These were super easy to make, fairly inexpensive and with a little help from a big person your preschooler can make these and I promise the recipient will ooh and ahh.
You'll need some supplies, so haul your make a quick run to Walmart or Target to pick up some:
and some
and lots of
Here's where the big person's help comes in. Using the Goo Gone, remove labels from the Purell, then rinse and dry the bottles thoroughly. I did this the night before and it took a little time and patience to get all the glue off. You might want to do that also, as we all know how patient children are.
Now you're ready to get creative. I encouraged TOF to use the larger stickers first and apply them towards the center and then fill in with the smaller stickers. I helped with the personalization as he is not a stellar speller as of yet.
The finished projects
There you have it, and in this cold and flu season who can't use a little hand sanitizer. But don't let your creativity stop there, you could just as easily do this with hand soap dispensers, dish washing liquid, lotions, the possibilities are endless.
Have fun, we did!
9 comments:
Wow - these are very cute!! Great idea!!
This is a really great idea. How did you do the personalization? Is it just a sharpie marker?
So freakin adorable!
You are one creative biatch :>)
DUH! I never have great ideas. So glad I know someone who does.
SUPER cute!!! LOVE these! =)
What a great idea!!!
What a great idea! Love, LOVE, love it!!
ZOMG- HOW SMART!
Okay, when you said you made your own hand sanitizer with a young child, I was taken aback. (But I clicked, so it worked, right?)
This is really cute and very practical for a classroom.
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