Lanyard love 🧡 at first sight
There are those little moments in everyday life that simply get nicer when something handmade is involved. For example when you pull out your keys and a cheerful, colourful band you made yourself dangles from them. In colours that lift your mood. In materials that feel as good as they look.
Get ready for bright colours, premium webbing and shiny metal clamps: everything you need to create your own stylish key fobs. For yourself, as a gift or for creative crafting afternoons.
J&J lanyard DIY kit
It does not get more colourful than this! The complete DIY kit contains everything you need to sew eight (!) individual lanyards. Included are 2 metres of high-quality webbing in bright neon shades, a must for everyone who celebrates colour.
You also get eight blanks with key rings in pink, green, blue and purple, perfectly matched to the webbing. Optionally there are lovingly designed woven labels to sew on, a small detail that makes the difference.
- Complete kit for up to 8 lanyards
- 2 m neon webbing + 8 coloured blanks + key rings
- Optional: 6 decorative woven labels
- Save at least 10% compared to buying separately!
Simply cut the webbing to length, seal the ends, sew together and insert into the metal clamp. Your new favourite accessory is ready!
What you can make with it
The DIY kit is crying out for creative projects, and it is so uncomplicated that complete sewing beginners can get started straight away. A few ideas for showing off the colourful components:
- Personalised lanyards for you and all your loved ones, ideal as a little treat or gift.
- Luggage tags for your holiday: embroider or write a name on a label and attach it to your suitcase.
- Bag charms: hung on the zipper, colourful lanyards become a stylish detail.
- Kids' key fobs for the school bag or sports bag: colourful, sturdy and unmistakable.
Thanks to the harmonious colour palette, you can combine the components however you like. Pink webbing with a green blank? Sure! Purple with orange? There are no limits to your creativity.
Did you know? Neon colours come from a darkroom
We owe colours that glow as if lit from within to two brothers from California. In the 1930s, Bob and Joe Switzer experimented with fluorescent substances in a darkroom in the basement of their father's pharmacy, at first for Joe's magic show and for glowing pictures in cinema lobbies. Out of that came the first daylight fluorescent pigments: they convert invisible UV light into visible light, which is why they look brighter than any ordinary colour, even in daylight. Later the colours lit up posters, safety vests and clothing. And now our webbing. 🚀
Let's get started 🚀
Want to create something that shines, is useful and shows personality? Then this lanyard DIY kit is just right. It does not take much: fabric scissors, a lighter, a sewing machine and a little time. But what you get is so much more: colourful accessories that go with you every day and are sure to get noticed.
So: grab the kit, choose your favourite colours and start your mini DIY project.
