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Monday, December 14, 2015

DIY No Sew Battery Gift Pouch

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The holidays are just around the corner and I am stocking up on everything I can think of that might make the last-minute rush just a little easier. With kids on my shopping list, I always make sure to grab some batteries to have on hand on Christmas morning... you never know what gifts under the tree might be a disappointment if they can't be played with right away!

When gift-giving, I always make sure to include batteries with any new toy or game! And my go-to battery? Energizer® EcoAdvanced™, of course! I hate just taping a pack of batteries on top of a package, though...so I thought this year I would be a little more creative in my packaging!


I gathered up some supplies (and batteries, of course), and set out to create a cute no-sew battery pouch to use with gifts that require batteries this year. I found the Energizer® EcoAdvanced™ batteries at Target. I chose Energizer® EcoAdvanced™, the world’s first AA battery made with 4% recycled batteries, because I know that they will stand the test of time long after the holidays!


DIY No-Sew Battery Gift Pouch
Supplies Needed


-Felt (for a small pack of AA or AAA batteries, I cut a 13.5" by 6.5" rectangle)
-Craft Glue
-Various Buttons & Ribbon
-Scissors


1. Cut Felt. For my pouch, I did a 13.5" by 6.5" rectangle. If your battery pouch is bigger or smaller, adjust to fit.

2. Measure about 5.5" (the height of your battery package) and fold up from one end, gluing each side down. 


You can test with the battery pack to make sure the pouch is the right approximate size.


4. Fold down the top and round the corners with scissors to create your pouch. You could add no-sew velcro under the flap for a more secure hold.


5. Use craft glue to decorate with buttons and ribbons. I made a Christmas tree, but the sky's the limit!


6. Allow glue to dry (overnight is probably best) and pop in your batteries. Add to your gift and you're ready to go!

Energizer® is committed to bringing positive energy to the world by creating less waste - and I'm committed to using as many supplies on hand as I can to make Christmas more magical than ever!


How will you #PowerYourHoliday with Energizer® EcoAdvanced™ this season?

35 comments:

  1. What an adorable little pouch! I really like that you made the tree from buttons.

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  2. How adorable! That battery gift pouch turned out so cute. I love that this DIY is no sew, because I'm not a great sewer <3

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    1. I wanted to make something that was super quick and easy!

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  3. This is the cutest (and only) battery pouch I've ever seen. The button tree is gorgeous - what a creative idea! I can't sew, so this would be the perfect craft for me. Love it!!!

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  4. That is such a cute idea! I love the little Christmas tree that you made out of buttons! So cute.

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  5. Wow - what a great idea. I always buy batteries as a stocking stuffer and they are hard to wrap. They also end up rolling around in a drawer. This will be quick and easy to make.

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  6. This is such a great craft project to dress up a battery pack! We usually just give out the batteries as needed, but wrapping them like this would be much more festive.

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  7. Oh my gosh this so cute!! I always struggle getting batteries attached the gift this is much cuter!

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  8. How cute and creative is his little DIY, I want to try it. I love energise batteries they are the best

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  9. This is so cute! What a fun way to give batteries during the holidays! I love that is no-sew, too!

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    1. I love sewing, but don't always have time to get out the machine!

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  10. That is so adorable. This is a good reminder for me! I have to make sure to add extra batteries to my list.

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  11. This is a great idea to make a no sew battery pouch for batteries. It is a cute way to receive the batteries when the Christmas wrap is made for cloth.

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    1. I think my kids will use the pouch for storing treasures after Christmas! Multi-purpose!

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  12. What an adorable way to add batteries to a Christmas gift. So cute.

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  13. Great idea on the gift pouch. It would be a nice way to wrap gift and it would also have a personal touch.

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    1. Adding a personal touch always improves the gift, right? :)

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  14. Oh my gosh! This is absolutely brilliant!! It's inevitable that we need batteries, and I hate wrapping them as a separate gift. Love this idea so much.

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  15. SUCH a great idea! Batteries are always what my family forgets on Christmas! Love this idea!

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  16. What a great homespun way to wrap a present. I would love to do something similar.

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  17. That is such a cute little DIY envelope, and definitely genius to include the batteries with the present! There is nothing worse than opening a Christmas present that needs batteries and having none in the house when all the stores are closed...

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    1. I totally agree. My kids are always disappointed if a gift can't be played with right away.

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  18. That's actually a really neat idea, it took me a while to get why one would make a pouch for the batteries, but then I figured out it's for the actual gift. Obviously giving someone batteries for Christmas is not cool haha! It would be one of those Jimmy Kimmel episodes "I gave my kid a crappy gift" videos.

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    1. Hahahaha! Totally would be a "crappy gift"....although honestly, I hate running out of batteries so I'd be fine getting some for Christmas! :D

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