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Wednesday, November 24, 2004
MOM'S WATER BOTTLE BAG

WATER BOTTLE BAG
copyright © 11/23/04 Dot Matthews
Mom's Water Bottle Bag water bottle bag
WW Red Heart Super Saver Artist Paint
I Hook
Rating: Intermediate – pattern uses the "flower stitch" which can be quite complicated for some.

Note 1: do not join rounds
Note 2: place marker in first stitch to mark beginning of rows.
Note 3: numbers in ( ) at end of row tells number of stitches for the row.
Note 4: "eye" refers to the ch 1 used to close the clusters
Note 5: cluster refers to a group of stitches all worked in the same stitch

abbreviations used:
ch – chain
dc – double crochet
sc – single crochet
ea – each
sl st – slip stitch

Row 1: ch 2, 6 sc in 1st ch. do not join. (6 sc)

Row 2: 2 sc in ea st around. (12 sc)

Row 3: (2 sc in next sc, 1 sc in next sc) around. (18 sc)

Row 4: (2 sc in next sc, 1 sc in next 2 sc) around. (24 sc)

Row 5: (2 sc in next sc, 1 sc in next 3 sc) around. (30 sc)

Row 6 thru 18: 1 sc in ea sc around. (30 sc)

Row 19: sl st in next sc.
step 1: ch 3,
    holding last loop of ea st on hook,
   2 dc in 3rd ch from hook (3 loops on hook - leave them there)

step 2: holding last loop of ea st on hook,
   sk 3 sts
   3 dc in next st (6 loops on hook)
   yo, draw thru 6 loops on hook
   ch 1 to close cluster

step 3: ch 3,
   holding last loop of ea st on hook
   2 dc in 3rd ch from hook (3 loops on hook - leave them there)

step 4: holding last loop of ea st on hook
   3 dc in same st as last cluster (6 loops on hook - leave them there)

step 5: holding last loop of ea st on hook
   sk 3 sts
   3 dc in next st (9 loops on hook)
   yo, draw thru all 9 loops
   ch 1 to close cluster
     
Repeat steps 3 - 4 - 5 around,

ending with 
repeat step 3 (3 loops on hook)
   yo, draw thru 3 loops
   join with sl st in eye of first cluster.

Row 20: This row is worked in the eyes made in row 19 instead of skipping stitches.
   step 1: ch 3,
   holding last loop of ea dc on hook
   2 dc in 3rd st from hook 
   yo, draw thru 3 loops
   ch 1 to close cluster

step 2: ch 3,
   holding last loop of ea dc on hook
   2 dc in 3rd st from hook (3 loops on hook - leave them there)

step 3: holding last loop of ea dc on hook
   3 dc in same eye as first cluster (6 loops on hook - leave them there)

step 4: holding last loop of ea dc on hook
   3 dc in next eye (9 loops on hook)
   yo, draw thru 9 loops
   ch 1 to close cluster

Repeat steps 2 - 3 - 4 around,

ending with
   repeat step 2 and 3 (6 loops on hook)
   yo draw thru 6 loops
   ch 1 to close cluster
Join in first eye.

Row 21: ch 1, sc in same eye as join, ch 4, (sc in next eye, ch 4) around, join in first sc.

Row 22: ch 1, sc in same st as join, 4 sc in next ch-4 space, (sc in next sc, 4 sc in next ch-
4 sp), around. Join in first sc.

Row 23: ch 1, sc in same st as join, ch 3, (sk 1 sc, sc in next sc, ch 3 around), join in first
sc.

Row 24: ch 1, 3 sc in next ch-3 sp around. join in first sc.

Fasten off and weave in ends.

DRAWSTRINGS (make 2)

Ch 80, sl st in 2nd ch from hook and in ea ch back to beginning. Fasten off.

weave drawstring through spaces made by row 23, tie ends of drawstring together, weave
second drawstring trough same spaces in opposite directions, tie ends of drawstring
together. Trim off tails.


Posted at 11:31 am by Dot

~kat
October 20, 2008   04:19 AM PDT
 
nevermind... I figured it out again... and I am writing it on the pattern for next time so I don't do this again ;)
Thanks anyway, and you really do come up with some great patterns, Dot!!
~kat
October 20, 2008   04:09 AM PDT
 
Hi Dot! Love this pattern, and working on my second one but for some reason can not get the flower stitches to look like flowers... The first time I had to play around, and I can't for the life of me remember how I got it to work. Any suggestions?
Thanks!
Betty
February 16, 2007   10:42 PM PST
 
I haven't found anything I didn't like on your site.. You do such a beautiful job on making up your patterns! I can hardly believe you offer them free to the public..
I only hope I can get to crochet up a third of your patterns, I would be so happy!
So little time, to do all I'd like to do... : )
To bad there isn't more people in the world like you and me.. I am a camp host in the summer and I offer to help all the kids make some kind of a craft everytime they come camping.. Gives their parents a break and they learn something fun to do! And I furnish all the supplies and charge them nothing! Gives me such pleasure..
Keep up the "Great" job!!
Thanks Bunches & Bunches!!
Betty
Kim
October 8, 2006   11:39 AM PDT
 
I'm a dancer, so water bottles become a nessity. This is a wonderful pattern and I'm so glad to show it off!
Susan
July 9, 2006   01:57 PM PDT
 
This is wonderful! I had started using a canteen to put my water in because I have neuropathy and it is so difficult to hold everything. this is a great way to hold my water and still look chic, lol.
Love and Hugs,
Susan
Jennifer
June 16, 2006   04:50 PM PDT
 
Dot, THANK YOU so much for providing this pattern free on the 'net. I tried this pattern from the Crochet-a-Pattern-a-Day 2006 Calendar and found it very confusing. There may be discrepancies between the two patterns for the same bottle carrier (?). I am so excited to finish it and give it to my mom as a surprise! Sincerely, Jennifer from Sumner, WA
michaelsgram
May 4, 2006   11:05 AM PDT
 
I printed your Scrumptiou Scraps Afghan for my knitting/crochet group buddy who does tons of charity work and was just the recipient of a lot of leftover yarn. I know she'll love this pattern to use it up. Thanks Dot.
Michelle
May 3, 2006   10:08 AM PDT
 
Hi Dot- Thanks for the great pattern!! Im having some trouble fitting my water bottle though- could you please tell me what size bottle you used? Mine is 24oz.
Dot
April 30, 2006   10:18 AM PDT
 
Hi Jo, I made this bag for my mother and she loved it. I'm glad to hear you like is too.
Jo
April 21, 2006   11:25 AM PDT
 
Love this bag - I carry it everywhere! An elderly lady at Loaves & Fishes where I volunteer wants one in bright pink so that's what I'm doing right now -- won't she look cute! So much nicer than carrying that "crinkly" bottle around. Thanks!
Dot
November 8, 2005   10:32 PM PST
 
Thank you, PatriciaGreen. I'm glad you like my patterns.
patriciagreen@optonline.net
November 8, 2005   08:45 PM PST
 
I'M CRAZY IN LOVE! ALSO THE GREEN-EYED MONSTER HAS GOT ME. BEAUTIFUL WORK AND DESIGNS. I'VE PRINTED OFF A COUPLE TO MAKE AS GIFTS.
THANK YOU A THOUSAND TIMES.
PAT
Joan
September 16, 2005   09:01 AM PDT
 
Thank you, Karen. Glad you like the patterns and I hope you enjoy them.
Karen
September 16, 2005   08:11 AM PDT
 
oops, wrong page. sorry i'm kinda new at this
Karen
September 16, 2005   07:52 AM PDT
 
Wow, love the patterns. My daughter is cowboy hat crazy...cant wait to start this pattern. thank you, thank you, thank you!
Dot
June 18, 2005   08:59 PM PDT
 
That's great, Bailey, I'm glad it worked out for you.
Bailey
June 18, 2005   08:37 PM PDT
 
I made this and oh my gosh I didn't get my water bottle mixed up with somebody elses water bottle at dance!
Dot
May 28, 2005   06:01 PM PDT
 
Hi Sandy, welcome to the great craft of crochet. I'd like to help you if I could, but you need to tell me exactly what it is you need help with.
Name
May 28, 2005   04:51 PM PDT
 
Hi, I am a beginner and have been taking a class through the city. I just made a similiar bag for my sunglasses and needed help with the drawstring. Thanks! Hopefully I can accomplish this!
Sandy Silverheartgirl@hotmail.com
Dot
May 11, 2005   05:36 PM PDT
 
Hi Janie, glad you like the site and I hope you enjoy the patterns. Keep crocheting and trying different patterns and stitches and you'll be a pro in no time.
Janie
May 11, 2005   04:56 PM PDT
 
hi my name is janie and i really injoyed ur site.. wonderfull, pretty hats you have there.. i hope that one day i do get as good as you do..(smiles)
Dot
December 9, 2004   05:24 AM PST
 
You're welcome, Nell. Glad you found something you like.
nell
December 8, 2004   09:08 PM PST
 
Thanks Just what I needed.
Dot
November 24, 2004   12:05 PM PST
 
Thanks, Rachel. I think I'm hooked on that stitch. I love using it.
Rachel
November 24, 2004   11:54 AM PST
 
Beautiful...I love your flower stitch items. :o)
 

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