20+ Crafty Keychains To Make: {Free Tutorials}

Wristlet Fob: Easy! Attach fabric or ribbon to several pieces of webbing in one step, then attach the hardware as your second step.

DIY Hermes Key Ring: Made with repurposed leather, a key ring and a hot glue gun. No sewing involved!

Fabric Applique Chain: Cut out a pretty shape from printed fabric, apply interfacing, attach a fabric loop and finish edges with a zigzag stitch.

Wooden Pendant: Transfer an image to a wooden craft piece, drill a whole and attach keyring.

Cute Strawberry: Sewn by machine or hand, stuffed with fiberfill.

Spirals Pattern: Made with a plastic focal bead, pony beads, seed beads and bonded twine.

Ruffled Fob: Made with two pieces of fabric, interfacing and a D-ring.

Geometic Stitched Leather: Sew a simple geometric shape on scraps of leather to make this.

Stamped: Made with a metal stamping set, a brass disc, key ring and jump ring.

Beaded: Made with two lanyard laces, a key ring and pony beads.

Good Luck Rabbit: Cute little fabric softie to hold your keys.

Felt Mini-Cats: Tiny 2″ critters that I knew had to make it on this list for my fellow cat lovers, pattern pieces available to download (gif file).

Child’s Art: Transfer a piece of your child’s artwork to fabric, sew, stuff and attach a ribbon loop for keys.

Super Easy Keychains: Made with strips of fabric and ribbon, embellish with embroidery if you like.

Card Holder Tutorial: Neat little project that keeps both your keys and cards handy.

Pop Can: Made by cutting the logos out of soda cans and covering with Mod Podge Dimensional Magic.

Little Bird Pattern: Sweet little felt bird that can be made into a keychain, zipper pull or whatever else you like. Free pattern download.

Jenga: Gift-worthy project made with a wooden block from a Jenga game, covered with decorative paper and mod podge.

Ribbon: Super easy project using pretty ribbon, key chain rings, a button and floss.

Crafty Fabric Scraps: Great stashbuster that you can embellish any number of ways (with buttons, felt monograms, etc.).

Monogrammed: Made with wood blocks, cut out letters, Mod Podge & key chain rings (you’ll need a drill to make the hole).

Personalized: Names are stitched on a piece of Aida cloth then sewn onto fabric (stiffened with interfacing).

Owl: Neat project, the keys are kept tucked in the owl’s belly by pulling up the leaves (or down to use the keys).

Mini Purse: (Knit) How cute are these little guys! There are 4 different designs to choose from, each measuring 2″ x 2″ when finished.

Yarn Tassel Bag Charms: The sample was made with a purchased kit but you can use whatever supplies you have on hand.

Little Flower: (crochet) Great little yarn stash buster!