How frequently have you acquired travel-sized hand sanitizers, placed them in your bag or purse, only for them to become irretrievable within the confines of said bag or purse? This has occurred with notable frequency in my experience. I typically purchase at least one for each child at the commencement of the academic year, and by Halloween, they are often unable to locate them.

Subsequent to evaluating the lip balm holder keychain for @peachyxtulips, I conceived the notion of developing a holder that my children could attach to their backpacks, thereby preventing loss. I consulted with Peachy to ascertain if she had plans for a hand sanitizer holder, to which she responded negatively. I then explored Ribblr and YouTube for existing patterns or concepts that could be adapted, rather than creating an entirely new design. While I located a few options, they lacked the desired innovation. Consequently, I opted to design my own.

I trust this design will meet with your approval.

This pattern facilitates the creation of a ribbed hand sanitizer bottle holder, specifically for the oval shaped, PocketBac style bottles from and similar to Bath & Body Works (1oz bottles). By incorporating a bag clip or keychain ring, it can be conveniently carried at all times. If you have a different style of travel sized hand sanitizer, I also have patterns for spray bottles and the rectangular (tall oval) shaped bottles with flip top.

As this is an original design for this particular style of hand sanitizer holder, I respectfully request that the pattern not be shared, nor should any portion of it be utilized to create derivative works or to be sold as your own.

You are welcome to sell any items produced from this pattern; however, I kindly request that you provide credit to me, @WildKatStitchery. My patterns are exclusively available on Ribblr at this time and feature original product images and distinct instructions. If you see my pictures or patterns posted on other media platforms, please report any suspected instances of pattern theft as stolen intellectual property.

Please complete a journal during and upon completion of your project so I may view your creations. Feel free to contact me at any time with inquiries or feedback.