Nalgene Bottle Holder in Crochet
Tommy is sitting in a basket on the clean laundry.
So, I crocheted a bottle carrier for my liter Nalgene bottles.
I'm assuming you know how to join, then go up a round.
Using worsted weight cotton and an H hook:
Chain 20, join.
Single 20 around the chain, join.
Single crochet 2 in each of previous round. Join.
Single crochet around. Join.
Single crochet 2 in each of previous round. Join.
Circle up the side in spiral, using a size F hook. (I had 51 stitches around). Stop when it's the height you want it.
Chain 250 for the strap. Go back and forth 3 times to make it about an inch in width. End the crochet.
Opposite the place where the strap joins, attach the yarn, and crochet about 4 single crochet. Go back and forth until your loop is a nice length doubled over. Slip stitch it down to make the loop.
Tie the strap through the loop in order to adjust the length to your taste.
So, I crocheted a bottle carrier for my liter Nalgene bottles.
I'm assuming you know how to join, then go up a round.
Using worsted weight cotton and an H hook:
Chain 20, join.
Single 20 around the chain, join.
Single crochet 2 in each of previous round. Join.
Single crochet around. Join.
Single crochet 2 in each of previous round. Join.
Circle up the side in spiral, using a size F hook. (I had 51 stitches around). Stop when it's the height you want it.
Chain 250 for the strap. Go back and forth 3 times to make it about an inch in width. End the crochet.
Opposite the place where the strap joins, attach the yarn, and crochet about 4 single crochet. Go back and forth until your loop is a nice length doubled over. Slip stitch it down to make the loop.
Tie the strap through the loop in order to adjust the length to your taste.