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Mini Gripper Keychain (for opening bottles) - PDF Pattern & Instructions

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This PDF includes a pattern, instructions, and helpful tips so you can make your own Mini-Gripper Keychain today!


Because it is such a useful tool and I want everyone to be able to make their own, it is available for instant download FOR FREE.


(that said, if you feel inclined to help support this single mama of 3 with a few bucks for her work, you have my immense gratitude!Ā šŸ’– I set it up as a "pay-what-you-can" option, so simply adjust the dollar amount before adding to your cart)


This Mini Gripper Keychain is perfect for helping open up water bottles, soda bottles, pill bottles, tiny craft jars, makeup containers, sterno jars, or anything else you can think of that has a lid under 3x3x5" in size.


Thanks to the keychain, you can clip it onto your purse, backpack, or belt loop to take anywhere and everywhere you go.


If you:


  • have a weak grip or arthritic hands and need assistance (and are tired of asking someone else for help!)
  • work in a classroom with children who may need extra help opening things independently
  • have developed callouses on your fingers from trying to open up those stubborn drink bottles
  • are tired of scraping/burning your entire palm on the top of a twist-top bottle because of sweaty hands that keep slipping
  • know anyone else who struggles with hand strength or dexterity...


This cute little tool is a quick sew, and ready to use - or bless someone with - right away.


Happy sewing!


-Stell šŸ’–

You will get a PDF (3MB) file

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Anonymous

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5 days ago

Easy & Useful

Very easy to make! Great to keep in my bag and give to others or add to a gift.
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Anonymous

Verified Buyer

5 days ago

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Sue

Verified Buyer

1 week ago

Great for ppl without good grip strength

I’m making these to sell in our church Bazaar in November.
I double the fabric pieces to give added support. I found putting tissue paper or parchment paper under the rubber it glides smoothly!
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