This dish soap dispenser was an easy little craft for a Sunday afternoon. I’ve never had it together enough to put my soap away when I’m done with it. Plus, my guys are ‘wash your hands in the kitchen sink with dish soap’ guys. Seriously, it drives me nuts! They act like it’s the only sink in the house!
Even for myself I’ve sometimes wished for a soap dispenser at the kitchen sink. Maybe something a little prettier than the dish detergent bottle too. I was talking about it the other night, and my youngest pointed out the empty body wash bottled kicking around in the bathroom.
It’s almost exactly the same size as the dish soap bottle.
So I grabbed another piece of fabric from my stash and cut it into squares (one of these days I’m going to get some left-handed pinking shears) and started decoupaging.
I started from the bottom, clipping the fabric to fit around the curves.
I used white glue mixed 1:1 with water, and just kept working my way up to the top of the bottle.
After masking off the threads for the lid, I gave it all three good coats of acrylic sealer. I also painted the pump gold.
No more Sunlight bottle on the counter!
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