How Do You Make A Beaded Flower Keychain?

Many people love to hang their keys from a key chain. Most will buy a key chain to attach their keys to but some will make one. This article will tell you how to make a beaded flower key chain.

When you are finished reading this article and finish making your key chain, all your friends will want one too. Draw a simple picture of how you want your flower to look. This can be as simple as a five-petal flower or as complicated as a three-layer flower.

This article will tell you how to make a five-petal flower. Gather all the materials needed on a white sheet or white towel covered surface. Lay out the tools and the wire needed.

It is better to use more wire than you think you will need than to not have enough when working on an article. Cut five lengths of wire double the length you think you will need. These will serve as your petals.

Then cut one length about 4 inches long for the gathering wire. This is what the petals will attach to. Decide what colors you want the petals to be.

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By following these easy instructions, you can make your own beaded key chain, and may even have others asking you to make one for them. Find a flat surface where you can make your beaded key chain, since you’ll be arranging the beads before actually stringing them. You can use a bead tray, a table mat or even a towel (so the beads don’t roll away).

Measure the elastic cord to the length you want your key chain to be. Leave an extra inch or so--on both ends--to tie knots when you’re done. Lay it out on the flat surface.

Select your first bead, the one you’d like to be the focal point of your key chain. Then experiment with your other beads until you’ve arranged them in a pattern you like. Line them up next to the elastic cord, which will serve as a measuring tape.

Knot one end of the elastic cord to the key ring. Thread the row of beads as you’ve previously arranged them onto the elastic cord, ... more.

You know the one I mean - it sounds like "I'm bored!" ringing out in high pitched tones. Give the munchkins something fun to make by working on this simple project. The friendly lizard can be made into key chains, ornaments, zipper pulls or anything a creative mind can come up with.

The kids will love it. Here's how. Gather your supplies.

The age of the child you are working with should determine the materials you use. For example, an older child can handle smaller holed beads, therefore if you have some from old projects, you will be able to use those. A younger child will need something with a larger hole, pony beads work wonderful.

The same goes for the stringing material. An older child may appreciate working with the colored wire, as it will allow their lizard to actually stand, the wire giving it more mobility. A younger child, however, will need something easier and therefore less liable to frustrate them - use yarn or ... more.

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