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Hi, I'm Mellisa from The Life of a Craft Crazed Mom. I'm so excited to share my duct tape key chains with you today!!
Duct Tape Keychain
As I was looking at my daughter's duct tape, I knew there had to be something I could make from it.
Then it hit me, wristlet keychains!! With such a selection of duct tape out there, your options are endless. I decided to stick with white, silver, and gold. Everyone needs a keychain, why not make one yourself out of duct tape, right?
Gorgeous, aren't they?
As far as making one for yourself, the process is so simple. Start by ripping a piece of your duct tape off about 14 inches long.
Fold each of the sides in, meeting in the middle.
Then, fold your entire strip of tape in half.
Place a binder ring through the raw end of your tape and fold the edge up about an inch.
Take a coordinating piece of duct tape and cut it about 2 inches long.
Again, fold edges in, not quite meeting in the middle. You want some backing to be exposed to stick to your wristlet.
Wrap the small coordinating piece around, covering the raw edge of the wristlet. I did use a little glue to secure my edges.
Again, with so many options of duct tape out there, you could create something elegant like these or something a lot more fun for a kids' project!! They were so simple to make, give it a try. Make one for yourself or maybe for a gift!
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Carrie
Wow, what a great way to use duct tape. Fantastic and frugal. Love it. Thanks for the inspiration and thanks for sharing.
Carmody
I love these key chains, what a clever idea. Plus---- I love anything shiny.
Corrine
Great idea! I love it!
Kristina and Millie
These are so elegant I never would have thought they were just duct tape! Very nice!
Morgan
Those are so cute! I would never guess that they were made out of duct tape!
Julie
Great easy idea to use all this lovely duct tape I keep seeing in the shops. I want to buy it just because, now I know what I could use it for!
Carrie Groneman
Terrific tutorial and very clever too. Stopping by from Teach Me Tuesday Party. Carrie, A Mother's Shadow
Shanice
Thank you for sharing this Duct Tape Key Chain post at City of Creative Dream's City of Links last Friday! I loved this post so much that I chose it to be featured for this weeks party. 🙂 Go grab a button you deserve it!
Nina Lewis
I'm dropping by from Treasure Box Tuesday. This is such a clever idea! I love how they are gold and sparkly. This would be a great craft for girls!!!
All the best,
Nina
Megin
These are so pretty! I've been wanting to give this a try.
Thank you for sharing this week at Brag About It link party on VMG206 (Mondays at Midnight).
~ Megin of VMG206
Sherry
These are super cool! Thanks for linking up and sharing with us at Funtastic Friday. Please join us again this week:-)
Kimberly
Oh cute! I get so excited each week to see what you have been working on because it’s always AMAZING! Thank you for sharing this with us. Pinned and tweeted. I hope to see you on Monday at 7 pm, so we can party!!!! Lou Lou Girls
Duct Tape
Waw!!! I love it your creation and information. You have share best ideas about duct type key chains thank you for this one.
T
Hi there! Love the idea! Did you make a video too?
Katie
Thank you, T! I do not have a video for this project. Sorry about that.
Sandy
Where do you get the sparky button on top? That adds so much. Is it a button? Where would you find online? Not sure what to call it
Katie
Hi Sandy! I call them flat back embellishments, and you can find all sorts of flatback embellishments at scrapbook stores or online like places at Amazon.