Wine Bottle Santa Apron – Free Crochet Pattern

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This Wine Bottle Santa Apron was designed specifically to be used for wine or sparking wine bottles. Although this pattern is a free crochet pattern, I do have a pdf version of it available for which you can find the links below.

During the Holiday Season, especially during the Christmas time, there are always so many Holiday parties that people attend and need to bring gifts to. Well, these gifts are not always for kids, in fact, this pattern is for sure to intended for for child, although one could use this Santa Apron for a large doll or stuffed animal.

In case you want to use if for a doll or stuff animal you might need to make adjustments to the pattern, specifically the for the neck or height of the apron. As the apron is made with cotton yarn, it can also be used as a soap bottle apron which you then can also use for washing your dishes. That sounds super fun and decorative.

This Santa Apron is perfect for a crochet beginner as it is very easy and fast to make. I made this pattern in under 30 mins and that includes designing it. So I am sure you can make it even faster.

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Having used cotton yarn for this pattern is super durable, soft and has a delicate feel when holding it in your hand. To give this Santa apron a special little touch I used some very bright yellow felt that I cut out to be used as Santa’s belt. Of course if you prefer making it using yellow cotton yarn, you can do that as well.

So before any further a do, let’s get right into what you will need to make this awesome stylish and holiday themed Santa Apron and of course how to make it.

In case you prefer an ad-free version of this pattern which also include the chevron stitch tutorial also, please click below to buy the pdf at either my Raverly or Etsy store.

You will need:

• Lily Sugar’n Cream in white and red and black (less than 1 skein each)
• 5.0mm hook
• yarn needle
• scissors

Gauge:

4 sc x 4 rows = 1 square inch

Final size:

6.5 x 9.5 inches without counting the straps and the neck holder

Stitches (US terms) used:

• sc – single crochet
• sl st – slip stitch

Instructions:

Start with red

Row 1: Ch21, 1 sc in each st, starting with the 2nd ch from the hook, ch 1, turn (20 sts)

Row 2 – 16: 1 sc in each st, ch 1, turn

Change to yarn to black

Row 17 – 21: 1 sc in each st, ch 1, turn

Change yarn to red

Row 22 – 29: 1 sc in each st, ch 1, turn

Row 30 – 36: 1 sc dec, 1 sc in each st until you have 2 sts left, 1 sc dec, ch 1, turn

The last row in red will have 6 sts across

Now, you will go all the way around the apron for the edging, the straps and the neck holder strap using the red yarn and single crochets (1 sc per row).

When you get to the point where row 30 is (corner where the decreases started), do the following on both sides of the apron:

Ch 25, 1 sc in each st starting with the 2nd ch from the hook (24 sts).

Then continue adding sc’s per row all around, besides for the corners, add 3 sc’s.

Once you get back to the top, do not do a row of sc’s across the neck line, but rather do the following:

Ch 8 and sl st to the beginning st of the edging round.Now fasten off and weave in the ends.

Add white yarn on the right side of the neck line (where the neck holder strap started). Will now add 7 single crochets across, like this:

Ch 1, 1 sc, 1 sc down 1 row, 1 sc down 2 rows, 1 sc down 3 rows, 1 sc down 2 rows, 1 sc down 1 row, 1 sc, sl st, fasten off and weave in the ends.

Now you, you just need to add the belt buckle by cutting out a 2 x 2 inch square of yellow felt. Then make a line of 0.5 inch rim and cut out the middle part to make the square into a frame that looks like a belt buckle. Lastly, glue the belt buckle to the Santa Apron using hot glue or super glue.

You are now ready to use the Santa Apron for a wine bottle which can be used as a gift or simple decoration in your home.

Enjoy <3

 

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