These avocado easy crochet keychain patterns are perfect for keeping track of your keys. It’s made mostly flat in rows except for the pit, which is worked in rounds. It is constructed as separate pieces of mostly single crochet stitches in two shades of green yarn, with a few half-double crochet and double crochet for the pit. I love the face and cute little eyes on this one! Use safety eyes to achieve the same effect.

Designer: Spin a Yarn Crochet

Yarn: Loops & Threads Impeccable (Worsted Weight Yarn #4)

These little owls are a keychain crochet pattern free Ravelry download!!  These little cuties work perfectly as keychains or even as backpack or purse clips.  They work quickly so they are perfect for craft fairs and markets.  

Designer: Yarn Artists

Yarn: Lion Brand Vanna’s Choice (Aran Weight #4)

How about a crochet keychain pattern that is both cute and functional??  This easy keychain is a holder for those earbuds that tend to wander off.  I love the motif on the front of this one, and the handy little pocket to stash your earbuds in the back!  This could also easily be used both as a keychain or as a backpack clip.  Uses both single and double crochet stitches in various combinations. This pattern calls for cotton yarn, but you can easily use acrylic.

Designer: A Crocheted Simplicity

Yarn: Lily Sugar N Cream (Worsted Weight #4)

Another easy crochet keychain pattern that’s a great, free Ravelry download!  This little lip balm holder is perfect for that tube that tends to get lost in a bag or pocket! Try making a keychain specifically to hold it so you always know where it is.  

Designer: Kristy Ashmore

Yarn: Creme de la Creme (Worsted Weight #4)

This little koala amigurumi keychain pattern is an adorable addition to a keyring or backpack for those who love the Outback.  Worked in simple single crochet in the round, this easy project is sure to delight.

Designer: Stitch by Fay

Yarn: Paintbox Yarns Cotton DK (DK Weight #3)

Do you ever fumble around trying to find a quarter for the carts at Aldi? I know that sometimes we have scrambled to find one, but it won’t happen again if you make the Aldi Quarter Keeper, an easy crochet keychain, from Heart Hook Home! This is a genius idea and it’s a super simple project, too.

Designer: Heart Hook Home

Yarn: Patons Grace (Sport Weight #2)

Here’s a sweet little sombrero pattern to celebrate Cinco de Mayo, perfect for those looking to learn how to crochet a festive item! This cute crochet sombrero keychain is fun and full of celebration vibes. Made entirely in a single crochet with aran weight yarn, this pattern works up very quickly. Sarah from Repeat Crafter Me even provides helpful tips on how to hide the ends, so you don’t have to weave them in! Dive into this project to enhance your crochet skills and create a charming accessory.

Designer: Repeat Crafter Me

Yarn: Bernat Super Value Solids (Aran Weight #4)

The crochet octopus and jellyfish are popular right now, and it’s easy to see why!  They are just too cute.  Even the name of this is squishy!!  Love it!  This pattern uses a variety of basic crochet stitches including single, half double, double, and treble crochet, so be sure you are familiar with all of these basics before you give this pattern a go.

Designer: The Friendly Red Fox

Yarn: Hobby Lobby I Love This Yarn (DK Weight #3)

Here’s another one of our free crochet keychain patterns that feature food, specifically designed for using the perfect yarn for keychains. This mini taco keychain is a great project for mini skeins and leftover scraps of yarn, allowing you to utilize those small amounts of yarn efficiently. The pattern calls for just two basic crochet stitches - the single crochet and the half double crochet. Each layer of the taco is made individually, and then they’re all joined together at the end. 

Designer: Green Fox Farms Designs

Yarn: Lily N Cream (Worsted Weight #1)

Vintage meets modern in this delightful Saguaro Cactus design, showcasing various Crochet techniques for keychains. Everyone loves crochet succulents right now, and this little cactus keychain is the perfect project to hop on the trend! Zoe’s blog provides helpful charts and detailed instructions, ensuring you have all the guidance you need to successfully complete this charming project.

Designer: Zoe Creates

Yarn: (DK Weight #3)

This simple keychain amigurumi-free pattern penguin will delight both young and old with its adorable shape and design.  Constructed with a single crochet in the round, it’s an easy project that works quickly.  Find this as a free Ravelry download.

Designer: Amanda Maciel

Yarn: (Worsted Weight #4)

This cute little crochet camper keychain works up in less than an hour with scrap yarn.  This pattern uses single crochet in two colors for the body of the caravan, and then another color for the embroidered windows and door and cute button wheels.

Designer: crocheTime

Yarn: (DK Weight #3)

Another fun project to use up your scrap yarn, perfect for those searching for crochet keychain patterns for beginners! I love these food-themed crochet keychain patterns, as they use only single crochet stitches, making it an easy-peasy pattern for anyone to try. The instructions also include a guide on how to make an invisible single crochet decrease, ensuring a polished finish.

Designer: Yarn & Love

Yarn: (Worsted Weight #4)

Another fun project to use up your scrap yarn, perfect for those searching for crochet keychain patterns for beginners! I love these food-themed crochet keychain patterns, as they use only single crochet stitches, making it an easy-peasy pattern for anyone to try. The instructions also include a guide on how to make an invisible single crochet decrease, ensuring a polished finish.

Designer: Yarn & Love

Yarn: (Worsted Weight #4)

I never realized how much I needed a crocheted keychain donut that would fit in the palm of my hand until I saw this post. Engaging in keychain crochet is a great way to create adorable accessories, and this cute little donut is no exception. It can be made with single crochet stitches, making it accessible for all skill levels. Both video and written tutorials are available, ensuring everyone can get in on the fun - even beginner crocheters! This project is also a great way to make excellent play food for a kiddo.

Designer: A Crafty Concept

Yarn: (Worsted Weight #4)

Here is another brilliant and functional design from the talented Ashlea of Heart Hook Home, showcasing her expertise in creating practical crochet patterns. We saw her Aldi Quarter Keeper above, and here, at the same time, she offers a design for keeping a measuring tape conveniently accessible. Transform it into a keychain accessory! I absolutely love this idea. Not only does it serve a practical purpose, but it also allows you to indulge in creating stylish crochet accessories. Plus, this is a super simple pattern to whip up, too.

Designer: Heart Hook Home

Yarn: (Worsted Weight #4)

Add a handmade touch to Halloween for an extra dash of fun with this cute crochet keychain. You can make these Ghost Keychains using mostly single crochet stitches, creating a charming accessory for the spooky season. These patterns are available as a free Ravelry download, and there are also instructions for making a larger ghost plushie out of blanket yarn. Too cute and perfect for adding a bit of handmade charm to your Halloween celebrations!

Designer: The Knotty Navajo

Yarn: (Worsted Weight #4)

This simple yet decorative project, featuring personalized crochet patterns, is perfect for beginners and stands about 3” tall. Utilize worsted-weight yarn to work up this charming design in a snap. The little dots, adding a personalized touch, are made of felt and glued on, while the body of these cuties is crafted using single and treble crochet stitches. Dive into this project to create a unique and decorative handmade item.

Designer: Miss Dolkapots

Yarn: Red Heart Super Saver Solids (Worsted Weight #4)

This little cutie, representing the delightful category of crochet keychain animals, is also available as a free Ravelry download! On the other hand, it comes with full-color photos and written instructions to help you create your own adorable sugar glider keychain. These charming keychains would be especially adorable and likely quite popular at craft fairs and markets.

Designer: Charlyn Smith

Yarn: Lion Brand Vanna’s Choice (Worsted Weight #4)

Wow, I remember having a Game Boy as a teenager and I loved it!  This sweet mini crochet keychain pattern was designed for Father’s Day to remember moments of video games shared.  Uses single crochet and color changes to create the tiny video gaming system keychain. 

Designer: Ahooka Migurumi

Yarn: Scheepjes Catona (Sport Weight #2)

How adorable is this little frog? This pattern, a gem among all crochet patterns, uses sport weight yarn and includes both a video tutorial and written instructions with lots of photos. Typically, free keychain crochet patterns like this one are a fantastic find, and this particular pattern calls for a combination of single and double crochet stitches, making it accessible and enjoyable for crocheters of various skill levels.

Designer: Ami Little Creature

Yarn:  (Sport Weight #2)

This friendly Robin, ideal for bird enthusiasts, was the last of a set of bird keychain patterns featured on Inkypica Crochet’s blog. I love how much it resembles the robins we often see here every year. If you need a project that's both easy and fun, this is perfect, as it uses only single and double crochet stitches.

Designer: Suzanne Boulet

Yarn: Red Heart Super Saver (Worsted Weight #4)

This is most definitely one of my favorite crochet keychain patterns we’ve seen so far.  Look at that perfect tiny cup!  This crochet amigurumi pattern uses only single crochet stitches that are sometimes worked in one loop.  The pattern includes a handy chart, written instructions, and illustrations to help in the construction of this project.

Designer: Petits Pixels

Yarn: Mondial Tissus Basic (DK Weight #3)

This sweet crochet bunny keychain includes a full video tutorial as well as a thorough written pattern.  It is constructed entirely of single crochet and I just love how sweet it is! The little flowers give it the perfect touch.

Designer: Yarn Society

Yarn: Paintbox Yarns Cotton DK (DK Weight #3)
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These Flip Flop Keychains are simply screaming summer. I really like the simplicity in this design -they are the perfect pool side project. There’s no fussing with color changes because the two parts are crocheted separately and then joined together. I love these summer shades! Just crochet using single crochet stitches as well as half double and double crochets.

Designer: Whistle & Ivy

Yarn: DMC Natura Yummy (Fingering Weight #1)