This document provides instructions for making a fabric key fob using various supplies including fabric, fusible interfacing, key fob hardware, and sewing tools. The instructions involve cutting the fabric to size, attaching fusible interfacing, folding the fabric, sewing it together, and adding the key fob hardware to complete the project.

1. DIY Fabric Key Fob
KEY FOB SUPPLY LIST
• Fabric piece measuring 4 inches wide by 12 inches long – my favorite fabric shop
• Cutting mat
• Rotary cutter
• Clear ruler
• Straight pins
• Thread
• 1 inch Key Fob hardware
• Fusible interfacing
• Key Fob Pliers Tool
• Sewing machine

2. Using your cutting mat, rotary cutter, and clear ruler, cut your fabric 4 inches wide by 12 inches
long.
ATTACH THE FUSIBLE INTERFACING
Cut your fusible interfacing just smaller than your fabric piece as shown above. I use Pellon
911FF Fusible Interfacing for all my sewing projects like handbags, checkbook covers etc. It’s a
medium weight and helps stabilize the fabric while adding durability.

3. Place your fabric piece on your ironing board, wrong side up.
Now place the fusible interfacing on top of the fabric, the bumpy side face down.

4. With your iron on the steam setting, flip the fabric and interfacing over and press until
the fusible interfacing is attached. If you are using a different brand of interfacing, be sure to
follow the package directions.
TIME TO FOLD
Fold your fabric piece in half lengthwise and press the fold.
Open it up and fold one end lengthwise so the edge of the fabric is up to the folded line. Press
the fold. Basically, you are folding the fabric piece in fourths.

5. Do the same for the other side.
Now fold together. Press once again. Your folded fabric piece should be 1 inch wide.

6. Using your straight pins, pin in place. I usually just use one pin and that does the trick holding it
together.
SEW TOGETHER
Sew using the straight stitch with about a 1/4 inch seam allowance.
Repeat along the other side.

7. To keep the ends from fraying, sew using the zigzag stitch back and forth a couple times.
This is what it looks like when sewn together.

8. Fold in half bringing the shorts ends together as shown above.
ADD THE KEY FOB HARDWARE
Hold the key fob hardware or clamp with your fingers to hold in place, tucking the ends into
the key fob clamp. Line up the edges of the fabric with the clamp.
Pinch the hardware together using your key fob pliers. Make sure the hardware is secure with
the pointy pieces attached to the fabric.

9. The silicone covers hold the hardware in place. Now you can attach the ring onto the clamp.
YOU ARE FINISHED!
Now you can attach your keys and carry them on your wrist or throw them in your purse
without the worry of them getting lost! Happy sewing! Feel free to share your project or
comment below.