How to crochet a water bottle holder

*The third round is
Two Double crochet in one stitch
One Double crochet in the next two stitches
Repeat until the end of the round.
Find the pattern pdf here:
maidenpietown....

[@maidenpietown]

Please see description for clarifaction on third round.

[@Jamfan8083]

Glad you put that in the description, because you were saying sc and you we’re continuing to do dc

[@Leomyylime]

I've never crocheted in my life. Literally bought a hook and wool yesterday, got the notion to make a bottle holder and watched this and made it in less than a day!! Thank you so much!!! I can't believe I put of starting for so long, you made it so easy!

[@legoyoda2773]

Did you watch any videos before this to practice? Im trying to make it and Im so confused

[@ellenfern7380]

Dont use wool on you're first project because wool is expensive lol start with red heart this way if you waste it then it doesnt matter it doesnt cost much

[@mailezambrano6346]

Just finished making this!!! It is so cute!! I made mine bigger for my huge ass water bottle and the only modification I had to make was make the base larger. Another commenter mentioned that to make the circle base larger just do two double crotchet in one stitch and then do 1 double crochet in the next 2 stitches and then for the next round do 2 double crochets in one stitch and then 3 double crochets in the next 3 stitches and then for the next row do 2 double crochets in the same stitch and 4 double crochets in the next 4 stitches so on and so on until you get the base circle as big as you need!

[@heyitsme9378]

Ok im trusting your base method bestie wish me luck :D

[@Nightdominia]

Had to modify for a 34 oz. stainless steel hydro bottle, but used techniques from a polka dot blanket to make the base bigger, a couple more cluster rows to handle the height, plus a wider band to handle the weight. It's making a nice little pouch to just slide the bottle into. Thanks for the clear instruction and the sturdy design.

[@awksthatsnotmyname]

Thank you to this original creator here! This was very easy to follow - you should do this as a job! Well done and thank you ❤

[@angelglow281]

I just made one in pink and I love it. It turned out really cute. I’m going to have to make my mother one for Mother’s Day! This tutorial was awesome and very helpful.

[@Jellybabies27]

The instructions were clear and it was so easy to follow through, finally made my first crochet 🧶 love this tutorial! Definitely gonna save it down ❤️ thanks love.

[@akris66]

picked up the crochet after a decade! And was able to make this! Great instructions! Thankyou

[@maidenpietown]

Thank you!

[@classicpubglover6191]

I'm halfway done,and let me just say: She explains ot so well and clearly and I'm having a lot of fun rn

[@mompols]

Thanks for this very clear tutorial! I just finished mine within one sitting. This is really beautiful ❤

[@heyitsme9378]

This makes me sad that I get so angry when I do something wrong, I can't finish anything quickly :(

[@anna_fitme]

Thanks for the tutorial! Did one for my hubby. He loved it. ❤

[@nna_-mg6kq]

I made it! It turns out so cute! Thank you for very clear instruction!

[@Yarnycrafts]

Done. Finished my first crochet project. Was so fun! Love how it turned out!

[@myxcakeyxlife3238]

This is my second day and about tenth attempt at making something. Your tutorial was very informative and I love the way you showed us via camera angles and such, it was so detailed I only made two mistakes and you can barley notice them 😂I’m so grateful for your videos!❤

[@maidenpietown]

Thank you so much!!!

[@vilu3910]

Thank you so much for this tutorial! I never did crochet before and it was really easy for me to follow the instructions! Greetings from germany :)

[@kaydavis2310]

This tutorial was so easy to follow. Thank you! I struggle to follow written crochet patterns and would say I'm a visual learner. This tutorial was fantastic. Now a new subscriber.❤

[@maidenpietown]

Thank you!

[@abegailparinas1174]

Thank you for sharing this tutorial. Very simple and beautiful! I made my own and it turns out beautiful :)

[@doublebatchchick2668]

When she says single crochet she actually means just 1 double crochet in each stitch rather than 2. A bit confusing if you’re new, but you can tell because she yarned over before she inserted her hook. ☺️great tutorial

[@maidenpietown]

*The third round should be Two Double crochet in one stitch One Double crochet in the next two stitches Repeat until the end of the round.

[@corinnedoesroblox6782]

Thank you i was watching her and was like... uhh thats a double crochet

[@mehdi4194]

You need to pin this comment

[@brookekilgore5937]

Oh my gosh I thought I was going crazy

[@odettehenry9908]

Beautiful pattern, I will try to make it, never made water bottle cover before, thank you

[@Sabaholics]

Omg I was crying over this my stitches were coming out 36 I was going crazy I made somehow, then now I started doing it again and looking dor answers in the comment . Thanks allot for explaining.

[@loisbilladeau5018]

Very lovely pattern ! Like that you showed how to make it in a light color thread.....much easier to see the stitches. So many use dark thread which is not good to see wear the hook is going. Great video, Thanks!

[@maidenpietown]

Thank you! I really appreciate that!

[@auxdity6]

thank you so much for this!! i made one for a friend's birthday and now her sister wants to commission one (so exciting bc i only have been crocheting for ~6 months, never done a commission b4)

[@ritu3979]

I hv made one for my daughter and she is too happy with the design...End product has come out very well....Thanks a ton for the tutorial

[@maidenpietown]

Wonderful! Thank you!

[@janetbaker2434]

The video was very clear and I love my water bottle holder I can’t wait to see what else you have on utube

[@clairem3403]

Love this pattern and so handy on my drinks bottles. Very clear instructions, thanks so much x

[@asmitadeshpande4186]

Love the pattern and very clear instructions

[@amamahanafimughal]

used this tutorial as a beginner and it was such a good guide🎀 thank you!!

[@sharongodinez6895]

Hello there, crochet community! I loved it, so easy to followwith your clear instructions. Thanks a lot!

[@yee8919]

Wow, really clear and easy to follow instructions, really love your tutorial. Just subscribed to your channel and look forward to your nice projects. Thank you so much! :)

[@maidenpietown]

Thank you so much!!!

[@Pur9leRain]

Thank you dearie. This is quite a unique pattern. I’ve been looking online for days and keep coming back to your design as it is so pretty. I’m half way through but wanted to quickly make a comment. You may know, but there are some Orla Keily vibes, which is wonderful.

[@cactusland960]

Great tutorial, I really love it! I am wondering something though, in the third round when working up 32 stitches you say single crochet but you yarn over, did you mean a single double crochet in the two stitches after the increase? Thanks!

[@virginiasanchez4480]

Plz continue making videos tutorials , you are really good explaining , I wonder why did you stopped making more videos🤔, learned a lot from you , I’m a breast cancer survivor , and I started crocheting , seen a lot of videos but yours are the best for me Thank you I hope you will continue sometime soon 🤗

[@maidenpietown]

Thank you for the kind words! I’m hoping to get more videos out soon! I have a few patterns in the works. We recently moved and are starting to get back in the swing of things! I really appreciate your comment.

[@everythingellie309]

Quick and easy! Thank you for sharing. Great tutorial👍

[@annikalad]

You do such a good job explaining. Thank you!

[@maidenpietown]

Thank you!

[@Potatoppl1225]

I was able to follow easily, I think the thickness of my yarn made it smaller but hopefully it stretches good

[@everythingellie309]

Love the results and tutorial! Great job!👍

[@maidenpietown]

Thank you!

[@beatriza.4626]

i started making this today i just had a 5 mm hook so it is a bit loose :// i will try to do it later with a 4 mm one update just finished it with the 4 mm hook it looks good!!! thank you so much i just started crocheting and it was very easy to follow your tutorial :)

[@maidenpietown]

Yay! Thank you!!

[@kellypatika4770]

that was amazing and truly easy to follow . thank you ❤

[@nicollevalencia9414]

what size water bottle would you say this fits? and is there anyways to estimate what hook size we need for other sizes

[@shelleywarkentin9656]

Confusing in round 3 when you say single crochet, but you are clearly stitching a double crochet. 2 DC in next stitch, 1 DC in next 2 stitches. Why do you say single crochet? Just wondering.

[@maidenpietown]

I noticed I misspoke after I posted the video, I tried to clarify in the description. Round 3 Two double crochet in one stitch One double crochet in the next two stitches Repeat until the end of round

[@lesafrakes3578]

great tutorial..you did such a good job. Is there any way you could post the pattern so I can try and follow that since I have seen the "hands on" portion. Thanks so much.

[@shariwollam8606]

Very easy to follow! Thank you!

[@melindatrkn]

Done. It was easy to follow, thanks

[@phyllisdevonish859]

I like the wide strap.

[@arianneocfemia9537]

Very easy to follow even for beginners🙌🤩Thanks for this!!

[@hungto1984]

Hướng dẫn dễ móc quá tuyệt vời cảm ơn bạn

[@reginamesa2526]

Great pattern. Thank you 💗

[@aflynn3654]

I loved it, made 7 colors, will you be willing to make a video of a phone cover with this stitch?

[@allienliiz]

Hi!! I’m so excited to have made one of these, thanks to your tutorial! Regarding the ending, once the handle is finished, how do I go about weaving the ends? Do I have to cut the slipknot and then weave the rest in, or how does that work? I’m too afraid to do something wrong and ruin what I’ve made, so any advice would be great!

[@maidenpietown]

Thank you! When I finish the handle, I make sure to leave a long enough strand of yarn to stitch the handle to the the other side. Once it is stitched to the other side, I weave in the ends. When I do more tutorials I will make sure to show parts like that. I hope this helps.

[@btngchck]

Thank you for this video!

[@meirelararafaell6560]

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[@celestenguyen1833]

Hi! Thank you for making such an easy to follow tutorial! I was wondering what yarn you used in this video? The yarn I am currently using makes it hard for me to see my stitches

[@maidenpietown]

Thank you! It’s worsted weight cotton yarn. I used Lion Brand 24/7 Cotton Yarn.

[@arinas5828]

hey thanks for making this tutorial and giving clear instructions, I attempted on making one and perhaps you know why do the circle on the bottom turns out to be small... didn't even fit the water bottle... is there something wrong? could it be the size of my yarn? i use reguar cotton yarn.. thank you so much 🌜

[@maidenpietown]

Thank you! You could trying going up a hook size. I crochet loosely, so that might

[@liminalcrypt1d]

I only have one problem with this video, when you said single crochet at the beginning when talking about putting one double crochet and not actually single crochet, it confused me for a second 😅

[@maidenpietown]

I address this in the description of my video. I didn’t notice my mistake until just after I posted my video. I’m sorry for the confusion.

[@deborahstottle5432]

I’ve tried this several times. The base is 36 not 32 and for some reason I can’t seem to end up with the shell at the end to slp st to the chain 4. It ends with a triple crochet. What am I doing wrong here?

[@rosepresburger2361]

I love this tutorial! It is so clear and easy to see what you are doing. How many yards did you use for this? I have a small ball that’s 120 yards and maybe half the width of my worsted yarn (I can’t find the weight on the yarn package) do you think this would work? Thank you for providing such wonderful tutorials to follow!!

[@maidenpietown]

Thank you! I use around 150-170 yards. I’m not sure you will have enough to make it work. However, you could make the strap shorter to try to compensate. Thank you for the kind words.

[@rosepresburger2361]

@@maidenpietown thank you! I think I will make the body out of the yarn and buy a separate ball for the strap!

[@carediozon8186]

Very clear instruction love it ..i subscribed your channel...Thanks much

[@maidenpietown]

Thank you!

[@sbddreamatrix7891]

What confuses me is that you say the chain 2 does not count as a double crochet, but at the end of the round you say to slip stitch in the very first double crochet that you did, but it's basically just the top of the chain 2

[@joytucker8034]

loved the tutorial, very easy to follow! next time, like for row 3, i would say 2 double crochets in the first stitch, then one double crochet in the next 2 stitches. you said a single crochet, i understood what you meant when watching the video but it was kinda like you were saying a single crochet instead of a double. just a lil constructive criticism! loved it tho! ❤️

[@maidenpietown]

Thank you! I have tried to address that in the video description and in the comments. I’ll try to fix the video as soon as I have some extra time. These videos take hours upon hours to complete, not to mention the time it takes to design the pattern.

[@joytucker8034]

@@maidenpietown i completely understand! just letting you know!

[@haz8964]

Please make more videos love your channel thanks

[@maidenpietown]

Thank you!

[@laciebrayton8494]

How would I make the base of this bigger? I want it to be able to fit a large hydro flask. It’s probably a silly question but I’m still very new to crocheting!

[@irenejansen1903]

Hi, maybe i can help. In the round you stitch two double crochet into the same stitch. After that you do one double crochet into the next stitch and the one after that. So an increase and then two normal ones etc. For the next round (when you want to make the base bigger) you continue doing this but adding one extra normal stitch. So 2 double crochet in the same stitch (increase) and then in the next three stitches are normal double crochets. I realise this may sound confusing but you can search for how to crochet a circle. It is the same thing :)

[@anneweinstein5778]

This is great! Your directions are so clear. Is there a written pattern for this?

[@maidenpietown]

Thank you! Unfortunately, I don’t have a written pattern out yet.

[@alisonchikasawa2736]

Hi! What size water bottle is this made for? I have a 32 oz bottle that i wanted to make this but the water bottles your using looks smaller than mine! Also if i were to make the bottom bigger how would I make the sides bigger as well without it turning into a bowl? love the video tho :)

[@sylviaportales-cantu3930]

Love this pattern. How would you make a larger bottom?

[@emilymoscaritolo]

Not sure if this comment is too late for you. I was wondering the same thing so I tried this. After row 3 I kept increasing by doing 2 dc in one stitch, then one dc in the next 3 stitches. I stopped there and it made a holder that snugly fits my 1000ml Nalgene bottle. If I were to do it over I’d probably add one more row increasing the same way: 2 dc in the same stitch, then one dc in the next four stitches. I hope that makes sense!

[@joanneyeo1847]

@@emilymoscaritolo was scrolling down to find a solution for this and am actually making a holder for a 1000ml Nalgene too! Thank you so much :)

[@nastasiashing2339]

What if i wanted to made a much wider base?

[@esterrowe9175]

On third row 2dc same stitch, then 1dc, i got total of 36! Twelve 2dc + twelve 1d. Total 36!!! You said 32 ?

[@Rinizzlexo]

The math isn’t matching when I get through round three. I keep ending up with 36 stitches instead of 32.

[@tcomo]

So as soon as I switch from the single crochet to do the next row of treble crochets, I am missing a stitch and only coming up with 31. I can’t figure out what I’m doing wrong I’m following the video exactly how you are explaining. What could I be doing wrong to be missing one stitch? Somebody anybody plz HELP! I can’t figure this one out!

[@lehaco]

Hi Maiden, thank you for the tutorials. If my bottle base is a bit bigger, please advise which row pattern should I repeat for bigger base ? Thank you.

[@maidenpietown]

Hello! The base is fairly stretchy. I can get a wine bottle to fit in mine. However, you can either go up a hook size or continuing increasing the base by 8 more stitches after you crochet the first round of 32 stitches. I hope that made sense!

[@lehaco]

Thank you 😊

[@margaretseabrook7981]

Love it.

[@maidenpietown]

Thank you!

[@heyitsme9378]

22:25

[@silvaprincessmaec2274]

Hi what is the round size of your bottle? So that i can use your pattern without adding for adjusting

[@crochet2742]

So beautiful

[@maidenpietown]

Thank you!

[@woahashlyy1206]

6:35 - 1st round base end and start of the wall

[@carissaknight825]

I’m so confused you said two double crochets then two single crochets but you kept doing double crochets. Do I do single or doubles 😭

[@maidenpietown]

I’m sorry. I didn’t mean to say single crochet. I addressed that in the description of my video. I noticed the mistake after I posted the video. It’s double crochet, not single.

[@alanakelly7585]

Quick question, am I allowed to make this and sell them?

[@eiko5285]

hi! how can i make the base wider? thank you

[@deannagilman7317]

Is there a pdf of this pattern somewhere?? ❤

[@maidenpietown]

maidenpietown.etsy.com/listing/1581861767/crochet-water-bottle-holder-pdf-pattern

[@laurieallen2634]

I really like your this project but I was wondering could you post written instructions? It would be really helpful for me. Thanks!

[@maidenpietown]

Thank you! I do want to get the written pattern posted. I need to find some spare time to get it done. ❤️

[@CayBij]

How do you calculate how many rounds to do for the bottom before u start the sides? I have a bottle bigger than yours 😅

[@maidenpietown]

The body of the water bottle holder is in multiples of 8. To make it a little bigger, you can do a few more rounds when crocheting the base. You can increase stitches when making the base. Just make sure you start the body of the water bottle with a multiple of eight. I have 32 for mine, so you might want to try 40 stitches. If that isn’t big enough, try 48. You can also try using a bigger hook and that might work too. Thank you.

[@filiz6958]

@@maidenpietown hii, im new to crochet so sorry for bothering you but what do you mean by keeping the base with a mutliple of eight? like you have 32 stiches if i were to have 40 how would that work?

[@krishpooja7461]

Great. I will try it ❤️🙏🏼

[@mcpywl209]

Beautiful 💕

[@maidenpietown]

Thank you!

[@lakhyamullaghabhoruvlog]

heloo ur new frd here

[@maryamaseniero]

Amazing

[@maidenpietown]

Thank you!

[@joparil]

Can I use acrylic yarn for this?

[@chantalg2035]

@Jo Anne Paril I used acrylic yarn for this project, it worked pretty well but I think cotton would be much more durable overtime and it seems to not stretch as much as the acrylic does. But short answer is that acrylic is alright and still looks great however cotton yarn would be ideal :)

[@luwandaartrelle4250]

Double crochet not single crochet

[@esterrowe9175]

You need to clarify third row!!#

[@maidenpietown]

I did, several times. It’s in the description, it’s a pinned comment, and it’s clarified in the subtitles.

[@wandacecil3037]

What size hook did you use

[@maidenpietown]

Hi. I used a size F/3.75mm hook. I crochet loosely, so if you crochet tightly, you might want to go up a size.

[@donnacurtis2750]

You. Add a mistake it is a double crochet in next 2 stitches you keep calling it a single

[@lalabels223]

sorry but I can't catch up with the handle

[@maidenpietown]

I’m not sure I understand your question.

[@lalabels223]

@@maidenpietown I mean the strap?

[@mehdi4194]

You say single crochet but do a double instead. Then you say single crochet in one stitch and another in the other but go on to do two double crochet in the same stitch. After the first 5 min the video becomes so confusing.

[@itzzzmejairah2318]

7:50

[@janhenderson2521]

You are saying single crochets into the stitches. What you mean is one double crochet into the next two stitches. At least newbies can watch what you are doing so they can work it out.

[@maidenpietown]

I’ve address this multiple times, hopefully most people will see that. It’s in the description, comments and subtitles.

[@maidenpietown]

maidenpietown.etsy.com/listing/1581861767

[@woahashlyy1206]

9:17

[@woahashlyy1206]

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[@jykeiras.5217]

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[@jykeiras.5217]

24:14