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Cross Stitch Keychain Blanks with Clip-In Back
Cross Stitch Keychain Blanks with Clip-In Back
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Cross stitch keychain blanks with a 10x10 grid and a clip-in back that hides your stitching. Stitch the insert, clip it into the base, and hang it from a keyring, bag, zipper or Christmas tree.
The back is already finished
No felt, glue or extra plastic canvas. Clip the stitched insert in, back side down, and the thread ends are hidden. To swap, push the insert out with a needle through the small hole in the base.
What's in the set
- 10, 20 or 30 stitchable grid inserts
- The same number of clip-in bases with a hanging loop
- Colors in groups of 5: up to 2 colors for 10, 4 for 20, 6 for 30
All available colors are shown in the color chart photo.
Not included
- Keyrings or chains
- Thread, needle or pattern
Size and stitching
- Charm: about 3.9 x 3.5 cm (1.5 x 1.4 in) including the loop
- Grid: 10 x 10 stitches, 2.6 x 2.6 cm (1 x 1 in)
- Close to Aida 11 spacing, like our cross stitch frames
- 3-4 strands of floss, size 26 tapestry needle
Small gifts, stitched by you
A 10x10 grid fits one letter, so each charm can carry someone's initial. Stitch them for teachers, coworkers, your stitching group or the family tree.
Material and care
Made from PLA in our home studio in Latvia. Keep away from high heat, such as a hot car. Contains small parts and is not suitable for young children.
How these bases work?
How these bases work?
- Designed for cross stitch and surface embroidery
- Structured grid behaves like embroidery fabric
- Stitch using standard embroidery floss
- Once finished, the frame becomes the display piece
Who these are for?
Who these are for?
- Beginners
- Occasional crafters
- People ready to explore embroidery beyond traditional fabric or canvas
- Makers creating small keepsakes or display pieces
Important note about materials
Important note about materials
These frames are 3D printed.
Because of this, slight color variations may occur, and fine layer lines can be visible when viewed up close. This is a normal part of the process and does not affect how the frame works or how your stitching looks once finished.
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