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Corgi Amigurumi Crochet Pattern PDF
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A ruffled-collar corgi keychain crochet pattern, worked in single crochet, for any dog lover.
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7-page printable PDF pattern
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This corgi crochet pattern is a free PDF for a little amigurumi corgi keychain worked in single crochet and finished with a ruffled collar. It uses white and light brown yarn for the two-tone markings, so it suits dog lovers who want a handmade accessory for a bag, purse, backpack, or keyring.
WHAT YOU WILL MAKE
A small corgi charm with muzzle, head, ears, arms, tail, legs, body, and a ruffled collar in a third color (light yellow).
WHAT YOU NEED
Yarn in white and light brown, plus light yellow for the collar
A hook sized for your chosen yarn weight
Safety eyes and safety nose
Toy/fiber filling
Keychain hardware (clasp or ring)
Chalk pastel or blush for cheek shading
Stitch markers, pins, sewing needle, scissors
INSIDE THE PDF
7-page printable PDF pattern
Dedicated color guide for the two-tone markings
Round-by-round instructions with stitch counts for every part
Written in US crochet terms
WHO IT IS FOR
The skill level is intermediate, and the original notes describe it as suitable for confident beginners up to intermediate crocheters.
TIPS BEFORE YOU START
Pick a hook that gives a dense fabric for your yarn, since a firm tension keeps the stuffing hidden in a small keychain.
Safety eyes are not suitable for babies or toddlers; embroider the eyes instead if the toy is for a very young child.
GOOD TO KNOW
This is a digital PDF pattern only. Listing photos are AI-generated and may vary slightly from your finished result.
About this pattern
This corgi crochet pattern is a free PDF for a little amigurumi corgi keychain worked in single crochet and finished with a ruffled collar. It uses white and light brown yarn for the two-tone markings, so it suits dog lovers who want a handmade accessory for a bag, purse, backpack, or keyring.
WHAT YOU WILL MAKE
A small corgi charm with muzzle, head, ears, arms, tail, legs, body, and a ruffled collar in a third color (light yellow).
WHAT YOU NEED
Yarn in white and light brown, plus light yellow for the collar
A hook sized for your chosen yarn weight
Safety eyes and safety nose
Toy/fiber filling
Keychain hardware (clasp or ring)
Chalk pastel or blush for cheek shading
Stitch markers, pins, sewing needle, scissors
INSIDE THE PDF
7-page printable PDF pattern
Dedicated color guide for the two-tone markings
Round-by-round instructions with stitch counts for every part
Written in US crochet terms
WHO IT IS FOR
The skill level is intermediate, and the original notes describe it as suitable for confident beginners up to intermediate crocheters.
TIPS BEFORE YOU START
Pick a hook that gives a dense fabric for your yarn, since a firm tension keeps the stuffing hidden in a small keychain.
Safety eyes are not suitable for babies or toddlers; embroider the eyes instead if the toy is for a very young child.
GOOD TO KNOW
This is a digital PDF pattern only. Listing photos are AI-generated and may vary slightly from your finished result.
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