Ruffly Key Fob
...oh yeah!
Isn't it adorable? Now you can make one too!
Let's begin!! We are making a regular sized key fob that fits nicely on your wrist.
First, gather up some scrap fabric that you have neatly saved, or if you are like me, shoved in a big bag and hidden in a corner under my desk....where NO ONE can see it! ;)...
Cut your first piece of fabric (this will be your bottom piece) 4.5 X 10"...
Now take that piece, iron it flat first. Then in 1/2, then in 1/2 again...
Take your second piece and cut it 2.5 X 10. Fold over each side about 1/2 an inch on each side, so that the pieces meet in the middle...
Place it over your bottom piece...
Now your ruffle piece...What I did was take a scrap that was about 12" long by 3, and I serged it down to where the total width became about 3/4"...
Now you will ruffle or pleat your fabric...
iron it down flat...
pin it...
sew down each side...
Fold over top edge and sew across so that there are no ugly frays...
Before I get to the next step, please note that I am NOT a professional. I am not even sure that I am using the right tool! I simply headed to my garage, looked for a plier looking tool, covered my key fob hardware, with my painting towel, and squeezed!
**Please make sure that your fingers are completely out of the way, and most importantly, be responsible with your husband's tools and put them back where you found them, so that he is not looking everywhere for 1/2 an hour to find them...just saying!
A simple squeeze, and we have made a beautiful key fob!
Come back on tomorrow for some fun She said She said and Thursday for another TUT ;)DON'T miss Friday...we have a special surprise!
Hugs and Blessings,
Ingrid
That is a great tutorial! Even I understood. Great shots!
ReplyDeleteErika B
These look awesome..Great gift idea!! Where did you find the hardware for these at???
ReplyDeleteI'm so excited to find your easy shop and blog! Thanks for the tutorials.
ReplyDeleteThanks ladies...and if you are lucky your husbands may carry the fob for a week before making you change them out (we share keys) urg :) @Kristi I found them over on Etsy :) @Wifemomwoman check back to the shop...I am adding some FUN stuff!! Happy crafting!
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Ingrid
Such a beautiful key chain. I love it.
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ReplyDeleteThanks Lisa! :)
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