How to Make a Suncatcher Crystal Keychain

These keychain suncatchers are simple to make and look gorgeous when the sun strikes them! Use them as a keychain or add a loop on the end instead of a split ring and hang them in a window. When the sun hits them, they create tons of tiny little rainbows throughout the space! My daughter and I made one of these for each of the females in our family and they were all a hit. Follow along as I teach you how to make a suncatcher keychain for yourself!

How to Make a Suncatcher Keychain Supplies:

Decide on the beads that you plan to use and layout the pattern.

Cut a length of wire, mine was approximately 12″.

Thread the crystal pendant onto it. Placing it into the middle of the wire.

Thread both wires through a crimp bead. Using the pliers, squeeze the crimp bead tight just above the pendant.

Thread the rest of the beads onto the wire, making sure both wires are threaded through them.

Thread a crimp bead onto both wires. Do not tighten it yet! Thread the wires through the split ring, trimming any excess. Make sure to leave about a 1/2″ of length (see image below).

Thread the end wires through the crimp bead and tighten.

That’s it! We hope you enjoyed learning how to make a suncatcher keychain. This was a great project for my daughter and I to work on together. They make great gifts for teachers and friends. I especially love the little angel beads that we used. It makes me feel like I always have a guardian angel with me!

With so many bead and crystal options from Darice, it’s easy to make a lot of these without any being the same! Get creative, have fun and enjoy the beautiful rainbows that these pretty pieces throw off in the sun!