Hobby Holster Pack

Hobby Holster Pack
Gifted by: Holster Brands
HolsterBrands.com
Reviewed by: Dana Byerwalter, Editor, FaveCrafts.com

Have your supplies (hot or cold!) at your fingertips with the Hobby Holster Pack. Holster Brands has introduced a variety of silicone holders for crafting, kitchen, and beauty purposes! Whether you need a safe place to store your hot iron as you get ready in the morning or an easy (and sanitary) place to store your sponge, the holsters from Holster Brands all serve great purposes to make your life more efficient.

The Hobby Holster Pack features one Hobby Holster and one Lil' Holster. Pair them side by side to have quick access to a variety of your crafting supplies.

Hobby Holster

The Hobby Holster is designed for your hot craft tools, especially glue guns. The holster is heat resistant up to 400 degrees fahrenheit, 200 degrees celsius, and it holds both large and small glue guns. The smooth silicone clings to any clean, smooth, non-porous surface. A great detail is that the flap that holds onto your table or counter includes a built-in ruler for side-by-side crafting!

Should your holster lose its stickiness, the silicone can be cleaned easily with soap and water or rubbing alcohol. In fact, it's a good idea to remove and clean your product periodically.

Lil' Holster

The Lil' Holster can be used for a variety of your craft or kitchen supplies. Pictured above, the holster holds permanent markers. Feel free to store any writing utensils, tall craft supplies like paper quilling strips, narrow glue runners, and more in the Lil' Holster. You could theoretically store scissors in here as well, but be warned that sharp objects could damage the silicone. A great quality of this holster is that it includes draining holes at the bottom; this is perfect for storing a dish brush if you'd like to use the holster in your kitchen.

As with the Hobby Holster and the rest of the options from Holster Brands, the Lil' Holster needs to be dry to initially cling, but after it has been secured it can get wet. A few more quick tips from Holster Brands: don't place photographs on the holsters as the properties of photo paper could cause them to bond with the silicone; and if the product gets stuck to anything, use a hairdryer to heat it up and remove it.