https://www.cutoutandkeep.net/projects/mesh-water-bottle-holder • Posted by Goddess Crochet
This water bottle holder is quick to work up, and SO handy for hiking, day trips, festivals, anywhere! Uses only 1 ball of cotton yarn to work up, so the cost of materials (minus the hook) is about $2. Can't beat that!
This water bottle holder is quick to work up, and SO handy for hiking, day trips, festivals, anywhere! Uses only 1 ball of cotton yarn to work up, so the cost of materials (minus the hook) is about $2. Can't beat that!
Ch 3 Sl st to first ch Ch 2 11 dc into ring Join to ch-2 w/ sl st (12 dc)
Ch 2 Dc into same st as ch 2 2 dc into each st around Join to ch-2 w/ sl st (24 dc)
Ch 2 2 dc into next st * 1 dc into next st, 2 dc into next st* Rep from * to * around Join to ch-2 w/ sl st (36 dc)
Ch 2 * dc into BL only of next st * Rep from * to * until end Join to ch-2 w/ sl st
Ch 2 * dc into next st. * Rep from * to * until end Join to ch-2 w/ sl st
6 – 14: Ch 4. Sk 1 st and dc into the next * Ch 1. Skip 1 st and dc into the next * Rep from * to * until 1 st remains Ch 1 Sl st into Ch 3 of Ch 4 from beginning of round
15 & 16: ch 1 (Place stitch marker if needed) Sc into same st as ch 1 Sc in each stitch around Sl st into first sc from beginning of round Add more sc rows if desired
Strap: Ch 2 * dc into next 3 st, ch 2, turn * Repeat from * to * until desired strap length is reached. Flatten bottle holder with the strap in the middle. Fold strap over to find the st you will be going into on your “mirrored” side. Sl st strap to mirrored side. Sl st in each st around(including through the other side of the strap) until you get back to the beginning sl st. Sl st into next ST and fasten off. Weave in ends.