One of the nicest gifts I received at Christmas is a 'key keeper'....actually I don't know if it really has a name.
The keys are attached to a snap hook on the keeper...then you hang the curved hook over the side of your purse and you can locate your keys anytime.
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That is really neat. I especially like the cross on the holder. The last few years I have designated a place in my purse where I keep my keys. Usually there is a separate compartment at the front or back of the purse. I used to fish around for my keys everytime and they were sometimes hard to find.
You commented about having your picture made on a motorcycle. Seems like everything reminds me of something. That reminded me that my Dad bought a motorcycle when he was in his 60s. He had always wanted one and finally got it. I think he just rode it down the road and back a few times. They lived in the country.
That looks like a handy little gadget!
Betty,
This looks like a handy little gadget. I've never seen one before. I really appreciate your sharing this.
Hope all is well with you.
Blessings,
Mary
Neat, I haven't seen those! I like the way the light is shining on the cross!
My key chain, is a large metal ring, to use as a bracelet, so the keys don't get lost in the purse!
Katherine
What a cool little thing. I've never seen these before!! Thanks for sharing it.
I've never seen anything like that before! I definitely need one of those. I'm always losing my keys in my purse!
Betty, this is the neatest. I'm always searching in my purse for my keys...this is a perfect soultion. Linda
That is pretty cool! I hate searching for my keys.
This is so neat Betty! I love making purse jewerly as I am calling it. They are short fobs to attach to the zipper of your purse and really just a fun girl thing. :) It is great for personalizing. Wish I could find snap hooks like this because then I could make these for people.
Hope you have a wonderful weekend. We are off this morning to Cranberry Cottage as it is our 21st wedding anniversary today. We are taking our cat (he always travels up there with us) to the cottage and then off to eat at a favorite restaurant for dinner.
Hugs ~
Heidi
Hi Betty....
I like it, so handy and pretty too...... but most of all, the cross reflects such charisma. Love - Marion
Hmmm - I need one like that with a collar that goes round my neck I think! I bring my car keys in and "usually" put them in the drawer, but sometimes they go automatically to my pocket, or on the kitchen table, or back in my bag, or . . . I used to be an organized person - then I had kids!
Hi Betty! That is such a smart little gadget. Thanks for sharing. I'm going to have to look for one of those around here. Very cool!
-Karoline
SUPER!!!! What a terrific idea. That would be what our family calls a "come in handy" item!!!
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Happy Friday, Happy weekend.
What a great idea, and a very useful gift.
Have a wonderful weekend.
Now that is such a creative gift! And you can always find your keys!
Have a lovely weekend.
Gina
Great idea. My new Brighton purse the kids gave me for my birthday has something similar and I love it. So nice not to have to "dig" for the keys.
Susan
GENIUS!! And it has a cross too, that just makes it better.
Jennifer
Wow, what a neat gift. I need one of those. I am always having to dig in my purse for my keys.
Great idea. I need one of those!
I love your Cross key keeper :-) I've got one as well...but mine is a turtle. My turtle likes to "keep" my keys at the bottom of my purse under everything. He really is a little stinker~
what a great idea!! I have a hook that hooks to my belt loop for days I don't want a purse (not a very dignified look ;-) )I also have a big kiddies head attached to it which makes me laught and helps me to find it in the purse!
What a wonderful gift, Betty! I love the key keeper!
Hugs,
Kelli
I can never find my keys in my purse. I just may have to find one of those.
Oh my. I need one of those too.
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