In Cars 2, Mater makes a quick U-turn after mistakenly driving into a
ladies' restroom in Japan. Inspired by the Japanese door icons meant to
help avoid such mishaps, these felt charms make fun decorations to clip
on a backpack, laptop case, or keychain. Or, you can attach them to your
kids' suitcases for easy-to-spot ID tags.
What you'll need
- His and Hers Clip-On Car Charms Template
- Scissors
- Stiff felt (black and tan)
- Straight pins
- Hot glue gun
- Small faux gems (about 1/4 inch) for passengers
- Medium-size faux gems (about 3/8 inch) for headlights
- Jewelry jump ring and snap-hook clasp for each charm
How to make it
- Print the
template and use it to cut out the pieces from the specified colors of
felt. To cut out each of the car windshields, fold the felt with the
template still attached. Then snip through the fold to make a hole in
the center of the windshield, as shown, so you can insert the scissors
and cut along the line. Use the same method to cut the center hole in
both the boys' and girls' car roof ornament.
- Glue each car onto a black felt circle.
- For
headlights, glue a pair of the larger-size faux gems onto each car. Then
cut out a black felt grin (about 3/4-inch wide) for each car and glue
into place.
- Next, glue two smaller faux gems onto each car for the passengers' heads.
- Attach a
jewelry jump ring to the top of each tag, as shown (it's easier if you
first use a pushpin to make a hole in the felt). Use pliers to close the
ring and then attach a snap-hook clasp
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