For Christmas, our family makes homemade gifts for each other. We’ve had this tradition for a long time, so I’m constantly on the hunt for a DIY, homemade gift that does not totally suck. Like most teenagers, mine have some high standards. I originally made these cute little key fobs during Christmas a few weeks ago for the women in our family (my kids as well as sister-in-laws, nieces, and friends), but I just haven’t gotten around to writing about it. Key fobs are so easy to make! This entire batch of key fobs took me less than 15 minutes.
Key Fobs Craft DIY Homemade Wristlet
First, you’re going to need some hardware. I bought 50 – Country Brook Design 1 Inch Key Chain Fob Wristlet Hardware Set With Key Ring
These were a lot more than I needed. There is a cheaper 25 package
I purchased 1 1/2 yards each of the ribbon and webbing (and the stitch witchery comes in a package).
Start by laying the stitch witchery on top of the webbing, like so. Hopefully you can see it. 🙂
Lay the ribbon on top of the stitch witchery, and pin it in place.
Iron, using a steam setting. The steam helps the stitch witchery bind together. Don’t be surprised if you need to iron the pieces several times.
After the three are fused together, cut them approximately 10 1/2″ each. One will be short, but it is like 10″ so it’s not a big deal. I gave the 10″ one to my little, who has a small wrist.
Fold in half, and line up with the fob hardware.
Next, we need a pair of pliers.
Use a scrap piece of cloth to the key fob down. Clamp in the center, and then clamp on each side.
Add the key ring, and voila!
I love them. Mine aren’t too colorful, but they are universally appealing for lots of women. You can even make some in different colors to appeal to men, or add logos from old t-shirts if you want to add some personalized flair.
- Here’s a totally awesome quilted key fob. I absolutely love them!
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With love,
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