Just simply hang or attach your old seatbelt to a wooden frame you have at home, this can be a bar or a cabinet. Seat Beltĭo you still have your broken seatbelt in your garage? Instead of disposing of them, you can make a key holder out of this. You can also add a frame and hanging string to it.
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License Plateĭo you still have your old license plate in your storage area? Why not hang it in your living room and add some screws, bolts, and nuts. You can use some wooden planks, reclaimed wood, construction adhesive, and some varnish or gel stains for this key holder project. Now, this one piece of art is perfectly made for hotels.
There you have it, a wooden key holder hanging in your living room. You can have other designs, like adding a bird and nest on the tree branch. Since it’s made of wood, it’s easy to add some cup hooks. This tree branch is a good idea to make a key holder out of it. Using an old photo frame, make sure it’s made of wood, and add some small cup hooks.
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If you have sealer spray then use it when your mod podge is dry, then your key holder will be water resistant.Click on any image to start the lightbox display. Let it dry for at least 20 minutes, then apply another layer of mod podge on top. Put your next fabric bit, in this case my bird, on top and smooth out any bubbles: PLace your background fabric on it and smooth out the air bubbles: Lay all your stuff out on your plaque to see where you want it:ĭecide where your hooks will go and mark: Now trace your plaque onto the back of your background fabric:Ĭut it out. I probably should have sanded it first, but I didn’t, so there.Ĥ. But anyway, so I painted the edges black with a foam brush and a house paint sample. That’s not the kind of thing you want to lose in a house with a kid.
I wanted to stain my wood but I couldn’t find my stash of wood stain. Frayed bits are the enemy of decoupage.ģ. I actually went back after this and trimmed off the frayed bits. Unfortunately it’s sol out everywhere, but I am giving away my last 1/4 yard as this week’s comment prize! I started by cutting a bird out of the gorgeous Alexander Henry Birdsong fabric from Fabricworm that I’ve been hoarding since the Duvet Cover tutorial. You could make a big one with lots of hooks and shelves and whatnot, that would be cool.Ģ. These are a few bucks at craft stores, depending on shape and size. Just leave a fabulous comment and you could win it!ġ.
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It took us ten minutes to realize they were hanging on the keyholder, HA.Īnyhoo, Get the full DIY Key Holder Tutorial after the jump…Īnd this week’s prize for fave comment is a little starter set of mod podge, fabric, and sponge brush so you can take a go at making your own. You know what was really funny, was that Carleton totally loved this thing, and immediately hung his keys on it, then when we went to leave the house to go trick or treating, we could not find his keys anywhere. But that’s not the point: The point is that you can make one of these very easily!
I even added an extra hook for the Prudent Dad, though he is usually the one finding my keys, which are usually buried in my purse. I grabbed a wood plaque from Michael’s, some screw-in hooks, a little paint, fabric, and mod podge, and here’s what I came up with. So I decided it was time to create something to hang them from, right by the front door. I lose my keys, I don’t know, like five or six times a day.
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