Sneak Peak: 5 Gallon Water Bottle Crochet Cover

It has been a while since I posted anything and I miss writing. I have been sick for the last few days with the horrible common cold, so all my work has been put on hold.

I am much better now, though not totally recovered. Crochet always makes me feel better, so I am back to working on my design for a water bottle cover.

Living in Dubai, most of the houses depend on getting 5 gallon water bottle delivery to their place. Currently, I am using a simple plastic cover to make it look nice, but it keeps ripping every time we have to exchange the bottles. I went online to search for some nice designs and a new crochet project, but, surprisingly, found none!

So I decided to design my own pattern for it for the first time in my life. Quite excited about my first attempt at designing, YAAAY!!

Stay tuned!

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