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I bought new keychains x3
god bless Etsy.com and the shops there xD
Hope u like it sara
PS: character copied from www.phoophie.com/store/product_info.php?products_id=1230
I'm tired of my keys jangling in my pocket, so I created a multi-tool keychain using a Crank Brother's M5 bicycle tool. It fits five keys on one side and a M3, M4 and #2 phillips on the other side. I've cut off of the excess portions of the keys to make it even cleaner, as you can see in the after photo.
Other makers have had the same idea.
This is my Sanrio keychain collection. There aren't really that many but what they lack in size they sure make up for in cuteness! The black Chococat at the bottom right hand corner is the one i use everyday for my keys and he goes everywhere with me : ). The rest are just displayed in various places around my room.
My wife surprised me with an awesome camera keychain
Super-Multi-Coated MACRO-TAKUMAR 100mm f4 @ f/11
Taken at The Regency, Laguna Woods, California. © 2012 All Rights Reserved.
My images are not to be used, copied, edited, or blogged without my explicit permission.
Please!! NO Glittery Awards or Large Graphics...Buddy Icons are OK. Thank You!
~Ten years ago, in June 2008, Nvidia released the GeForce GTX280 with the GT200 chip. Let's see how the keychain looks after 3 months in daily use.
few issues:
- I did a scratch on the surface near the letter G :(
- bubbles appeared out of nowhere
- the chip floats around after a while
Some sparkling Guatemalan bokeh! Closing down the aperture blades create hexagonal highlights but also reveal dust bunnies! My sensor needs major cleaning! =D
EOS body + extension tubes (12mm, 20mm & 36mm) + K-mount to EOS Adapter + K-mount Reverse-mounting Ring + Close-up filters nos. 1, 2 & 3 stacked + reverse-mounted 55mm lens
I made this for Laura back when we were both in school. Between working on shows and projects for different classes I spent a lot of time in the theater shop and computer lab, and I wanted to make her something to show her I was thinking of her. So a keychain fashioned after one of the Tick's little-known sidekicks was the obvious choice.
Teddy bear keychains, each with their own personality: Grape Bear, Blueberry Bear, Lime Bear, and Cotton Candy Bear!
Win one of these teddies in my very first give-away! Check my blog (http://allaboutami.tumblr.com/post/8998706345/giveaway) for further details. Contest closes August 20th @ 11 PM, MST.
This is my keychain. I carry various small tools along with my keys and my wallet. I like to keep all these items linked together to ensure I take all of them with me when I leave home, and to reduce the risk of loss, but most of the bits can be easily removed when needed.
The keyring looks bulky with everything spread out like this, but it's actually quite compact. The chain is handmade, woven from titanium wire in a Full Persian pattern. The big ring, some of the clasps, and a few smaller rings are titanium too.
This whole setup weighs about 150 grams.
The wallet always goes on the rear right pocket of my trousers, and the keyring on the front right. Most of the chain slips in the front pocket along with the keyring, but about three inches are left hanging outside between the front and rear pockets; enough to pull and take out the keyring or the wallet, but not enough to accidentally get caught on things like seat belt clasps and the like.
This is also part of the first layer of my EDC.
This is a keychain bearing the Lowe’s logo from the ‘90s. I have owned it since at least 1995, during a special event that the former Lowe’s store in Whitesburg, KY had at the time (though that store had closed in late 1996; it later became a CarQuest auto parts store from 2005-2007 and was demolished).
I just put up a new tutorial on TheBrickBlogger about rescuing minifigs from their (key)chains! Also a little video tutorial about using a soldering iron for the process. Enjoy!...(c;
Check it out here: Keychain Removal
WHAT I USE:
-a large ("jumbo trombone") paperclip
-a small pair of pliers
-two rubber grippy pad things (they came in a pack of ten; they're meant to be used on shelves and tables, to be placed under things so they don't slide around)
-my massive strength and boundless willpower ;-p
* * * IT'S PROBABLY ALSO A GOOD IDEA TO WEAR PROTECTIVE EYEWEAR * * *
Part of a giveaway! Visit TinyApartmentCrafts by Feb 9th 2011 to enter. Keychain clutch sewn with a pattern from Keyka Lou Patterns