Buying in bulk is a great idea for the environment, as well as your bank account! I love to reuse things like soap dispensers and just refill them instead of throwing them away, but sometimes it is good to give them a little upcycling to spruce them up a bit! See how I made this adorable DIY twine soap dispenser and learn about the Persona VitaminPacks I have been using, too!
How to Make an Easy DIY Upcycled Twine Soap Dispenser
While crafting is not something that comes as easily to me as cooking, I do enjoy an easy DIY! I had leftover twin from my twine succulent planter, so I decided to upcycle a metal soap dispenser that I had bought at Target.
You can use any soap dispenser that you have, even plastic will work. I just liked the sturdiness of the metal and did not want to throw it away!
This DIY does take a little while, but it is easy as long as you are careful with your hot gluing and wrapping.
Any color of twine will work well. You will love seeing this soap dispenser in the mornings and it can even serve as a great reminder to take your morning Persona vitamins!
DIY Twine Soap Dispenser
This easy DIY upcycled twine soap dispenser is easy to make and really changes the look of your bathroom sink!
Materials
- soap dispenser
- twine
- hot glue sticks
Tools
- hot glue gun
- scissors
Instructions
- Wash and dry the outside of the soap dispenser.
- Attach the pump part of the dispenser.
- Starting at the top, under the pump, add a thin strip of hot glue and gently press the end of the twine on top.
- Continuing these steps, gently wrap and stick the twine to hot glue, an inch or two at a time, until the entire soap dispenser is covered with hot glue and twine.
- Let dry, fill with your favorite liquid soap, and place by the sink for hand washing!
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