . You are one of tte best crochet teachers. ♥️
THANK YOU so much!!!! 🥰🥰🥰
This was such a well put together tutorial! My holder turned out so cute! Sometimes I watch tutorials and I’m so confused half way through but this was great. And the little “good job” at the end. You’re like the Ms. Rachel of the craft world. 🥹
💖Thank you so much for the feedback and for crocheting with me. 😊🧶❤️
I had some trial and error with using the wrong hook size, but once I figured it out, it turned out perfect. I plan to use this at church camp this week! Thank you :)
I love these!!!
I made two of them last year and they were amazing!!
Thank you so much Tiffany for doing this tutorial 💗
God Bless ❤
Thanks so much! I also like to walk in the park on nice days. I'm looking forward to using my new holder!
Love that you’re giving this pattern a try! It’s pretty awesome. Thanks so much for sharing 😊❤️🧶
These will come in handy once summer hits for the grandchildren and my family that walk alot Thank you for such a great Tuturiol 🌼🌺Christina
This was a very quick and easy project. My water bottle holder turned out beautiful. 🧶
Hi Sheila! That's so great. 💖
Sheila Pittman nice. Yo should post it, I will post mine up on her page.
Awesome idea thanks for sharing your talents
This was so amazing and fun to make!!
Thank you for the awesome tutorial😃😃
You are so welcome! 😊🧡🧶
Omg! Elated. Managed to complete this project within an hour. Thank you for the tutorial & beautiful design.
Subscribed.❤❤❤
Hi dhilah! Welcome to my channel! So glad you found me and were able to complete this project within an hour. The Mesh WaterBottle Holder is such a great project. If you would be comfortable I would love to see a picture of your finished waterbottle holder! I have a Private Facebook group called “I’m Hooked For Hope” where people share pictures of their projects if you would like to join. 😊❤️🧶
Hello hooked for Hope what a great idea. Because when the weather is finde I go out with my daughter and grandchild. A lot of times I wanted to Take something to trink with me but I did'nt know how since I am sitting in a wheelchair. But with your tutorial I will be able to. Thank you ❤️
I Love Love Love that this tutorial connected with you! Thank you so much for sharing. 💖
On my second one now. Thank you again😊
I just finished the water bottle holder. I had to add another open area since I crochet tight. I wish I could crochet like you do! Thanks!
Hi Brenda! I am so excited that you made this water bottle holder! I love using mine. Great idea adding another open area. I encourage people to make their projects their own and be creative. Oh you will definitely crochet like me if you practice and give it time. I've been crochet a long time and have been able to practice tension and the feel I want my stitches to have, controlling the stitch. It comes. 😊🧡🧶
@@CrochetWithTiffany thanks for commenting! I am proud of what I have finished in the year I have been doing this. I know time will help me out! Thank you!
I use too much tension as well. I compensate by going up one or even two crochet sizes (so 6 mm instead of 4 mm for my mercerized cotton). Works for me. Have fun practicing, I sure do. ;)
made mine today. I'm so happy with the result! thank you for making this tuts, it really makes it so easy! :)
Awesome!! I'm so happy you made this Water Bottle Holder and are happy with the results! Thank you so much for watching Anngeneth! 😊🧡🧶
Loved it! Made 3! Thank you Tiffany! ✌🏻❤️🧶
Thank you... pattern very easy to follow.
Great for the summer!!!! Awesome
Loved this project ! 👌🏼 thank you !
I absolutely LOVED this tutorial. I made this for my mom for Mother's Day. She LOVED it!!! Thanks for such a cool tutorial, Tiffany!!!🤩🤯
Oh my gosh I love this! Thank you so much for sharing. 💖💖💖
👌👌♥️
Love the idea thank you very much for sharing very easy had to subscribe💜
Very fun and easy project
This is me, late to the party again (since this was posted 3 years ago) but I confess to some little confusion. I clicked the link for the written pattern, which btw includes a diagram (which I am still learning how to read). I kept going back and forth between this video and the written pattern. I noticed that when we get to row/round 10, there is a deviation. The written pattern instructs to sc in space BEFORE same st, then to ch 3, but the video states ch 5. I opted to follow the written pattern and my result ended up looking like the photo on the pattern page. Not a big deal, I'm sure. Anyway, thanks for the tutorial, because it does help to be able to follow a written pattern and have a video tutorial.
All my grandkids and kids are getting these! I'm catching up on your videos, I'm so behind.
I Love that you are making one for your family! That is so cool. Thank you so much for watching my videos. ❤️🧶😊
Can you make something that would be a water bottle and cell phone holder in 1?. Love this my bottle holder turned out great
Intriguing! I must give this a try. I'll put it on my list! Thank you so much for asking. 😊🧶🧡
@@CrochetWithTiffany thanks that would be awesome
Cool 🤠
Super cute!
Thank you! 😊
what a quick and simple project. less than an hr for 1st try. many more on my future projects list, each should go quicker. great gifts for christmas, etc! thanks for this cute pattern idea. keep em coming.
another project idea: small crochet handbag with lining. I can do the bag already. I need a tutorial for simple lining (but others may need both). can you help with this? thanks in advance.
Hi Mary! Thank you so much for sharing and commenting!! I could definitely make a small crochet bag with lining. Might take me a little bit, my list is growing, but I will put this project on it for sure! 😊❤️🧶
thank you so much! you're super 💚💯
?? Do we need an adjustable starting slip knot so we can pull the circle tight after the first row, or a locking slip knot?
Great questions! Honestly, because we are working a circle you can begin a couple different ways. If you would prefer to begin with a magic ring to close that circle even more you can absolutely do that. 🤗❤️🧶!
Thanks so much for your reply! Obviously I’m a newbie. I’m glad you said that because I end up with a too big open circle in the middle trying to do it with a locking slip knot like yours. You get it so nice and closed tight.
Thank you! Love your videos!💛
Beautiful
I'm totally a beginner. How can I make one for a bigger bottle(wider diameter)?
Great question! You would add one more row to the bottom base of the holder to make a holder that is bigger. Insert a new Rnd 4: Chain 2, make one Dc in the first stitch space, then make one Dc stitch in the next 2 stitch spaces. Then Repeat 2 Dc in the same stitch, then one Dc in the next two stitch spaces. Then go about the pattern the same way it is written. Hope this helps! 😊🧡🧶
Thank you so much
Hi Tiffany!! I accidentally bought 3 weight cotton yarn. How do I change the pattern to accommodate my yarn? By the way, love your channel and teaching approach!
Hi Melissa! Thank you so much! No worries on the 3 weight yarn. Because the yarn will be thinner everything will shrink which is ok lets just add one more row on the bottom circle then work upward.
Rnd 1: 12 Dc in circle......................................total 12 Dc
Rnd 2: [2 Dc in each stitch]............................total 24 Dc
Rnd 3: [2 Dc in the first stitch, 1 Dc in the next stitch] repeat around..... total 36 Dc
New Inserted Rnd:
Rnd 4: [2 Dc in the first stitch, 1 Dc in the next 2 stitches] repeat around......total 48 Dc
Then continue with the rest of the pattern as usual.
Thank you so much for asking! I hope this helps. 😊🧡🧶
Hooked For Hope By Tiffany Hansen Thank you so much!!! 🥰
Hey Tiffany!! Thank you so much! The extra row helped! I’ve been making these for friends and am thinking of selling them. How much do you think they would sell for?
What is the name of this stitch?
Hi Mawryl. Hmm, the Hdc stitches are just that, the mesh stitches in between are actually called mesh or net stitches. I hope this helps.
only thing i dont like with this pattern is when u join the other side of the strap the conection part stick out a bit and looks diff to the other side.made a few but other then that.there is another version that has some of a diff parrtern but the conection is the same still
I make the strap by chaining to length, slipping into the opposite side, and then double-crocheting into the underside of the chains. I find it easier…
What would you charge for this project. It took me longer because cotton yarn is trickier. And I tried a different hook to use with the cotton yarn
Hi Diane! Go ahead and email me and we can work out compensation for a finished product. 😉🧡🧶
HookedForHope@gmail.com
@@CrochetWithTiffany i tried hookedforhope@gmail.com
It didn't work.
Hmm, ok, could I have your email address so I can contact you? 😊
@@CrochetWithTiffany dmkerkhof@gmail.com
What video editing app do you use?
Hi Sassy Lyric! I use Filmora 10 Wondershare as my editing software