So now, of course, I need to figure out how to make one. I'll share a tutorial as soon as I get it worked out. It has pockets all around, and has batting withing all the layers as well as the carrying handle. The top is elasticised.
But I thought I would post this photo first, just in case there is already a tutorial out there somewhere, that someone can link me to, in order to spare me the work of trying to create one on my own! tee hee!
However, I would make one change for certain -- the bottle inside the carrier is 710 mL, but I would want it shortened in order to carry a 500 mL bottle.
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I saved two links to bottle carriers, neither is exactly like yours but both are very nice.
ReplyDeletehttp://pinkchalkstudio.com/blog/2006/07/10/whiplash-challenge-water-bottle-carrier/
http://madquilter.blogspot.com/2009/01/square-base-water-bottle-carrier-tote.html
http://www.chicaandjo.com/2008/08/27/improvements-on-our-water-bottle-holder-made-from-old-jeans/
ReplyDeleteI liked this tute. Good use of recycled jeans.
I also saw one using a heavy terry washcloth..good insulation and also soaks the condensation from the bottle.Have fun with it. Looking forward to seeing what changes you might make.
I LOVE your "thing"!!!! And, as I'm re-signing up to go to the gym in September, your "thing" sure would come in handy!
ReplyDeleteWill go visit the 2 previous posts that have been so kind as to add links on these "things"... and hope that you too, decide to write a "tut" on these "things"!
*grin*
Rosa Robichaud,
in New Brunswick