Mini amigurumi and crochet keychain patterns
Small makes are the quickest way to finish a project. These patterns are keychains, bag charms, mini toys and small cases. Each is a PDF you can download right after payment, and the free ones download without an account.
Keychains and bag charmsMini and tiny toysCases and pouchesOrnaments and decorations
Keychains and bag charms
Small amigurumi you can attach to a key ring, a bag or a zipper.
Mini and tiny toys
Palm-sized amigurumi that work up in an evening.
Cases and pouches
Amigurumi pencil cases and glasses cases.
Ornaments and decorations
Hanging ornaments and small decor toys.
Why start with a keychain or a mini toy?
A small project uses little yarn and teaches the same skills as a large toy: the magic ring, increases, decreases, stuffing and sewing. You see the result quickly, so you learn from it and move on to a bigger pattern. Use a firm stitch and a hook smaller than the yarn label suggests, so the stuffing does not show.
Finishing a keychain
Attach a keychain ring or a clasp, then weave in the ends so nothing pulls loose. Our guides on fastening off and weaving in ends and how to join limbs and sew on parts cover the steps. If the charm is for a child, embroider the face and check the toy safety rules that apply where you live.
More ways to browse
Browse all amigurumi crochet patterns, choose by animal in amigurumi animals, or see the crochet patterns for beginners.
Frequently asked questions
- How long does a crochet keychain take?
- It depends on your speed and the pattern. Small keychains are among the quickest amigurumi, and a listing shows the skill level so you can pick a simple one.
- What do I need to finish a keychain?
- The yarn and hook in the materials list, stuffing, eyes or embroidery thread, a yarn needle and a keychain ring or clasp.
- Are mini patterns good for beginners?
- Many are, because they are small and use basic stitches. Check the skill level on each listing.