DIY Silicone beads Bundle – Keyring – Grandpa & Grandma

Materials: Silicone beads, Acrylic bead With rhinestones, Pom-pom and silver Keyring
Difficulty level: Simple – With a few tips :)

This set contains all the supplies needed to make two homemade keyrings – one in the Grandpa model and one in the Grandma model. Below we also list all the materials in this set. If you want to replace an item, such as a different body for Grandma (a white one with rhinestones) or perhaps a different colour Mini Abacus, this supplies list can help you. You can also search for the items in this list via the “search bar” or in the corresponding product category and then add them to your shopping cart yourself with your own adjustments. The heads and bodies can be found in the Luxury beads department under Lucky charm dolls / LuckyJo heads and bodies.

The materials:

• 2x Beadable keyring Silver
• 1x Abacus 14 mm Light Grey
• 3x Mini Abacus Wood
• 3x 9 mm Light Grey
• 1x Lucky Jo Grandma
• 1x LuckyJo Grandpa
• 1x Acrylic With rhinestones Champagne
• 1x Men’s suit Brownie
• 1x Pom-pom Ruche – Grey

These keychains are very easy to make. The balls at the top and bottom can be unscrewed. After you have unscrewed one of the sides, thread the beads onto it. Then press it firmly onto the rod (the entire threading must remain free) and hold it securely with one hand. Twist the ball back on with the other hand.

TIP: Some combinations are a bit “fuller”. First, press firmly on the rod so you can easily tighten the ball. If you don’t do this, the silicone beads may press onto the ball quite quickly, even though it is only screwed onto a small portion of the thread. This can be detrimental to the thread quality.

TIP2: You’ll see in the materials list that we’ve indicated three 9 mm light‑grey beads. In the picture you’ll initially only see two. We’ve placed a light‑grey 9 mm bead under the grandma pompom. This is to press the pompom a bit more and give it firmness. Because there are also ruffles on the underside of the pompom, you can push them up with it. Try to have them fall directly onto the 9 mm as much as possible. After assembling and tightening, you can also carefully pull it out from between. This way the pompom stays beautifully shaped and you hide the 9 mm bead.