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Craft: Dish Dollies

Dish Dollies

Do the dishes with a smile! Make one of these unique "dish dollies" to put next to your kitchen sink. This is a great way to turn odd bits of fabric, trim, beads and other craft supplies into a useful and unique hostess or bridal shower gift, too. Best of all, the dish dollies are refillable, so your creativity can be enjoyed for months to come.

Approximate Time: 45 minutes

Supplies

1 bottle dish detergent (any brand)
Fabric scraps, lace, beads, trim
Glue gun
Scissors

Instructions

Cut piece of fabric large enough to make bottom half of apron "dress." Denim from old jeans, pretty florals and cheerful stripes all make good choices - separately or together. Trim if needed and glue into place directly on bottle. Next, cut separate piece for bib top and glue into place. Glue a strip or two of lace, beads or ribbon around middle for "belt," leaving enough to tie in back of bottle. Embellish with beads, rhinestones, buttons or charms. Tip: Don't glue anything around top of bottle cap; you'll need to remove this periodically to refill.

By Claire from Phoenix, AZ

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RE: Craft: Dish Dollies

GREAT IDEA!
I'm gonna get doing one of these tonight, I've just come back from shopping and have bought a cheap washing up liquid. This way no one knows that you are using the cheap brands!

Post by fergilan

RE: Craft: Dish Dollies

What a cute idea. I am going to try it.

Post by guineapigluv

RE: Craft: Dish Dollies

I LOVE THIS ,Thank you for the idea ...

Post By ann (Guest Post)

RE: Craft: Dish Dollies

I think this is one of the cutest things I have seen in a long while, and the price for making it is "great"! Thanks for sharing with all of us. deb

Post by teatimelady

RE: Craft: Dish Dollies

Very, very cute idea!

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RE: Craft: Dish Dollies

I love this. I have always wanted to have something on my dish soap bottle but I don't sew . Now I have a simple and easy design to make and will no longer hide my bottle under the sink.thank you so much

Post by imaqt1962

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