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Keychain Free Crochet Pattern With Floral Touch

Published: Oct 1, 2026 by Ali raza · This blog generates income via ads

Design small yet eye-catching pieces with this Free Crochet Keychain Pattern taht’s offering easy steps to create stylish keys and mini accessories.

Crochet keychains are a fun way to give everyday items a fresh handmade touch. The Free crochet Keychain Pattern is a cute accessory that can hang from keys, handbags, backpacks, purses, or zippers. Its neat shape, soft crochet texture, and simple style make it useful for daily life while also giving plain items a little extra charm.

The finished piece has a lovely handmade look with a smooth shape and cozy texture. Its clean design makes it easy to match with different bags and personal styles. The crochet surface gives it a warm feel, while its neat form keeps the look simple and pleasant. It can also make keys easier to spot when they are inside a bag.

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Free Crochet Pattern: Adorable Keychain

A crochet keychain can be a thoughtful gift for a friend, child, family member, or anyone who enjoys handmade accessories. It can suit birthdays, thank-you gifts, party favors, or simple surprises. You can also attach it to a gift bag as a pretty extra detail. The project is shared by DIY Maycraft, a YouTube channel featuring creative crochet ideas and handmade projects.

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One of the nicest things about this accessory is its many uses. Keep it with your keys, hang it from a favorite bag, or place it on a zipper for a cheerful touch. The Free crochet Keychain Pattern is a fun choice for crochet lovers who want something useful, pretty, and easy to enjoy every day.

Crochet Floral Motif Keychain Pattern

Make a beautiful and easy-to-follow crochet floral motif keychain using Poly Cherry yarn. This project features two round floral pieces joined with decorative petals, a strap, and a tassel. Perfect for beginners wanting to learn new stitches like popcorn, cluster, and picot, this pattern is broken down in clear steps.

Materials Needed

  • Poly Cherry yarn (or similar weight yarn)
  • 4/0 (2.5 mm) Tulip crochet hook
  • Scissors
  • Lighter (to secure yarn ends)
  • Yarn needle (for weaving in ends)

Skill Level

Beginner to Intermediate
You’ll learn:

  • Magic Ring (MR)
  • Single Crochet (SC)
  • Double Crochet (DC)
  • Half Double Crochet (HDC)
  • Popcorn Stitch
  • Cluster Stitch
  • Slip Stitch (SLST)
  • Picot Stitch

Key Stitch Abbreviations

Abbreviation Stitch Explanation
MR Magic Ring Loop start for circular projects
CH Chain Yarn over and pull through loop
SC Single Crochet Insert hook, yarn over, pull through two loops
DC Double Crochet Yarn over, insert, yarn over, pull through two loops twice
HDC Half Double Crochet Yarn over, insert, yarn over, pull through all three loops
SLST Slip Stitch Insert hook, yarn over, pull through loop and stitch
POP Popcorn Stitch 5 DC in one stitch, joined into a cluster (see steps)
Picot Decorative Loop Chain 2, SLST into first chain of those 2 chains

Step-By-Step Crochet Pattern

1. Center Base (Magic Ring)

  • Start: Make a Magic Ring (MR).
  • Chain 1 (does not count as a stitch).
  • Work 6 Single Crochet (SC) into the ring.
  • Pull the yarn tightly to close the ring.
  • Join with a Slip Stitch (SLST) to the first SC to complete the round.

2. Popcorn Stitch Layer

Row 2:

  • Chain 3 (counts as the first Double Crochet).
  • Work 4 Double Crochet (DC) into the same stitch.
  • Popcorn Stitch:
    • Remove the crochet hook carefully from the loop.
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    • Insert the hook into the top of the first chain 3.
    • Grab the dropped loop and pull it through to form a clustered bump.
  • Chain 3.
  • Repeat the Popcorn Stitch + Chain 3 pattern five more times (making 6 popcorn stitches in total).
  • Join with a Slip Stitch (SLST) to the base of the first popcorn stitch.
  • Fasten off the yarn.

3. Outer Base Layer

Row 3:

  • Change yarn color (e.g., to brown).
  • Join yarn with a slip knot into any chain-3 space created in the previous row.
  • In each chain-3 space, work the following repeats:
    • 5 Double Crochet (DC) cluster into the chain space.
    • Chain 3.
  • Repeat this pattern around to create a total of 12 clusters.
  • Join with a Slip Stitch (SLST) to the joining point.
  • Fasten off yarn.
  • Make a second identical piece repeating steps 1-3 exactly.
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4. Joining the Two Pieces

  • Place the two circular pieces back-to-back, aligning the edges.
  • Attach yarn through one of the chain spaces between both pieces.
  • Join them by working around the edges:
    • Chain 3, then 1 Single Crochet (SC) through both layers along the edge.
  • Continue alternating chain 3, 1 SC through both pieces until they are fully joined.
  • Fasten off.
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5. Leaf/Petal Edging

Inside each chain space along the join:

  • Work these stitches to create petal shapes:
    • 1 SC
    • 1 Half Double Crochet (HDC)
    • 3 Double Crochet (DC)
  • Make a Picot Stitch:
    • Chain 2
    • Slip Stitch (SLST) into the first of those two chains to create a decorative loop
  • Continue with:
    • 3 DC
    • 1 HDC
    • 1 SC into the next chain space
  • Repeat the above for all 5 petals around the motif.

6. Strap and Finishing

Strap:

  • Chain 45 stitches for the strap length.
  • Join the chain back to the base with a Slip Stitch (SLST).
  • Work the leaf/petal pattern described in step 5 once more around the strap loop for decoration.

Tassel:

  • Make a small tassel about 4-5 cm long (wrap yarn around fingers, tie, and cut ends evenly).
  • Attach the tassel to the bottom of the joined motifs securely using yarn.
  • Fasten off and weave in all ends neatly.
  • Use a lighter carefully to secure yarn ends and prevent fraying if desired.
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Assembly & Finished Size

  • Each circular floral motif measures approximately 7 cm in diameter.
  • When joined, the total width is about 1.5 cm thick due to layers.
  • Strap length is approximately 15 cm (adjustable by changing chain count).
  • The tassel adds an additional 4-5 cm for decorative flair.
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Conclusion

This crochet floral motif keychain project is a rewarding, beginner-friendly way to explore new stitches and techniques. With clear rounds and clusters, popcorn stitches, decorative petal edges, and a handy strap, your finished keychain will blend beauty with practicality. You can customize yarn colors and strap length to suit your style, making it a perfect handmade gift or personal accessory.

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