A batch of keychains I finished this weekend and a storage question
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GFHWoodWerks
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That's a lot of turning, good work.
KMCloonan
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I bought small zip lock bags on Amazon and place one bag in each zip lock. I punch a small hole in the top of the bag, and I hang the bags on a display stand I made. The bags hang on small dowels. You slide them on and off the dowels. I have this for craft shows - I just leave them/store them on the display stand.
GFHWoodWerks
Member
That is a smart idea. Quick and easy booth setup. Find it anywhere you can.
jschoolcraft
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That's a good idea. I was looking at felt bags on amazon but then you'd have to unpack them for people to see anything.
keithlong
Member
I bought jewelry stands from hobby lobby to display mine. I do store them in the small zip lock bags that I have saved from making troop pens using slimline kits and punch a hole in them to hang. However when I place them on the stand, I take them out of the bag so that the customer don't have to. The bags are labeled.
jschoolcraft
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How do you get the keychains back in their labeled bag? Is there something on a tag when you're displaying them?
keithlong
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I use a small sticky label, like a mailing label.
jttheclockman
Member
Are key chains a thing any more? I found not. just curious what others are seeing in the selling world.
KMCloonan
Member
Surprisingly, I have had success with the pill holder key chains, and the toothpick/rolled up money holder keychains. I tried selling the whistle key chains, but I have no high-end hearing, so I could not tell if they actually sound like anything. And, no one is going to buy a whistle keychain that was "pre-tested"
jschoolcraft
Member
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I picked up a bunch of kits cheap off facebook marketplace and they're fun to turn. If nothing else they can make stocking stuffers or pad out some other gift.