Hydrate in style with the help of this hands-free bottle holder that fits most any 16- to 20-ounce bottle. The less-is-more design is easy to duplicate and features a rubber O-ring that costs under a dollar at a hardware store.
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| Prep Time: Under 1 hour | |
| What you need: | |
| Clear nail polish
4 feet of cotton or polypropylene belt webbing (available at fabric stores) for the strap. Note: smaller kids may want shorter straps. 1 rubber O-ring from the hardware store plumbing department (ours was 1 1/8 by 7/8 by 1/8 inches). Take a bottle to the store to test the fit before you buy. 2 no-sew dungaree buttons (available at fabric stores) | |
| Seasons: Year round | |
| Materials: belt webbing | |
| Instructions: | |
| 1. |  To prevent fraying, brush clear nail polish (supervise
younger kids) onto both ends of the webbing and allow it to
dry. |
| 2. |  Feed 2 to 3 inches of the webbing through the O-ring and
secure with a dungaree button. (Push the tack through the
webbing, place the button on the point, and press firmly
together.) |
| 3. |  Repeat for the other end of the webbing. Be careful not to
twist it before you attach the second button. Decorate the strap
if you like. Slip the O-ring over the neck of the water
bottle. |
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