<![CDATA[Batik fabric scraps that have not been optimally utilized can be transformed into craft products with functional, cultural, and economic value. This community service program aimed to improve the knowledge and skills of artisans from the Batik Maliha Marhamas Community at Rusunawa Marunda in producing keychains and necklaces from batik fabric scraps. The program was implemented through six stages: preparation and needs analysis, socialization, training, technology application, mentoring, and evaluation. The results showed an improvement in the participants’ knowledge and skills in making keychains and necklaces from batik fabric scraps. The program demonstrated that training supported by instructional modules, video tutorials, self-practice, and continuous mentoring can strengthen the artisans’ capacity to transform batik fabric scraps into marketable craft products. Further programs should focus on improving finishing quality, developing innovative designs, enhancing product packaging, and expanding marketing strategies to ensure the sustainability of production activities.]]>
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