Kunin Felt Christmas Craft Idea

 Hello! Today I am sharing a cute way to decorate a sanitizer or soap bottle. These would make great gifts too for a teacher or anyone really.

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To create the Santa suit on the bottle I used Kunin Felts and the Xyron Mini Hot Glue Pen. First, I cut a strip of red felt and measured it to fit around the bottle, and added hot glue to adhere it to the bottle.

Some fun facts about Kunin Felt:

1. Kunin Felt Brand is manufactured in the US from recycled plastic bottles reclaimed from landfills. It takes 10 bottles to make a pound of fiber.
2. Kunin Felt comes in two weights, Classic and Premium. Craft cuts 9” by 12”, 12” by 18” and by the yard.
3. Kunin Felt is fade and weather resistant. Great for outdoor crafts too.

4. Kunin Felt can be purchased at Michael's (under the Creatology Brand), JoAnn, Walmart, Hobby Lobby, Fabric.com, and Amazon.

 I repeated the same thing with a strip of black and two strips of white felt. For the belt buckle, I used two small square dies to cut the buckle from yellow felt.

For the buttons on the Santa suit, I used some Nuvo Crystal Drops in Ebony Black.

Then I added a cute little tag and wrote "Hand Santa-itzer" on it.

Want more inspiration using Grafix products? Visit the Designer Crafts Connection Blog Post to see what their other designers have created.

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