Come with me to restock and make trinket keychain
Come with me to find trinket keychains supplies! Restock with me and make trinket keychains with me
My Formula For Trinket Keychains (brand new):
Get figures and supplies
Research them
Find your best style
This one is mine:
Poke a hole in your figure
Use super glue
For eye pin or screw pins
Any of them work
I personally use eye pins
They’re more accessible
Plus easy to super glue
Place them in the hole
Super glue it shut
Don’t use too much glue
To keep it clean
Then gather your supplies
Mainly pliers jump rings & charms mainly enamel or metal charms work best for me now use
5 6 Mm Jump Rings
(Medium Jump Rings)
Attach them to eye pins or screw pins
Use 5 of them then attach your keychain of any kind to it
Now use 3 extra jump rings
Place them on left or right side of the top jump ring
I like to add two jump rings on either side to make it easier and faster
Then add your choice of charms and you’re done! For my mini figures I get them at established stores like dollar tree or Walmart or thrift them like goodwill I’m thinking of selling these at a pop up booth market stall so stay tuned! Or somewhere online thanks! Bye! ✌️ #trinkets #keychains #supplies #DIY #fyp
If you're interested in crafting unique trinket keychains, I highly recommend starting with an easy-to-follow formula that allows plenty of room for personalization. One tip that I've found really helpful is to choose mini figures that resonate with your style—whether that’s cute, quirky, or themed around popular culture. Stores like Dollar Tree, Walmart, or thrift shops such as Goodwill are great places to find inexpensive figures that are perfect for DIY projects. When preparing the figures for keychains, poking a precise hole is essential. Using a fine drill bit or a sharp tool with care prevents damage and ensures the figure can securely hold the eye pin. Eye pins are my go-to because they are easier to handle and glue, but screw pins can also work if you prefer extra security. Super glue is perfect for attaching pins, but remember to use it sparingly to avoid a messy look and ensure a strong bond. Once dry, adding medium-sized jump rings (5 to 6 mm) helps connect the figure to the keychain hardware. Adding extra jump rings on either side of the top ring not only looks stylish but also improves flexibility and durability. Incorporating enamel or metal charms can enhance your keychain’s design and give it that personalized touch. These charms also add visual interest and make the keychains stand out, which is especially useful if you plan to sell them at markets or online. Personally, organizing all the necessary tools like pliers alongside your supplies keeps the crafting process smooth and enjoyable. Plus, working at a comfortable pace allows you to experiment with different styles and figure-charm combinations to find your signature look. If you’re thinking about selling your creations, consider local pop-up booths or online platforms. Building a unique brand with handcrafted trinkets can be very rewarding, and you might find it turns into a profitable hobby. Just keep learning and refining your techniques, and most importantly, have fun creating your trinket keychains!
