Want one? Or you want to learn how to make one too? You are in right place! Cause for today’s blog I want to share how I made this mini flower keychain, with step by step tutorial!
This keychain is made of fuzzy wire, I was bored last night and I remembered that I have some fuzzy wires in the cabinet, so instead of scrolling through my social media accounts, I decided to make another design of keychain and I am happy that I made another design.
Materials
Procedures
Prepare all the materials needed.
Use marker to shape the wire in circle. Compress the rolled wire and twist twice the both ends of the wire to lock. Remove it from the marker then cut the excess tiny wire.
Roll
Remove
Cut
This will be the petals of the mini flower. But let us make the stem before we arrange the petals.
So here, I picked the green fuzzy wire and this will gonna be the stem.
First, I just divided the wire into two lengths.
And cut in half.
Insert the stem in the red rounded petals
And lock it by twisting the edge of the green with the stem. Twist it twice.
Spread the petals
Twist twice each petals to lock
Bend and twist into five connected loops to form the petals.
It will look like this.
Now just follow the steps above to make another one flower.
The white fuzzy wire.
And tadaaaa! You made another white flower!
Let’s stick them together using glue gun. Then let’s make the ribbon of the flower.
For the ribbon, I just used the half of red fuzzy wire.
Twist it like this...
Twist the ribbon backward to lock. Do the same in the left side.
This is not twisted yet
This is twisted backward to lock.
Tie the two flowers together using excess green fuzzy wire.
Put the ribbon on the center of the stem using glue stick.
Cut the stem like this.
Paste the bead on the center of the ribbon.
Put the keychain ring.
And tadaaa! It's good to used!
I enjoyed crafting this mini flower keychain, indeed that being bored is a privilege if we use it in the right way. Boredom can make you do things to be productive!
That's all for today’s blog, I hope you learned something from me. Thank you for passing by!
@joreneagustin