Crochet Keychain

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Crochet keychains are cute, handmade accessories that are popular for adding a personalized touch to keys or bags, and can be purchased ready-made or made from patterns. Here are various examples and ideas for crochet keychains: 

To make a quick and easy crochet heart keychain, you need yarn, a matching crochet hook (like 2.5 mm), a yarn needle, and a keyring. Start with a magic ring, work specific stitches to shape the lobes and point of the heart, fasten off, and secure it tightly to your metal keyring. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]



Materials Needed
  • Small amount of yarn (any color)
  • Crochet hook (2.5 mm or 3 mm)
  • Yarn needle
  • Scissors
  • Keychain ring [6]
Step-by-Step Instructions
  • Start the base: Make a magic ring with your yarn.
  • Shape the heart: Crochet a mix of chain stitches, single crochets, half double crochets, and double crochets directly into the ring to form the rounded top lobes and the bottom point.
  • Pull closed: Pull the yarn tail tight to close the magic ring and form a neat heart shape.
  • Secure ends: Cut your yarn, thread the tail through a yarn needle, and pull the tails through to the back.
  • Tie and hide: Tie a secure knot with the remaining yarn tails, then push the knot inside the stitches to hide it.
  • Attach the ring: Use a short piece of yarn or a jump ring to securely attach your finished crochet heart to the metal keychain ring. [1, 2, 6, 7]





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