Shape a playful accessory with this Crochet Eggplant Keychain Pattern with vibrant purple charm, charming details, and a cute handmade touch perfect for everyday use.
Soft Crochet Eggplant Keychain Pattern to Add Cozy Touch
Bring a pop of color and fun to your keys with this charming eggplant keychain! Its deep purple color and bright green top make it look fresh and lively, just like a real eggplant. Soft to touch and light to carry, this little keychain keeps your keys safe and easy to find in bags or pockets. With smooth, simple shapes and neat stitches, it feels nice in your hand and adds a playful touch to everyday items.
Perfect as a gift or a cheerful treat for yourself, this keychain adds personality and joy wherever you go. Whether on your keys, backpack, or purse, it’s a cute and useful accessory that brightens your day. Easy to carry and full of charm, this eggplant keychain is a fun way to keep your essentials close while spreading smiles everywhere.
Long Eggplant Keychain Crochet Pattern
Special Features:
- Light and compact, perfect for keychains or bag charms
- Uses basic crochet stitches suitable for beginners
- Works with two colors to create a bold and attractive look
- Involves shaping techniques for a neat eggplant form
Difficulty Level
Beginner to Intermediate — Suitable for those new to crochet who know single crochet and basic increases, plus simple decreases.
Materials Needed:
- Two colors of yarn (Purple/lavender for eggplant body, green for the stem)
- Crochet hook size 2.0 mm
- Yarn needle
- Stuffing (fiberfill)
- Stitch marker
- Keychain hardware
Step-by-Step Pattern
Body
Round 1:
- Using purple yarn, create a magic circle, crochet 6 single crochet (sc) into the circle. Pull the circle tight to close.
Round 2:
- Crochet 6 V-stitches (each V-stitch is 2 sc in the same stitch) around, total 12 sc.
Round 3:
- 1 sc, 1 V-stitch repeat 6 times, total 18 sc.
Round 4:
- 2 sc, 1 V-stitch repeat 6 times, total 24 sc.
Round 5:
- 3 sc, 1 V-stitch repeat 6 times, total 30 sc.
Round 6:
- Repeat the sequence: 1 sc, 1 sc, 1 V-stitch, repeat 6 times, total 36 sc.
Rounds 7 to 9:
- Crochet one sc in each stitch around, maintaining 36 stitches each round.
Round 10:
- Begin decreasing with 1 sc, 1 sc, decrease (sc2tog) repeat 6 times, total 30 sc.
Round 11:
- Crochet 30 sc (no increases or decreases).
Round 12:
- 4 sc, decrease repeat 6 times, total 24 sc.
Round 13:
- Crochet 24 sc (no changes).
Round 14:
- 1 sc, 1 decrease repeat 6 times, total 18 sc.
Rounds 15 to 17:
- Crochet one sc in each stitch each round, maintaining 18 stitches.
Round 18:
- 1 decrease 9 times, total 9 sc.
Rounds 19 to 24:
- Crochet one sc in each stitch, no changes.
- Start stuffing firmly with fiberfill.
Round 25:
- 1 sc, 1 decrease repeat 6 times, total 24 sc.
Round 26:
- 2 sc, 1 decrease repeat 6 times, total 18 sc.
Round 27:
- 1 sc, 1 decrease repeat 6 times, total 12 sc.
- Add more stuffing if needed.
Round 28:
- 1 decrease 6 times, total 6 sc.
- Fasten off and close the opening by sewing.
Stem (Green Cap)
Round 1:
- With green yarn, make a magic circle, crochet 5 single crochet into the circle.
Round 2:
- Crochet 5 sc in each stitch (no increase).
Round 3:
- Crochet 3 sc, then decrease to shape the top of the stem.
Rounds 4 to 6:
- Crochet sequences alternating increases and decreases to create a ruffled cap as per steps in the video.
- Fasten off and sew stem onto the top of the eggplant body.
Assembly
- Attach the green stem to the purple body using a yarn needle and sew firmly.
- Sew any loose ends inside.
- Attach keychain hardware securely to the top of the stem.
Tutor’s Suggestions
- Use a stitch marker to mark the beginning of each round for easier counting.
- Keep your tension tight especially for smaller rounds to give the keychain a firm structure.
- Stuff firmly but not overly tight to keep the shape soft yet solid.
Uses
- Use as a cute keychain or zipper pull.
- Gift for friends, family, or craft fairs.
- Beginner-friendly practice for mastering increases and decreases in crochet.
Helpful Tip
To make your magic circle tighter and avoid holes at the center, pull the yarn tail firmly before starting your first round. This helps create a neat and closed base.
Conclusion
This long eggplant keychain is a delightful and easy project you can whip up quickly! It’s colorful, fun, and useful, making your keys or bags stand out with a handmade touch. With practice, you’ll get comfortable with rounds, increases, and decreases while making something adorable.
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