If you’re anything like me, your Stanley cup is basically your emotional support water bottle—and naturally, it deserves a little handmade love. Whether you’re jazzing it up for yourself or whipping up a thoughtful gift, a crochet Stanley water bottle holder or cozy is the perfect way to add some style (and maybe a bit of sass) to your hydration game.
I’ve rounded up my six favorite crochet Stanley water bottle holder patterns that are fun, functional, and just the right mix of cute and practical. These designs cover everything from cozy cup slings to decorative wraps, and they’re beginner-friendly with a few that’ll challenge your skills just enough to keep things interesting.
Grab your hook, pick your yarn, and let’s dress up that cup like the hydration queen it is.
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Features: 40oz size, positive reviews - 40 oz crochet crossbody Pattern by StitchedbyShari
Features: 40oz, simple design - Alpine Stitch Stanley Cup Carrier Pattern by StudioRhi
Features: 40oz, textured pattern - Stanley 40oz Tumbler Carrier Crochet Tumbler Holder by CrochetByAlek
Features: 40oz, beginner stitches - 40 oz cupholder/crossbody pattern by TheKrochetKween
Features: 40oz, crossbody – please note reviews share this is a “bare bones” pattern - Crochet Stanley ‘Ice Flow’ Bottle Carrier -Beginner Friendly by CalypsoCrochets
Features: beginner friendly, simple stitches
The above makers have really created some cool stanley water bottle holders – go give them some love. Even if you don’t buy, a simple favorite of their item goes a long way!
Best Yarn for Crochet Stanley Water Cup Holders
For a Stanley cup holder, the best yarn choice is a sturdy, non-stretch yarn like 100% cotton or a cotton-linen blend. Stanley cups are heavy, especially when full, so the yarn needs to hold its shape without stretching or sagging. Cotton provides excellent strength and structure, and it doesn’t become overly stretchy with weight or wear like acrylic can. Look for a worsted or bulky weight cotton to give the holder enough body to support the cup’s size and weight. If you want a bit more durability or weather resistance, a cotton blend with a touch of polyester or nylon can add reinforcement while still keeping the project washable and practical for everyday use. Be sure to consult the crochet stanley water cup holder patterns that you’re working with for yarn recommendations to ensure your project turns out as expected.
Most water bottle holder patterns require minimal yarn so you can use scrap yarn in your stash.
Holders for Other Types of Water Bottles
If you’re looking for other types of crochet water bottle holder patterns then you can check out my other related post. Water bottles and cups are very personal to each person and there are plenty of options out there to customize the carrier to the person, their lifestyle, and the type of water bottle or cup they regularly carry.
