Crochet Water Bottle Holder | Step by step guide
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- Hi fellow crocheters,! In this video, I'll be showing you how to create a beautiful and practical water bottle holder using predominately puff stitches. This s is a super beginner friendly tutorial where I'll be showing you step by step on how to do each stitch.
This water bottle holder is not only functional but also a stylish accessory that you can take with you on hikes, picnics, or just to stay hydrated throughout the day. It's a great way to showcase your crochet skills while making something useful for everyday use.
I appreciate you being here. If you have any questions, feel free to leave them below and I'll respond as soon as I can.
With love,
Alice
Very clear instructions and an excellent tutorial. Now, I must master the puff stitch. I'd love to make one 😉🌸 Your result is gorgeous, Alice. Thank you 🙏
Aw Danielle thank you for such a lovely message. I am so glad I am able to help! You’ve got this 💕💕
I did it for my stanley Hehe,i used the rainbow yarn, i actually added a crocheted flower which is a sunflower 🌻.Thanks so much for the tutorial! I loved how its so puffy when my sister's using my stanley i can see shes touching the puffy parts she said she like it❤
This makes me so happy to hear!! The addition of a flower sounds so pretty, I’m so glad you enjoyed the tutorial. Thank you for letting me know 🫶❤️
@@alicescrochetcorner It's truly nicee I LOVEE it so much I can't stop staring at those puffyyyieess! I will sub Rn I LOVE IT SO MUCCHHH🩷🩷
I like the idea of adding a flower! Might try it out
v easy tutorial thank you
You’re so welcome thank you for watching 💕
Thanks for this tutorial!, I made one using 2 shades of pink color>
That sounds so pretty!! 😍 thank you so much for watching 🥰
@@alicescrochetcornerto more tutorial ahead!, waiting for more crochet pieces ❤
I really like your tutorial as it was so simple to follow . I ended up using four colours white for the bottom , top and strap part and for the puff stitch part I used consecutively yellow, purple, pink and white ( all pastel colours) and it turned out so cute !!
@@graziellakelisamey4950 oh my god that sounds so pretty! I love how you used different colours, thank you so much for watching the tutorial and I hope you enjoy your new holder ❤️
@@alicescrochetcorner yes I loooveee it I got so many compliments!!
想拥有這樣一個款式新穎的袋
Thanks for the amazing tutorial 🩷 I ran into one problem, that being that my base needs to be larger to fit my bottle. How would I continue with the pattern for the base?
Hi! Thank you for watching the tutorial! 💕
In the video, the pattern for the last round of the base was:
Round 3 of the base: 1 dc, 2 dc in every stitch all the way around.
To add additional rounds to your base, you will need to increase the number of single double crochets (dc) between each pair of two double crochets. Here’s how you can continue:
Round 4 of the base: 1 dc, 1 dc, 2 dc all the way around (adding an extra 1 dc between each 2 dc).
Round 5 of the base: 1 dc, 1 dc, 1 dc, 2 dc all the way around (adding an extra 1 dc between each 2 dc).
Round 6 of the base: 1 dc, 1 dc, 1 dc, 1 dc, 2 dc all the way around, and so on.
Each new round, you’ll add one more 1 dc before the 2 dc.
Once you are happy with the size of the base, you can continue on the body of the holder by going to 8:38.
I hope this helps! Happy crocheting! 😊
Why does mine keep getting tighter and tighter😭
Ooh there could be a couple of reasons for this, one common reason could be that your tension might be tightening as you work, which is common with the puff stitch. I suggest potentially loosening your grip on the yarn while you crochet, and make sure you're not pulling too tightly on each stitch. You could also experiment with using a larger hook size to help alleviate the tightness. Hope that helps! Let me know if you have any other questions 🤞💕
what oz?
I think it is 20oz 😊