Grocery Hook for Car Seat

Here's the first project, and it's something that takes only 5 minutes to put together once you managed to get the parts. They can be bits and pieces of things you already have lying around the house.
Dissatisfied with similar hooks bought at automotive shops, I decided to put this together with parts that I can find easily. Below are the supplies used:

- 2 recycled keyrings,
- A looped nylon strap (I took mine from a keyholder, but you can also use a velcro cable-tie, or any kind of flexible loop strong enough to hold some weight),

- A flat s-hook (I bought mine from Daiso, but you might be able to find them hardware or kitchen supplies stores)

Simply put the pieces together, using a pair of pliers to clamp one end of the s-hook around the keyring so that it doesn't come off easily. To prevent the pliers from scratching the hook during clamping, you might want to wrap a piece of rag around the hook first. If you're concerned about the ring scratching the pole of the headrest, cut a small piece of similar sized rubber tubing and slot it into the headrest pole. You can even stick on your favorite badge to the strap to give it a totally customized look.

So there you have it, the first mini DIY project. That wasn't too hard, was it?