Build A Key Chain with Bind-It-All

Welcome back to yet another

quick idea tutorial!

Today we are going to be 

building a key chain made

from O-Wire Scraps.

If anyone knew me as of

right now I waste nothing when

it comes to crafting in which

I find it hard to toss those

single O-Wire scraps out.

The shape of them alone reminded

me of a key chain loop and

I thought BINGO!!!

I will make a key chain.

Here we go!

There are no set supplies really

for this project except

for your O-Wire and

Bind-It-All. These are

some of the supplies that I used.

Feel totally free to make this

project your very own.

I cut my pieces out ahead of 

time and went ahead and gave

them some embellishment.

Here we see the front and 

back of this key chain.

Make sure to adhere tap on

first and punch whole.

We now have back and front

adhered.

Now we are going to place

key chain element in zip lock bag.

We are going to stitch this element

inside. I hand stitched but if you

have a sewing machine that

is just so much better. You don't 

have to use zip lock bag. It

can be anything translucent that

can be sewn through.

After stitching all around we

are now going to use our

Bind-It-All to put the O-Wire

loop on. Make sure it is looped to

where the seam of O-Wire is on the back.

Here we have finished product!!!

I made the one for my daughter

ahead of time to show that you

can add as many as you want.

My personal key chain is going

to include family. Just key moments

in which I want to look back on.

Again, please make this your

own and let your imagination run

with it.

Here are a few more detail pictures.

Well, I quite enjoyed this even

though it gave me a few

challenges in the beginning. LOL!

It was very well worth it.

Please if you give this project a

whirl share with us. We

love to see what you all

create. 

Thank you for stopping by!!!

1.Bind-It-All 2.0

2. 3/4 White O-Wire

3. 1/2 Pink O-Wire

4. 3/4 Pink O-Wire

5. Webster's Pages Note Card

6. Elle's Studio Tag

7. Momenta Family Matters Stickers

8. K& Company Arrow Stickers

9. Misc. Tag

10. Zip Lock Bag

11. Needle N Thread

                                              truedivinehand

Happy together

Hello! I hope all is well with you! Today I am just going to share a quick and easy mini album that I created for my sister. A few months ago, I came across some post about her relationship with her boyfriend and thought it was so touching so I wanted to create something that she will always have to remember these precious times. I hope she found her soulmate because it's not easy to find that special person you want to be with for the rest of your life and she is SO happy with Scott and I am truly happy for her.

Supplies:

• Zutter: Bind-it-All
• Zutter: Owires in Antique Brass
• Other:
• Creative Memories: Cardstock
• Webster's Pages: Papers
• Webster's Pages: Trims
• Webster's Pages: Jewels
• Webster's Pages: Acrylic heart
• Wesbter's Pages: Flower
• Creative Memories: Heart Punch

Bind a Jounal

Hi everyone, Nancy here today to share another fun project I made with my Bind- it-All.


Living in Northern California, my husband and I occasionally get the opportunity to try wines (I think the nearest winery is only 7 miles, and one of our favorites is just 15). But keeping them straight; remembering which wines we have had and would like to buy, and which we are not interested in purchasing can be difficult.  I decided to create a small wine journal to save our tasting notes and wine labels.


I chose to use the 7.5x5 Acrylic covers due to their light weight and beautiful translucent properties.  I kept the cover fairly flat as I wanted to be able to toss the journal into my purse if needed.  I really love how you can see the front page of the journal through the cover, showing off the Webster's Pages papers I have had in my stash for quite some time.

 I created a little pocket on the first inner page to hold bits of paper for our notes.

 Here is one of the labels we saved with the tasting notes next to it.

One-half inch silver 0-Wires hold my journal together nicely.

And of course, I couldn't resist tying some scraps of trim to the o-wires to coordinate with the Webster's Pages papers.  Definitely a favorite technique for me.

Thanks for stopping by the Bind-it-All blog today.


Nancy