No more spending your time and money on the stuff at the stores! It’s super-easy to make it using a clover pom-pom maker. Of course, you can always customize them with different colors and accessories! DIY Pom Pom Keychain Bag Charmįluff, puff, and ALL the glam packed in just one tiny item! This pom-pom keychain combines the best of your creativity and craft skills. Now you can make your own at home! If you aren’t sure which shape you’re looking for, be sure to check out this tutorial because it has several variations and instructions for each of them. Here are the keychains I found: DIY Macrame Keychain TutorialĪre you looking for the perfect DIY macramé keychains? I love these! They’re definitely unique and look amazing.
Check our DIY key holder ideas as well if you need one for your keychain. (I had a picture of this, but it just looked like a giant book sitting on a table, lol!) 5.If you need some inspiration to make your own DIY keychain, then these tutorials will give you some ideas to get started! Whether you want to make a macramé version or you want to use your leftover craft supplies, you’ll find the perfect one below! I tried to find a wide variety, so check them out and let me know which one you might try. It might be helpful to weigh it down with a heavy book while it’s drying. Make sure to wipe off any glue that oozes out from under the word. Using the multi-surface glue (because you’re gluing wood to metal) glue your name or word to the front of your metal monogram. Screw the cup hooks into the bottom of the letter. While you could drill them, I actually just used a nail and hammered it through, this isn’t very thick metal.
The holes should be a bit smaller than the diameter of the cup hook’s screw end. While the paint is drying, make holes in the bottom surface of your metal monogram letter.
Spray paint your laser cut name or word and your cup hooks (if necessary) outside.Laser cut name or word (these would be cute!)Ĭup hooks (mine were gold and I spray painted them black) So for most of you, you can either leave that part off or perhaps make your own by cutting your last name out of some thin cardboard or chipboard? Or you could choose another premade word like, “love”, “family” or “joy”! ) Here’s how I did it… So I thought maybe if we had a DIY key holder by the front door as well, that might help? I’ll have to keep you all posted on that…Īnyway, I grabbed this great galvanized metal letter at the craft store and got to work on my DIY key holder! (I should preface this by saying, in this case, it was incredibly convenient that our last name is also a month of the year because they had these cute laser cut wood month names at the store. Which means that like 30% of the time, he can’t find them. He’s more likely to use the hooks by the back door because they’re there, but when he comes in the front door, he just drops his keys in some random spot in the house on his way through. And this is further complicated by the fact that sometimes he comes and goes from the front door and sometimes he comes and goes by the back door whereas I almost always use the back. Aa puts his keys and wallet in a different place every day.
Make your own monogrammed DIY key holder and never misplace your keys again ! You guys, I am the kind of person who puts her keys and sunglasses and bag in the same exact place every time I come home (alternative descriptions include, “type A”, “control freak”, and “creature of habit”, ha!) I have a DIY key holder and a bunch of hooks by the back door and I put everything right on them and then I always know where they are.
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