In the fall I looked at a few patters for crocheting a hand sanitizer pouch to give out to a few family members and adjusted them to fit the Purell container that I had several of that were easy to refill.

It’s a simple and quick pattern you can easily adjust to your own size for what you have on hand. I tend to crochet a bit looser than most patterns, so adjust your size as needed.
Purell Crochet Pattern
Material: Cotton worsted yarn, H hook
- ch 10
- sl st to the first ch
- SC 16 on the chain
- sl st to the first SC, chain 1
- Do not turn
- *SC in the same st as the chain 1
- SC around the entire row
- Sl st to finish the row
- Ch 1, SC in the same st as ch 1
- SC entire row*
- Repeat from * for up to 10-12 rows as needed
- Sl st to finish the last row
- Ch 22
- Sl st to the 6th chain from the hook
- Sl st along back to the holder and sl st to secure it
- Sew a small button to the opposite side of the strap (making sure the button fits snug through the opening)