Baby Pink Thread Tassels | Pack of 12 - Keychains, Latkan & Craft

The heavier keychain tassel, a thick baby pink thread skirt gathered into a wrapped gold top with a loop strong enough to take a keyring. Twelve in the pack, all one shade, so a batch of keyrings or bag charms comes out matching.

Specifications

Perfect for

• Keyrings, zip pulls and bag charms
• Tassel earrings and necklace drops
• Saree and dupatta latkan
• Resin keychains and bookmark ends
• Gift wrap, hampers and favour boxes

Compatibility

Works with: saree pallus and borders, blouse and lehenga hems, dupattas, earring hooks and jump rings, keyrings, bookmarks and bunting.

Pairs well with: satin ribbon, kundan and moti beads, jump rings and jewellery hooks.

Not suitable for: machine washing, and for anything that will be pressed with a hot iron directly on the thread.

How to Use

1. Lay the tassels out along the edge first and mark even spacing before you fix any of them.
2. Pass a needle through the loop at the top and stitch it to the fabric with matching thread, two or three passes per tassel.
3. For jewellery, open a jump ring, slide the loop on and close the ring flush.
4. Comb the skirt straight and trim the ends level once everything is attached.

Before You Buy

• The length is not stated on this row, so check with us before you buy if the drop has to match an existing set.
• This is the thicker keychain weight, not the fine saree kuchu tassel.
• Twelve tassels in one shade per pack.
• Thread tassels shed a few loose strands when they are new. Comb them straight with your fingers and trim the very ends level.
• Colour is dyed onto thread, so keep them away from damp and test against a pale fabric before you stitch them onto anything light.
• Stitch or knot them on rather than gluing, since glue stiffens the skirt and shows through the thread.

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• keyring and keychain blanks
• imitation jewellery and chains
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Frequently Asked Questions

How many tassels come in a pack?
Twelve, all in one matching shade.

How is this different from the saree kuchu tassels?
This one has a fuller, heavier skirt and a loop made to take a keyring. The saree range is finer and lighter, made to be stitched onto fabric rather than clipped on.