Thanks Jayda! I made one today. It's going to be useful because I am on crutches, and now I can go to the kitchen to fill my water bottle or thermal coffee cup. I will probably also use it to tote my cell phone, ID, and keys on a quick errand. Cute and handy!
I just want to say THANK YOU! I’ve never crocheted in my life and after watching several of your videos and being intrigued, I thought I’d give it a try. Your bubbly personality is so inviting and the way you give instructions is so perfectly delivered that even a beginner like me can understand. I made one of these from some leftover yarn I had and am floored that it actually turned out as good as it did. I’ve been knitting for years but now I’m looking forward to tackling some more crochet projects! Thanks, again, and God bless! 😍
Hi Jayda. This is great! Very pretty, very versatile and I love the join as you go strap. Thanks for another great tutorial! Have a wonderful weekend! 💞
Hi Jayda, This is so nice and a great idea! I carry a water bottle all the time. Thanks for this idea! Have a great weekend to you and Mr. Institches and Mom stitches
Just completed this and it is absolutely perfect!! You are the reason I started stocking up on cotton yarn and I'm so happy! If it cools off early enough I'm taking me and my water bottle and it's holder on an evening walk 🚶♀️
My daughter is rarely without a bottle; either with water or iced coffee. She actually asked if I could make her a thermos holder! I'm looking forward to creating this for her. Thank you!
@@KimMesser514 She’s said in the past that she keeps an eye on her first round where the first row turns into the second row and uses this as her indicator of where her rounds end, and then she counts to keep track of her rows. I’ve been crocheting for over 20 years and I’m definitely on team stitch marker because I need the visible cue! But I admire Jayda’s super powers. 😂
I made this and love it! I will make more. I am also new to crochet so it was easy enough to follow. I use mine to hold little things like keys, cellphone etc that I take when I walk my dog. I would love to see a pattern of something similar to this but with a pocket for phone, keys etc plus the water bottle without the other stuff getting wet..🤔
Hi Marie, cotton will stretch less than acrylic and can handle getting wet and drying again repeatedly, better than acrylic as well. Having said that, you can use acrylic, but it might not have as long as life as one made with cotton 😊
Hi Gina, once your circle is the right size, you can start working up, so long as your stitch count is a multiple of 3 (which 36 is) then yes, go for it 😁
Having your bottle handy when starting the base could help if you need more or less increases as well as help to determine how many primrose rows you need
Jayda, I absolutely love your tutorials. I have made so many of them already. I just want to ask you how you feel about others selling your items made from your patterns. I would never do so without your permission.
Hi Megan, thank you for asking 💗 You're welcome to sell items you make using our patterns and tutorials, please include our Name, links to our Etsy shop, TH-cam channel and website somewhere in your product descriptions and/or tags for the design credit. Etsy Shop: jaydainstitches.etsy.com TH-cam: TH-cam.com/JaydaInStitches Website: jaydainstitches.com If you have any questions, please visit us at our Etsy Shop and we can help you further there 😊
Love the tutorial. Will try to make it a little smaller to fit a Poland Spring type water bottle. I like your yarn needle with the loop on the end. Do you have a link to purchase one? Thank you!
Hi! Thank you for watching 😊 Yes, you can find wool needles here: Wool Needles (Knitters Pride) - amzn.to/3qXM9Nh and here Wool Needles (Pony) - amzn.to/3n3s0UF
Hello Jaydaln. Can you put a Video out showing how to crochet a bag for a small and medium thermal flask with the handle. Someone is asking me to crochet one for them and I don't have a pattern. Would really love you to put up one. Thank you.
Hi Tracy, Thank you for watching! I'm not sure what the small and medium measurements of your flasks are, but this one is small enough at the bottom that it fits in a car beverage holder. If you need a shorter version of this, you just repeat fewer rows and the strap would be the same 😊
I love this pattern! Thank you! I do have a question regarding this or your other water bottle holder, (or a future one) what would you suggest creating a removable strap. I would to be able to have this for my desk or cup holder without a strap in the way. In the car the strap will sometimes get caught on the shifter. Do you think buttons would work ok? TIA!!
SUCH a pretty stitch! I haven't made the primrose anything yet...kinda anxious to try it now😁. Especially in something for my new great niece-Belesenccia. She came 3 months early 😳. At 3.3 lbs. Then lost weight😕 She can't go home until she weighs 4 lbs. Which is kinda sad, since mom doesn't see her other 3 kiddos much. Soon tho
Hi Blair, we recommend size 4 cotton yarn (we used 24/7 by Lion Brand here because it's awesome) but any size 4 mercerized cotton yarn that you like would suit. I don't know if Red Heart makes a mercerized size 4 cotton yarn (I'm in Canada so we have access to different yarns) but if they do, I suspect it would work 😊
Myself, I really like the join-as-you-go strap. I think it's more secure and saves so much sewing. I've been wondering if the Market Tote Bag project could be amended with join-as-you-go straps. I wonder if it might mean that top edge of the bag might be of slightly different height. The top edge below the strap loops would be lower; the edge between the strap loops one row higher. I really enjoyed this project. Lots of fun. Thank you Jayda InStitches.
Hi Allan! This strap join could be used on all of our projects that have separately made handles...for sure! The Big Market Tote bag has built in straps, but the Happy Scrappy bag could use this technique 💗
I like that needle u used to weave in ends, what is it called please and where can I purchase that. Love your tutorial, had to rewind more then once, lol.
Hi Debra, that's a wool needle. They're generally sold in sets of 3. Mine are by H A Kidd and they can be found where yarn and hooks/knitting needles are sold. They're also available on Amazon. We have a video on them here: th-cam.com/video/0EWXaWWffxc/w-d-xo.html and another one on them here: th-cam.com/video/an5Pm85TGNg/w-d-xo.html
Hi Julie, if you finished your width at 36 stitches, that's just fine, the Primrose stitch is built on any multiple of 3 for this project, so you can leave out the extra rows with NO problem at all 💗
Have not been able to crochet due to an algeric reaction to an antibiotic which has caused my skin to peel. My hands are in bad shape. Looking for a fast project to get me back into the groove.☺️
This was a very good design except when I tried the strap. It's all straight except I can really tell how uneven my tension is. I will try working on it again tomorrow to see if I can get the handle not so uneven with the next row on the strap
Hi Diane, if you find your tension is a little "jumpy" you might find switching to a smaller hook will help. This tightens up the tension and with the eventual bit of stretching that happens, any unevenness in tension will disappear.
@@JaydaInStitches I ended up looking at the strap, and redoing cause I was too tired to actually finish and should have stopped. I'm making another one today. I'm just using sugar and cream cotton
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Thanks Jayda! I made one today. It's going to be useful because I am on crutches, and now I can go to the kitchen to fill my water bottle or thermal coffee cup. I will probably also use it to tote my cell phone, ID, and keys on a quick errand. Cute and handy!
Hi Deb! We hope you heal up quickly 💗💗💗
This will make a nice Christmas gift for people who are walkers! Thanks so much for sharing your talents and patterns!
Absolutely! Thank you for watching Florence 😊
Another beautiful and fun project to crochet! Thank you again, so much, for sharing with us, and making it so easy to follow the instructions!
Thank you so much!
I just want to say THANK YOU! I’ve never crocheted in my life and after watching several of your videos and being intrigued, I thought I’d give it a try. Your bubbly personality is so inviting and the way you give instructions is so perfectly delivered that even a beginner like me can understand. I made one of these from some leftover yarn I had and am floored that it actually turned out as good as it did. I’ve been knitting for years but now I’m looking forward to tackling some more crochet projects! Thanks, again, and God bless! 😍
Hi Lori! We're so happy to hear that 💗 Thank you for watching!😊
You are really cheering me up. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Hi! Thank you for watching 😊
Fantastic instructions! This was a fun project that I will make again. Thanks so much!
Thank you for watching!
Hi Jayda. This is great! Very pretty, very versatile and I love the join as you go strap. Thanks for another great tutorial! Have a wonderful weekend! 💞
Thanks so much Thea! Have a super weekend 😊
Thanks Jayda! It’s a holiday weekend here in the states! Poured buckets here today but is supposed to be beautiful tomorrow!😀
Thank you my granddaughters love the water bottle holder
Wonderful! Thank you for watching 😊
Thank you, a great tutorial. You always explain everything so well and make it enjoyable.
We're so glad you enjoyed it!
Cute and very Functional. Thanks Jayda!!! Have a great day!!!
Thank you Traci! You too!
Your Welcome
Hi Jayda,
This is so nice and a great idea! I carry a water bottle all the time. Thanks for this idea! Have a great weekend to you and Mr. Institches and Mom stitches
Hi Sandy! It's good to stay hydrated...and stylish 😁
That has such a fun and cute look to it. I love it !!!
Thank you for watching Brooklyn 😊
Just completed this and it is absolutely perfect!! You are the reason I started stocking up on cotton yarn and I'm so happy! If it cools off early enough I'm taking me and my water bottle and it's holder on an evening walk 🚶♀️
Hi Gina, YAY! Actually, I'm not sure if I should be applauding supporting a yarn addiction or not * giggle *
This is a great project. It’s big enough to hold my insulated tumbler. Thank you for sharing. 💜🙏🏻
Wonderful! Thank you for watching Kathy 😊
I made this to wear on the 4th of July it turned out great your instructions where very easy to understand Thanks
Wonderful! Thank you for watching 😊
Fantastic tutorial. I enjoyed making it. I added some slip-stitches around the top edge and the handle in the hope it will stretch less.
Hi Sandy! Thank you for watching 😊
This was an amazing pattern! I did it in one go within a couple hours and I will be using it every day ❤️
Fantastic! Thank you for watching Katelyn 😊
My daughter is rarely without a bottle; either with water or iced coffee. She actually asked if I could make her a thermos holder! I'm looking forward to creating this for her. Thank you!
Wonderful! Thank you for watching Dawn 😊
Loved it
I like the way you made straps on this bottle better than other water bottle holder straps
Thank you very much!
I adore 24/7 cotton! Great tutorial!
Me too!! Thank you for watching Barbara 😊
I really like this 24 7 yarn, I find it to be softer than the other cotton yarns I have used in the past
Me too, I also find it sturdier and just all around prettier than other cottons I've used too!
Great water bottle holder Jayda love the built in strap thank you 😊Amanda xx💖
Thanks so much Amanda! 😊
Love this tutorial Jayda thank you so much.
Thank you for watching Naomi 😊
A beautiful project for my granddaughter to try
Thank you for watching 😊
Good pattern. Y'all are so close to 500k subscribers! Woo-hoo!
So close!
This is cute!! Perfect for summer, thanks 😊💜
Hi Cyndi, You’re welcome 😊
Can't wait to start on this. I think I'll make a smaller one too for my granddaughters sippy cup!
Great idea!
Wow sooooo adorable! Love it!
Thank you Karen! 😊
Hello Jayda and Mr Institches love your videos because I have crocheted a bunch of things.
Hi Rayven! Thank you for watching 😊
Hi Jayda!! I like it good idea the colors are nice combination thank you for sharing
Thank you for watching Maria 😊
I loved this pattern!! I have been looking for a bottle holder and so glad i used this one!
Hi Bella! Thank you for watching 😊
Thanks for sharing this tutorial. It's so cute going to try it. Thanks
Hi Yvonne! Thank you for watching 😊
That’s a great and beautiful idea for crochet 😊❣️
Thank you, Jayda❣️
Hi Jaana! Thank you for watching 😊
Thanks for the tutorial love the holder.
Thank you Denise 💗
Can’t wait to make this! Thank you!
Hi Pam! 😁
Love the colors .
Love this pattern love your shows. Is it possible for you to design a straight virus blanket where it starts at the bottom and works up
Hi Deen, thank you for the suggestion!
I'm not seeing a stitch marker. How are you knowing where the next increase to starts?
I count, but you can always place a stitch marker on the first stitch of the row if that's more helpful 😊
She's a pro.......
Ok and yes Brooklyn im aware she's a pro.
I was just curious if there was a special trick you were using. Thank you
@@KimMesser514 She’s said in the past that she keeps an eye on her first round where the first row turns into the second row and uses this as her indicator of where her rounds end, and then she counts to keep track of her rows. I’ve been crocheting for over 20 years and I’m definitely on team stitch marker because I need the visible cue! But I admire Jayda’s super powers. 😂
@@belantww me too. I'm eyes don't track well enough. They even screw up when I'm counting anything.
I crocheted around a rubber band with the half double crochet makes it a little tighter at the top, turned out cute
Hi Linda, great tip, thank you for sharing!
Love it, Jayda! 🌻🌼
Thank you for watching Mariann 😊
💜💜💜 Love the new design, thank you! 🥳
Hi Su! Thank you 💗
great tutorial! I had to laugh at the end 😂.❤
Thank you for watching 😊
Love the colors you used 😍
Thank you Sheena! They're so summery 😊
Great tutorial n holder.
Thank you for watching 😊
I made this and love it! I will make more. I am also new to crochet so it was easy enough to follow. I use mine to hold little things like keys, cellphone etc that I take when I walk my dog. I would love to see a pattern of something similar to this but with a pocket for phone, keys etc plus the water bottle without the other stuff getting wet..🤔
Hi! We have a bag crochet along that you might be interested in! Here's the playlist: th-cam.com/play/PLU-tvdaf-FneXKrx9tbPlLuU0nrsbfU6O.html
@@JaydaInStitches thank you! I'll check it out!
Love it !!! ❤️❤️❤️ Can’t wait to make one
Thank you for watching 😊
Hi do I have to use cotton yarn ? I have tons of #4 worsted weight scrap yarn .Would that work ? 🍭
Hi Marie, cotton will stretch less than acrylic and can handle getting wet and drying again repeatedly, better than acrylic as well. Having said that, you can use acrylic, but it might not have as long as life as one made with cotton 😊
Great tutorial! Thank you 😊
Thank you for watching 😊
Hello Jayda! Do I need absolutly a circle of 42 st.? Can I work with only 36? Thank you!
Hi Gina, once your circle is the right size, you can start working up, so long as your stitch count is a multiple of 3 (which 36 is) then yes, go for it 😁
Having your bottle handy when starting the base could help if you need more or less increases as well as help to determine how many primrose rows you need
Hi Cassandra, that's a great tip for folks making custom sized holders 😊 Thank you for sharing!
Jayda, I absolutely love your tutorials. I have made so many of them already. I just want to ask you how you feel about others selling your items made from your patterns. I would never do so without your permission.
Hi Megan, thank you for asking 💗 You're welcome to sell items you make using our patterns and tutorials, please include our Name, links to our Etsy shop, TH-cam channel and website somewhere in your product descriptions and/or tags for the design credit.
Etsy Shop: jaydainstitches.etsy.com
TH-cam: TH-cam.com/JaydaInStitches
Website: jaydainstitches.com
If you have any questions, please visit us at our Etsy Shop and we can help you further there 😊
@@JaydaInStitches thank you so much! I enjoy your channel and tutorials so much! I've made several pair of fingerless gloves already! My favorite!
Love the tutorial. Will try to make it a little smaller to fit a Poland Spring type water bottle. I like your yarn needle with the loop on the end. Do you have a link to purchase one? Thank you!
Hi! Thank you for watching 😊 Yes, you can find wool needles here: Wool Needles (Knitters Pride) - amzn.to/3qXM9Nh and here Wool Needles (Pony) - amzn.to/3n3s0UF
Would cotton the big cones work?
Hi Melody, as long as it's medium size 4, 100% cotton, and you have enough of it, yes 😊
Hello Jaydaln. Can you put a Video out showing how to crochet a bag for a small and medium thermal flask with the handle. Someone is asking me to crochet one for them and I don't have a pattern. Would really love you to put up one. Thank you.
Hi Tracy, Thank you for watching! I'm not sure what the small and medium measurements of your flasks are, but this one is small enough at the bottom that it fits in a car beverage holder. If you need a shorter version of this, you just repeat fewer rows and the strap would be the same 😊
Thank you
I love this pattern! Thank you! I do have a question regarding this or your other water bottle holder, (or a future one) what would you suggest creating a removable strap. I would to be able to have this for my desk or cup holder without a strap in the way. In the car the strap will sometimes get caught on the shifter. Do you think buttons would work ok? TIA!!
Hi! Buttons would be a great option for making a strap removable! Just make sure that the closer is a nice, tight fit 😊
Hi Jayeda can you please put the tutorial for the sun your name tag sun smily one. I want to do that please.
Hi! You can find that here: th-cam.com/video/R8X1lTFzWUc/w-d-xo.html
SUCH a pretty stitch! I haven't made the primrose anything yet...kinda anxious to try it now😁. Especially in something for my new great niece-Belesenccia. She came 3 months early 😳. At 3.3 lbs. Then lost weight😕 She can't go home until she weighs 4 lbs. Which is kinda sad, since mom doesn't see her other 3 kiddos much. Soon tho
Ohmygosh! She was just super eager to get here and play 💗
can I used red heart yarn for this project? Blair
Hi Blair, we recommend size 4 cotton yarn (we used 24/7 by Lion Brand here because it's awesome) but any size 4 mercerized cotton yarn that you like would suit. I don't know if Red Heart makes a mercerized size 4 cotton yarn (I'm in Canada so we have access to different yarns) but if they do, I suspect it would work 😊
@@JaydaInStitches I love your work!!!!😁
Myself, I really like the join-as-you-go strap. I think it's more secure and saves so much sewing. I've been wondering if the Market Tote Bag project could be amended with join-as-you-go straps. I wonder if it might mean that top edge of the bag might be of slightly different height. The top edge below the strap loops would be lower; the edge between the strap loops one row higher. I really enjoyed this project. Lots of fun. Thank you Jayda InStitches.
Hi Allan! This strap join could be used on all of our projects that have separately made handles...for sure! The Big Market Tote bag has built in straps, but the Happy Scrappy bag could use this technique 💗
Awesome thank you 🤗😀❤️🌻
No problem 😊
I like that needle u used to weave in ends, what is it called please and where can I purchase that. Love your tutorial, had to rewind more then once, lol.
Hi Debra, that's a wool needle. They're generally sold in sets of 3. Mine are by H A Kidd and they can be found where yarn and hooks/knitting needles are sold. They're also available on Amazon. We have a video on them here: th-cam.com/video/0EWXaWWffxc/w-d-xo.html and another one on them here: th-cam.com/video/an5Pm85TGNg/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for sharing...love this.
You are so welcome Belia!
I used Lily n Sugar n Cream yarn with a 5mm hook so I only had 36 stitches because my 42 was 4 inches across! I am hoping it will work out.
Hi Julie, if you finished your width at 36 stitches, that's just fine, the Primrose stitch is built on any multiple of 3 for this project, so you can leave out the extra rows with NO problem at all 💗
@@JaydaInStitches thank you Jayda! It worked out perfectly!
Hi trust u keeping u keeping well thanks beautiful pattern tc God bless regards Sandy Kasi 😘😍❤🙌🙏
I lost u for a while glad I found u
HI Elizabeth! Welcome back 💗
@@JaydaInStitches thank u love ur videos
Hey Jayda and Mr in stitches
Good morning!!
Nice ♥️ thanks ✋
Thank you Brigida 😊
Perfect. Thanks
What time did u say the crochet party is?
I have to leave in my wheel chair for my drs appt in about 25 minutes.
Good morning Kim! Check out the latest Family Post on the Community Tab for all the details 😊
Very nice
Thank you for watching 😊
Have not been able to crochet due to an algeric reaction to an antibiotic which has caused my skin to peel. My hands are in bad shape. Looking for a fast project to get me back into the groove.☺️
Yikes! We hope you're feeling better Susann 💗
I hope you heal quickly
That is pretty
Have you ever heard/ seen a triweave crochet pattern?
Hi Becky, yes! You can google it to see photos if you've never seen an example 😊
This is cute! I made myself something similar but with macrame😊I’d like to try the 24/7 cotton but it’s expensive here in Australia☹️
Oh neat! I love macrame too!
This was a very good design except when I tried the strap. It's all straight except I can really tell how uneven my tension is. I will try working on it again tomorrow to see if I can get the handle not so uneven with the next row on the strap
Hi Diane, if you find your tension is a little "jumpy" you might find switching to a smaller hook will help. This tightens up the tension and with the eventual bit of stretching that happens, any unevenness in tension will disappear.
@@JaydaInStitches I ended up looking at the strap, and redoing cause I was too tired to actually finish and should have stopped. I'm making another one today. I'm just using sugar and cream cotton
I love Hobby Lobby''a I Love This Yarn!
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I have a bunch of that 24/7
Getting very close to 500k subscribers!!!
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Say that fast 5 times heck 2 times lol 😉
You talk too much…get to the point!! Blabbing gir over two minutes to begin the project!!