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Free crochet pattern: Drawstring water bottle cozy

This cute water bottle cozy is easy to crochet and makes it convenient to carry a drink on the go!
This cute water bottle cozy is easy to crochet and makes it convenient to carry a drink on the go!
Credits: 
Rhonda Rowley

There are many beautiful places to take a walk in West Michigan, whether around your neighborhood, in the wilderness, or along the Lake Michigan shoreline.  With summer temperatures on the way, it is important to stay well-hydrated during physical activity.  Take a bottle of water along on your walks with this drawstring water bottle cozy.  The string doubles as a  cute handle, making it easy to carry.

It is designed to hold a standard size 16.9 oz (500 ml) water bottle.  The example shown was crocheted with worsted weight yarn and a size G hook.  Size will vary based on yarn selection, hook size, and tension, so it is best to have a water bottle on hand when making the cozy to ensure a good fit and make adjustments as needed.

Drawstring Water Bottle Cozy

Ch 6; sl st into first ch to form ring.

R1:  Ch 2; working in ring, dc 10; sl st into ch at beginning of round.

R2:  Ch 2; dc 2 in each dc around (20 st); sl st into ch at beginning of round.

R3:  Ch 2; *dc in next dc, dc 2 in next dc* around (30 st); sl st into ch at beginning of round.

R4:  Ch 1; working only in back loops, sc in each dc around (30 st); sl st into ch at beginning of round.

R5:  Ch 3; tc in eac sc around (30 st); sl st into ch at beginning of round.

R6:  Ch 1; hdc in each tc around (30 st); sl st into ch at beginning of round.

R7-13:  Ch 2; dc in each stitch around (30 st); sl st into ch at beginning of round.

R14:  Ch 1; hdc in each dc around (30 st); sl st into ch at beginning of round.  Fasten off and weave in ends; change colors.

R15:  Sl st new color into end of last round; ch 3.  Tc in each hdc around (30 st); sl st into ch at beginning of round.  Fasten off an weave in ends.  Change back to the first color.

R16:  Sl st into end of last round; ch 2.  Hdc in each tc around (30 st; sl st into ch at beginning of round.

R17-18:  Ch 2; dc in each st around (30 st); sl st into ch at beginning of round.

R19:  Ch 2; dc in each dc around (30 st); turn.

R20:  *Sk 1 dc; dc in next 4 dc* around (24 st); turn.

R21:  *Sk 1 dc; dc in next 3 dc* around (18 st); turn.

R22:  Ch 3; Tc in each dc around (18 st).  Fasten off and weave in ends.


To make the drawstring handle using the 2nd color, ch 200; turn and sc to end of ch.  Fasten off and weave in ends.  Weave the string through the spaces between the top row of tc to attach, leaving the slit on the back side of the cozy open for easy insertion and removal of bottles.  Tie the ends of the string into a bow.

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Rhonda Rowley has been crafting for as long as she can remember. She participated in her first craft show at the age of 10. She continues to...

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  • Liya 1 year ago
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    I loved it. Made it from multi colored cotton yard and added crystal beads to the cozy and wooden (bigger) beads to the drawstring handle.
    Thank you!

  • deiej 1 year ago
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    This is great.

  • Pat Vick 1 year ago
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    I have crocheted for years and I dont know what you mean by "tc".Could you hurry your answer as I am in a hurry to make this cozy. Thanks a lot. Email: pjcvck@gmail.com

  • Karen 1 year ago
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    Tc means treble crochet

  • LUVNCROCHET 1 year ago
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    Thank you for shairing your pattern. I just love it. It is so easy to do. Please share more.

  • kimberly 6 months ago
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    i am a beginner but i get confused on rows 19 20 21 22 i think it cause you say turn but no sl st but if you can email me a good explanation i will be so happy because that is all i have left to do is rw19-22. kimberly_durnan@yahoo.com is my email. i really wish you had the pictures by each step so i could see better lol i just started doing some projects with out pictures to follow. thanks so much

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