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Have you ever sewn a hand sanitizer holder only to discover it doesn’t fit the bottle you wanted to carry? You’re not alone! With so many different brands and bottle shapes available today, finding a sewing pattern that fits more than one style can be frustrating.
That’s exactly why I designed my Hand Sanitizer Holder Sewing Pattern.
Instead of creating a pattern for just one bottle, my pattern includes five different sizes that fit many of today’s most popular travel hand sanitizers, making it easy to sew a holder for the brands you already have at home.
One Pattern, Five Sizes
One of my goals when designing sewing patterns is to give you options. Rather than creating separate patterns for every sanitizer bottle, this pattern includes five carefully designed sizes that fit many popular brands, including bottles similar to:
- Touchland
- Bath & Body Works
- Purell
- Germ-X
- Equate
- Up & Up
- and many other travel-sized sanitizers
Whether you like compact square bottles or taller rectangular ones, you’ll have a size that works for your sanitizer.
That means one pattern can be used again and again instead of buying multiple patterns.
Perfect for Beginners
If you’re looking for an easy project to build your sewing confidence, this is a wonderful place to start.
The Hand Sanitizer Holder is a small project that can usually be completed in less than an hour, making it perfect for:
• Beginner sewists
• Weekend sewing
• Sewing with fabric scraps
• Craft fairs
• Last-minute gifts
Because the pieces are small, you’ll practice sewing curves, topstitching, adding a snap, and attaching hardware without feeling overwhelmed.
You’ll finish with something that’s both useful and fun to show off!
Directions for Directional or Non-Directional Fabrics
If you’ve ever sewn with directional prints, you know how disappointing it is to finish a project only to discover your fabric is upside down.
To help avoid that frustration, this pattern includes instructions for both directional non-directional fabrics.
That means holiday prints, florals, novelty fabrics, seasonal collections, and favorite character prints all look the way they’re supposed to when your project is finished.
It’s one of those small details that makes sewing much more enjoyable.
Sew the Way You Prefer
Every sewist has their own favorite way to work.
Some people love using printable templates. Others would rather skip printing altogether and simply measure and cut their fabric.
This pattern includes both options, so you can sew however you like.
You’ll receive:
• Printable templates
• Measure-and-cut charts
• Fabric cutting diagrams
• Fabric piece labels
• Step-by-step illustrated instructions
Whether you’re sewing one holder or making a dozen for gifts, everything is designed to keep the process organized and beginner-friendly.
Love this Idea?
You will also love the Lipstick Holders made the same way. Make the hand sanitizer holder, lipstick holder and eyeglass case or key fob wristlet for a quick and easy gift trio!
Do you or someone you know travel a lot? Give a Hand Sanitizer Holder and Sleep Mask for fun on the go!
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