Mini Crochet Strawberry Keychain Pattern

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A tiny, cute strawberry that works perfectly as a bag charm or keychain. This pattern is beginner-friendly and quick to make, usually finished in under an hour.

Materials

• Worsted weight cotton yarn
– Red (main strawberry color)
– Green (leaves)

• Crochet hook: 2.5 mm – 3 mm

• Polyester fiberfill stuffing

• Yarn needle

• Stitch marker

• Keychain ring or lobster clasp

• Yellow embroidery thread (optional for seeds)


Abbreviations (US Terms)

CH – chain
SC – single crochet
INC – increase (2 sc in same stitch)
DEC – decrease (single crochet 2 stitches together)
SL ST – slip stitch
MR – magic ring
ST – stitch


Pattern Instructions

Strawberry Body

Round 1:
6 SC in MR (6)

Round 2:
INC in each ST around (12)

Round 3:
SC, INC repeat around (18)

Round 4–6:
SC in each ST around (18)

Round 7:
SC, DEC repeat around (12)

Start lightly stuffing the strawberry.

Round 8:
DEC around (6)

Fasten off leaving a tail. Use yarn needle to close the hole.


Strawberry Leaves (Top)

Attach green yarn to the top center.

Round 1:
CH 3, SL ST in same stitch (first leaf)

Repeat CH 3, SL ST in next stitch around to create 5 small leaves.

Fasten off and weave in ends.


Assembly Instructions

  1. Lightly stuff the strawberry so it holds a firm round shape.
  2. Use the yarn tail to close the top hole tightly.
  3. Attach the keychain ring through one of the leaf stitches.
  4. Secure the ring tightly so it holds the weight of the keychain.

Optional Details

• Use yellow embroidery thread to add small seed stitches randomly around the strawberry.
• Add a small chain loop before attaching the keychain ring if you prefer extra hanging length.
• Use sparkle yarn for a decorative strawberry charm.


Beginner Tips

• Use a stitch marker to track the first stitch of each round.
• Stuff gradually while crocheting, not all at the end, to keep the shape smooth.
• Keep stitches tight and consistent so stuffing doesn’t show through.

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