#Crochet Bottle Holder

[snootyfoxfashion]

Crochet Water Bottle Holder from FrogInASweater

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[craftykap]

Sharing this pattern to keep it on hand for a project for my boss. This can help others with larger water bottles.

Pattern is here

[mythinginmyroom]

➡️small cat applique pattern >>

➡️hello kitty (big cat applique) pattern >>

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[ilyssascrochet]

[neosimi]

cc stuff has been sloooow to get back into, sims stuff in general. i’ve been pretty focused on learning how to crochet and when i fixate on one thing, everything else falls at the wayside. so, i apologize to anyone anxiously waiting the grocery cc set, im taking it super slow. in the meantime, enjoy my first project completed: an airpod case! :]

[niceven-crochets]

I’m currently working on a water bottle holder. The cotton yarn that I’m using is stiff enough that when I take the bottle out, the holder stays standing on its own and this is endlessly amusing to me.

[peacelovefrog]

[garagevermin]

through the unstoppable power of gay audacity and adhd, I can crochet a rainbow bralette for pride with adjustable closures and straps without a pattern. in one day

[evanjupiter]

made this adorable water bottle holder inspired by vivi crochet on youtube! made using my favorite milk cotton yarn 🐚

also it is available in my shop

[thetangibleghost]

All the stuffies I have

[bestphoneunder20k]

Product Review: Crochet Wine Bottle Holder vs Water Bottle Holder

Hey there! Welcome to our review comparing and reviewing a range of crochet bottle holders and water bottle carriers. These unique and stylish accessories are not just functional but also add a touch of charm to any bottle. So, whether you want to keep your beverage cool or simply add some flair to your home decor, these products have got you covered! Crochet bottle holders and water bottle…

[made-with-yarn-and-stuff]

Cherry Blossom Water Bottle Holder

Cherry Blossom Water Bottle Holder with strap is a crochet pattern. A fun DIY project, this pattern is for a floral water bottle carrier that fits in line with fantasy, fairycore and cottagecore aesthetics. This makes a great gift for those who frequent renaissance fairs or conventions to easily carry water bottles hands free with a strong, comfortable strap.

For the pattern, check out my Etsy!

[waddei]

something very few talk about when it comes to learning a new skill is how it unlocks a new level of appreciation for the seemingly mundane

as I learn more about knitting or crocheting for example, I've found myself examining Every knitted garment I see people wear in the street. is it machine made? does it have cables? what kind? how thick is the wool? how thight is it? how is it constructed?

im specially fond of any crochet items as they're always confirmed to be handmade to some degree! I saw a woman with a crocheted bottle holder the other day in the bus, and a woman with a loosely knit shawl that must have required some big ass needles!

i really do think every skill you learn widens your perception of the world around you in lovely ways .. it's something I always find so thrilling!

[mythinginmyroom]

[h3artstain]

A list of (realistic) things you can do to be more environmentally friendly

(from an earth-loving horticulture student.)

— COSMETICS

Use bar soap instead of soap bottles

Use old toothbrushes for cleaning surfaces

Try exploring and researching some homemade face/body/lip products

Use ice sleeves, sunglasses, and caps instead of sunscreen (Edit: I’ve seen people say that it is safer and even necessary to wear sunscreen at all times so try to use eco friendly sunscreen instead! In my country it’s pretty uncommon to wear sunscreen often as we usually wear ice sleeves which is why I did not know this oof)

Use coffee grinds or homemade tumeric masks instead of cosmetic products with exfoliator beads

Invest in a metal ear cleanser instead of cotton buds

Try placing more importance on skincare instead of contributing to exploitative beauty companies by buying makeup

Use cosmetic products that do not contain palm oil

— CLOTHING

Try as much as possible to rewear your outfits at least twice before washing them

Actually WEAR your clothes! I know some of y’all just wear them once for your Instagram post and let it rot in your closet forever. Stop doing that!

Thrift, stitch up holes in your clothes, and use second hand clothing instead of supporting fast fashion companies like SHEIN, H&M, Zara, etc.

Cut up your old clothing into yarn and do macramè with it

Cut patches of old clothing to turn into reusable cotton pads

Learn how to knit, crochet or stitch your clothes!

If you use tampons, try menstrual cups or discs instead. If you use pads, try reusable pads or period underwear. (Trust me, it works). Also, use reusable panty liners instead of disposable ones. They may seem expensive but you will end up saving a lot more in the long run

— GARDENING

Plant seeds/cuttings in your old bottles, jars, and containers

Propagate your plants and exchange cuttings with your friends instead of buying new plants

Make your own soil mixes instead of buying soil mixes

Better yet, don’t use soil for your indoor plants and try getting into hydroponics or semihydroponics instead. This saves so much water and doesn’t contribute to mining of soil

Fertilise plants with fruit peels, coffee grinds, and tea leaves. (DO NOT use chemical fertiliser on soil)

Plant more legume plants in your garden instead of using nitrogen fertilisers. (Look up the nitrogen cycle if you need an explanation on this)

Avoid pesticides unless really needed. Try sprinkling cinnamon powder on soil or spraying neem oil on plants and soil to keep away pests.

If you have a lawn, try looking into rain gardens and consider making one

Let the (non invasive) weeds in your lawn/garden grow! They are there for a reason!

Stop killing earthworms and millipedes in your garden. This also applies to snails native to your region. They are there for a reason.

Water used to wash fruits and rice can be used to water plants

— REDUCE, REUSE

Use the caps of jars as soap holders

Use recycled paper/notebooks

Wash and dry your glass/plastic items before throwing them in the recycling bin

Keep any plastic bags for future use

Use eco friendly or reusable dish sponges

Use reusable straws and cups

Invest in a fabric cup holder

Bring a water bottle with you wherever you go

Drink more water and less sugary drinks

Bring reusable bags for buying groceries instead of using plastic ones

Always keep a folded up tote/shopping bag with you in case you spontaneously decide to buy something

— ELECTRICITY

Set a timer on your air conditioning instead of letting it run throughout the night

Better yet, use a fan instead of an air conditioner

Open your windows! Aerate your home!

Allow natural light to enter your home during the daytime, so as to avoid turning on your lights

Switch to LED lightbulbs instead of regular lightbulbs

Turn off any switches in your house when they are not in use

Collect the water from your air conditioner/dehumidifier condenser and use that to water plants, clean surfaces, steam ironing, and flushing toilets. Do not drink it though!

— INTERNET

Delete your all of your unwanted emails

Delete your inactive social media accounts

Try not to post excessively on social media and stop scrolling excessively too. This not only reduces energy usage but also improves your mental health and productivity

Try to keep to one social media app instead of having so many

Reduce your internet usage

Save your eBooks on a thumbdrive instead of on cloud

Use Ecosia instead of Google

Stop being influenced by social media trends that only just contribute to consumerism

Download music instead of streaming

Reduce online shopping

— FOOD

Reduce intake of processed foods

Reduce intake of fish, beef, and dairy

Try eating vegan or vegetarian foods at least once or twice a week

Cook your own meals instead of eating out

Bring your own food containers when taking away food from stores

Beeswax wrap instead of cling wrap!

Buy loose-leaf tea or plastic free tea bags instead of regular tea bags

Eat more mushrooms, vegetables, and fruits and drink more water

Support local farmers

And finally, educate yourself more about ecology and the environment!

[peacelovefrog]