Learn how to make an easy DIY No-Sew Hand Sanitizer Holder for your bag, purse, or backpack. With fabric or faux leather, fabric glue, and a keychain, you’ll have your customized hand sanitizer holder in minutes.
If you’re like me, you’re always losing your hand sanitizer. I like keeping one in my purse and kid’s backpacks, but they always seem to get lost or shoved to the bottom. That’s why I created this adorable no-sew hand sanitizer holder. In minutes you’ll have a convenient hand sanitizer holder to clip to your backpack or bag.
Note: This SVG file/ template is sized for 1-2 ounce hand sanitizer bottles. If you’re looking for a larger holder, simply scale it up to fit a larger bottle.
No-Sew Hand Sanitizer Holder
For this project, you will need:
- Fabric or Faux Leather
- Beacon Fabri-Tac or Fabric Glue
- Keychain
- Printer and Printer Paper
- Cricut or Scissors
- SVG File or PDF Cut File (Download Below!)
Download the FREE SVG and Printable PDF file Here!
Step 1 - Cut Out Project
If you are going to be using a Cricut machine, download the SVG file HERE. Once it is downloaded, upload it to Design Space and cut out your project following the prompts in Design Space.
If you are going to be cutting it out by hand, download the PDF HERE. Once you have the file, print it out, making your printer is set to 100% or no scaling. Then, using a pair of scissors cut out your project.
While I used faux leather, feel free to use fabric or another pliable, fabric-like material.
Step 2 - Attach Keychain
Next, we’re going to attach our keychain to the hand sanitizer holder. Set the back piece in front of you (this is the one with the key looptail). Using Beacon Fabri-Tac, place a thick line of glue at the bottom of the keychain loop.
Set the keychain on top and press the loop in place for a minute to secure it.
Step 3 - Glue Together Hand Sanitizer Holder
Now it’s time to assemble the rest of the hand sanitizer holder. Place a line of fabric glue on the left and right sides on the wrong side of the fabric or faux leather.
Add the top piece and press wrong sides together for a minute to secure it.
Step 4 - Add Hand Sanitizer
Once the glue is completely dry, slip in your hand sanitizer. Clip it to your bag and you’re ready to go!
Do you have any other questions about how to make a no-sew fabric/faux leather hand sanitizer holder? Let me know in a comment below!
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Have you made a no-sew hand sanitizer holder? Let me know in a comment below!
Dawn says
It would be nice if there was an option to Save/Download and Print the instructions for later.
Fiona says
If you click "Download svg/pdf" sweet red poppy will send you"an email with the downloads which you can save. Hope this helps.
Marlene says
How can I down load the svg
Jennifer Albino says
I can’t get the sVg am so sad or the pdf.
Fiona says
If you click on the "download svg/pdf" you will be prompted to enter your email address, where the download is sent to you. It may go to your spam folder, so please check there too. Hope this helps.
Barbara says
Very cute! Hubs will get one made with snakeskin pattern, granddaughter will get one with mermaid scales pattern, grandson. Will get one also from snakeskin pattern....or something else. The littles can attach them to their backpacks and Hubs to his work keys. Mine will be sewn, though...”I sew, therefore I am.” Thanks!
Fiona says
Super cute. Love them. I am always loosing my hand sanitiser in my bag so this is perfect.
Holly says
This is amazing
Dianne says
Thank you so much for sharing this!
Sherryl Reese says
Please send svg for the hand sanitizer holder
Wanda says
They are adorable!I can’t find the pattern for hand sanitizer. I downloaded the file like it said after it was sent to my e-Mail address. But, I can’t still find pattern. What am I doing wrong? Please, help! Thank you! Wanda
Kimberly Coffin says
Wanda, the file is going to be downloaded as a zip file. After you download it to your computer, unzip the file by double-clicking it if you are using a Mac or by right-clicking it and selecting Extract if you are using a Windows computer. From there you should find the PDF and SVG file in that folder.
Nanette says
This is so cute and simple holder! Love it! Will this work with the Bath&Body Works hand sanitizer bottles? If so, what would be the measurement for them?
alison says
will this hold a BBW rounded 1 oz hand sanitizer?