
What You'll Need:
1/4 yard (1 fat quarter)
Coordinating thread
Water Bottle (1qt-1/2 qt.)


Step 1: Cut 2 (9" by 13" fits 1 qt. or 9" by 11" fits 1/2 qt.) fabric panels for outer and lining of water bottle.
Step 2: Cut 2 (20" by 4") straps (for a child) or 3-4 (20" by 4") for an adult. Sew two ends together (if making adult size add one to two more strips to the end) and iron



Step 3: Now that strap is done take your front H2O holder panel and fold in half (right sides kissing). Sew 1/2" seam along side. Repeat on lining. Using seam as midpoint, iron flat. Sew across bottom (1/2" seam). Place water bottle inside to form triangles at bottom. Pin about 1" from seam tip to base of triangle on each side and sew down.



Step 5: Place strap inside outer panel. Next turn lining right side out and place inside outer holder as pictured. Make sure to line up seams and top edges. Sew in place leaving a 1.5" opening. Re-enforce stitches near opening so they do not unravel when turning.

Step 6: Turn lining, straps and outer panel through hole. Push lining inside outer panel and sew edge very close to edge for a finished look and to close turning hole.



My youngest, Charlotte has been using this everyday of our 2 week circum navigation of 1/2 the use from the pacific coast to the Rockies + from Mexican border to Canadian border!
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