Chunky yarn, bobbles, and tight stitch-work make this the perfect carryall for the fall and winter months.
Made with washable 100% acrylic, this purse can withstand your walks through the cold, subway rides, and use from the little ones. Large enough to hold your water bottle, wallet, phone, and more. Enjoy this bobbly, chunky, purse all year round!
Get the Pattern by Mama In A Stitch here
Water Bottle Holder
"A simple, useful thing of beauty. Thoughts of carefree days. Of travels. Of adventures. A cool sip of water on a hot day. Meet the lovely Crochet Water Bottle Holder. Because, really, any time you're adventuring you might need a sip of water from a bottle you'd like to carry with you. On a hike maybe or to a park. The strap is perfect for throwing over your shoulder or wearing it cross body style-which is my personal favorite. The water bottle cover is worked in cotton worsted weight yarn, the kind often used for dishcloths. You might even have some yarn in your stash for the project! Let's dive in!"
Making Waves Water Bottle Holder
This Making Waves water bottle holder is a fun and fashionable way to carry around your water bottle. It stretches to fit a variety of sized bottles. Peepholes in the center let you see if you are running low and need to replenish. It's a great way to keep you hydrated on your summertime outdoor adventures!
Call Me Hydrated Free Crochet Pattern
"This sensational DIY water bottle and phone holder will carry your essentials so your hands can be free while you enjoy life outside. Following this free crochet pattern couldn't be easier, as it includes step by step photos and a video tutorial, in addition to the written pattern. The solid crochet phone pocket clips onto the mesh crochet water bottle carrier so they can be used individually or together. Tuck your ID and debit card in with your phone and you're set for a great day!"
Jagged Crochet Water Bottle Holder Pattern
"This Jagged Crochet Water Bottle Holder Pattern uses the Jagged Crochet Stitch. This stitch I discovered while playing around with yarn and it seems to work best in the round! If you'd like to learn how to make it in rows successfully you can check out my Jagged Stitch Scrap Yarn Afghan pattern."
Puff Zip Wallet
Create this gorgeous puff stitch wallet! Very pretty and works up quickly. I really enjoyed making this and I hope you do too! Enjoy the free pattern! Pair with my crossbody bag pattern to make a set! The final wallet measures 6.5″ wide by 5″ tall. The wallet uses a size E and size G hook, 100% cotton yarn and 6 inch zipper. The stitches are worked into the zipper itself (use a awl or large sharp needle to poke the holes) then the pattern is worked down both sides of the wallet then joined together.
Clarice Carryall
A neutral, undyed yarn and textured motifs combine to make a tote that pairs with any outfit. Skills Used Basic crochet stitches: chain, double crochet, half double crochet, single crochet, slip stitch Crocheting in the round, increasing, crocheting in chain spaces, crocheting in the back loop and third loop, joining motifs Special stitches: FPdc (with written explanation and link to video tutorial in pattern) Skill Level Intermediate Finished Size Adult: 12.5” (32 cm) wide x 14.5” (37 cm) long. Materials Appalachian Baby Design Organic Cotton Sport yarn (100% organic cotton, 4 oz/113 g/250 yd/229 m) - 3 skeins in Natural Undyed, or approximately 555 yd (507.5 m) in any light weight cotton yarn. US Size F-5/3.75 mm crochet hook, or size needed to obtain gauge. Yarn needle. Gauge Motif = 6” (15 cm) square in pattern. Exact gauge is not critical for this project.
Crochet Mini Purse or Wallet
Are you looking for a way to make a dent in your yarn stash? Then this pattern for the Crochet Mini Purse or Wallet will be just what you need! This delightfully easy crochet pattern is a creative way to make something fun and unique for everyone on your holiday list.
From the blogger: "This pattern is for a fun clutch purse/wallet that makes up quickly. It is great for a child or an adult. So many different looks can be made by changing the yarn and buttons. Chelle, the designer, crochets dozens each year and donates them to me to pack in my Operation Christmas Child shoeboxes. Someone else used the pattern to make gifts for nurses and staff that attended her sick mother, and everyone loved them. A perfect little gift.
