Tutorial - DIY Soother Clip

Follow our DIY tutorial to learn how to make your own Pacifier Clip, using our wide range of silicone and wood beads! Shop all crafting supplies on our website and get fast shipping across North America!
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*At Cara & Co, we take safety seriously. We have had our custom tutorial design above third-party tested by a CPSC accredited testing lab to ensure it meets compliance standards for Canadian (SOR/2011-17) and US (ASTM F963-17) children's pacifier clip requirements. However, this does not remove the responsibility of each customer to ensure that the products they create from this tutorial are tested and meet all relevant compliance standards.
**The products, materials, and supplies sold by Cara & Co. Silicone Craft Supply are intended for use by adults and should never be left unattended with a child.
***Small objects and beads can present choking hazards to young children. Never leave a child unattended with beads or other products. Always dispose of any damaged product. No product is completely indestructible, and fully formed teeth could potentially damage product if chewed aggressively, so responsible attentiveness is needed for any user or purchaser. Customers should always inspect and monitor their products, discontinuing use at the first sight of damage.
****Once our products have been sold and shipped to our customers, Cara & Co Silicone Craft Supply Inc., waives all responsibility and liability from the use of our products. Customers are responsible that their final products made from our supplies meet the appropriate safety requirements for their region. Our buyers understand that by purchasing our products or using suggestions from the above tutorial, the buyer assumes any and all responsibility and liability for the use of the products.
*****Cords, clasps and pacifier clips are not intended to be chewed on and may present choking hazards.

[@jenniferolaya3564]

Won't the string that's around that one bead break if the child is sucking on it?

[@caraco.siliconecraftsupply2530]

Hi Jennifer! Great question! We have had this soother clip method tested by an FDA approved, official testing company to ensure it meets all safety standards for North American requirements and it has passed! With careful attention to how it is put together and with appropriate product safety testing, the method should ensure that the string is unable to break. Multiple knots also support this. For more detailed info, please see here: carasupply.com/blogs/caraprojects-diy-tutorials/soother-clip

[@jiwonha1429]

Thanks for the video! What kind of cord are you using?

[@caraco.siliconecraftsupply2530]

Hi there! We used our Regular Cord 60" (Pre-Cut). It can be found on our website :)

[@DoseOfDiana5]

What kind of cord are you using ?

[@caraco.siliconecraftsupply2530]

Hi there! We used our Regular Cord 60" (Pre-Cut). It can be found on our website :)

[@leydymcdonough]

Is this CPSC certified? I just found out I have to have that to sell and I don’t know how

[@caraco.siliconecraftsupply2530]

Thanks so much for commenting! Please check out our website for our super helpful safety e-book for crafters and creators of these products with lots of details about safety testing and requirements! carasupply.com

[@babbydinobat]

How long is this Pacifier clip??

[@caraco.siliconecraftsupply2530]

The recommended length for a pacifier clip in the US is 6-8" for compliance standards. Ensure the length of your final item is no longer than 8", including the clip and cord.

[@Chedderb0b]

What brand beads do you use and what kind of cord?

[@caraco.siliconecraftsupply2530]

Hello! All the supplies used can be found at our shop at www.carasupply.com We used our Regular Cord 60" (Pre-Cut).