K-Fashion: The DIY-Accessory Attached to Any K-Handbag 👛
Christmas is coming up and that means the gifting season is right around the corner. If you have no idea what to get or perhaps looking for a cute stocking stuffer, I have a small but insanely cute gift idea for you! What I love about this is because it’s a DIY project, you can really customise and personalise to whoever you’re gifting it. Just the time you took to DIY this already makes it super special and one they'll LOVE that much more 💝
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Macramé DIYs have been trending in Korea for quite some time now. Macramé is a form of textile that reminds me a little bit of crochet. Basically, it’s created by knotting thick yarns of wool to make repeated patterns. There’s quite a few variations to Macramé DIYs that you could take, from handbag straps to keyrings or even ones for your phone. But because many of us will be beginners here, I thought I would start simple with a Macramé Daisy Keyring 🔑 🌼
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I came across so many Koreans making these Macramé daisy keyrings and had to share! The daisy pattern is the perfect accessory to pair with all your summer and spring outfits. So let’s take a look at how to make it and if you want a follow-along video click here 👀👇🏻
You Will Need:
- Tape
- Keyring
- Scissors
- 30cm Yellow Cord
- 60cm Green Cord
- 120cm White Cord
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Set the yellow cord straight and tape at the top to secure. Thread the keyring to the centre of the white cord. Place centre of white cord on top, with a bend.
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Place the green cord on top of the white cord with a bend too.
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Loop the white cord over the green and pull through to secure a knot.
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To make the daisy petals, take cord #1 over cord #2 and loop. This creates a petal on the right side 🌼
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Now to create another petal for the left side, loop cord #3 over cord #4 and pull.
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To create one more petal, put cord #1 on top of cord #5. Then loop cord #1 over cord #2 and pull.
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- Repeat on the left side to form the last set of top petals.
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- To complete the daisy, overlap cord #4 over cord #2 (the green cords).
- Take the bottom of cord #1 and cord #3 (the white cords) and insert each through the newly formed green loop before pulling.
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Pull both ends of the green cords together. This will bring the white cords together to complete the daisy petals!
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To secure, flip the daisy over, and tie a knot using the yellow cord.
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Repeat steps 4-9 until you’ve made your desired number of daisies.
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To finish, cut the excess length of cord and tie a ribbon to the ends to secure.
…and that’s it 🎀 To personalise whoever you're gifting it to, feel free to simply change up the colours of the cord. If you're having trouble finding the perfect length or cord, shoelaces are often used for this DIY. When you’ve mastered the Macramé Daisy Keyring, you can really get creative and take on accessorising with bags, phone cases, or even making more difficult Macramé patterns. ️Have fun DIY-ing, Beauties!
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