DIY// tutorial on how I made a water bottle holder from fabric

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Hello everyone

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I bring you greetings from this part of the world on this beautiful day, I hope you are all have great time out there, I want to say a big thank you to you all for your time and support to my blog, it's nice to have you around.

Today @hivediy, I will be sharing with you the making of this simple and useful creativity of a bottle holder I made for myself.

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I have this water bottle that was given to me as a gift by my late uncle, I love it so much and I kept it to myself even when my friends and family members wanted to take it away from me, I didn't allow them but the challenge with the bottle is that, it's transparent and doesn't have handle, anytime I want to go out with it, I had to go along with my handbag which something I don't like, I'm not really a fan of hand bag, so I thought of a possible way a could just carry only my water bottle without my bag,then I remembered I saw someone with a bottle holder which I liked, then I decided to make one for myself.

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Let's get started with the cutting and sewing process.

On my fabric, I measured 10 x 10" and cut out 2 pieces, one for the main bottle holder and the other for the lining.

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I cut out interface of the same shape and ironed it on one of the pieces.

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For the handle, I measured 20 x 4" and cut it out.

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For the base, I folded the fabric in form of cutting out a circle, I measured 1.5" round and cut it out, when opened, I have 3.5", 2 pieces of it was cut out as well.

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I cut out an interface and ironed it on one of the circle.

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All these were taken to the sewing machine for the sewing process.

I folded the piece with interfacing into 2 and sew with ½" down.

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The circle with interface was sewn to the base wrong side to wrong side

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It was turned inside out

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The same process was repeated on the lining, leaving an opening by the side.

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For the handle, I folded the two edges to the middle then folded in two before sewing it downward on both sides.

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The handle was sewn to both sides of the main bottle holder with interfacing.

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The main bottle holder was inserted into the lining and it was sewn together at the tip.

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I turned it inside out from the opening on the lining and sew it up just as seen below

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The lining was pushed into the main bottle holder and I top stitch on the edge round.

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This is the final outcome of the water bottle holder with handle I made for myself.

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I put my water bottle in it and it was just so perfect for it.

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Thanks so much for your time, support, comment and encouragement, until my next post



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You truly had a nice talent, this is very nice, making this water bottle holder is nice, and good work, well done dear

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Thanks so much for stopping by and for your nice comment.

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I didn't know I wanted one until I saw it. I really need something like this to keep my metal water bottle from scratching at the gym.

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I'm glad you now know, It will be very useful if you can get one for yourself. Thanks for reading through my post and for your comment.

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This is really a very creative thing. It's beautiful for the flask. And it's make it very safe.

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