Hope you have a wonderful weekend....
Happy that I have a new key pouch but not fully satisfied with the work... plenty of rooms for improvement..
Compare to the work presented in the book... this is rough.. :)
The fabric materials were mixed & matched from my fabric stash which took me quite a bit of time & effort. If you are fancy of making one of these and want an easy way, kit is available from:
It is still time consuming... but at least you don't have to collect the material and buy the book.. :)
My key chain is really old, so I made myself a key pouch... :) It is a design from a book by Shinnie in Taiwan. I bought the book locally and it is a version published by Publisher in China with the right to publish from Shinnie. Cheaper.... :)
17cm x 11cm (w x h, includes 1 cm of seam) |
Rivet came with the key holder, it was fixed with hammer and the metal piece was also glued
to the fabric using UHU all purpose adhesive for additional strength.
This is my own idea.. didn't google what others do. :)
Happy that I have a new key pouch but not fully satisfied with the work... plenty of rooms for improvement..
Compare to the work presented in the book... this is rough.. :)
This picture is taken after I sewed the small star button from Nana Craft Corner.
Updated 10-Oct: Found other suppliers for tiny buttons:
1) http://hotbuttonsupplier-4craft.blogspot.com/search/label/tiny%20buttons
2) http://buttons4crafts.blogspot.com/search/label/tiny%20button
3) http://buttonplanetent.blogspot.com/search/label/micro%20tiny
Updated 10-Oct: Found other suppliers for tiny buttons:
1) http://hotbuttonsupplier-4craft.blogspot.com/search/label/tiny%20buttons
2) http://buttons4crafts.blogspot.com/search/label/tiny%20button
3) http://buttonplanetent.blogspot.com/search/label/micro%20tiny
In case you would also like to make one (not necessary applique version), here are places which sell the key holders:
1) Nana Craft Centre : http://hong2lee.blogspot.com/search/label/Key%20Hook%20%E9%92%A5%E5%8C%99%E6%8E%92
2) Heart-handy
The fabric materials were mixed & matched from my fabric stash which took me quite a bit of time & effort. If you are fancy of making one of these and want an easy way, kit is available from:
It is still time consuming... but at least you don't have to collect the material and buy the book.. :)
Bye now,
Anic
4 comments:
really a good job Anic. I like the way you match the fabric.. unlike me.. I spent more time matching the fabric than sewing it hahaha..
Thank you, Mila.. :)
Matching the fabric is big part of the fun.... :)
wow.. super cute...:)
Hi MamaDaniel,
Thank you... your comment is very encouraging.. :)
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