Mini Projects for On the Go + Keychains

Dear users, dear authors,
here you’ll find colorful mini projects for on the go and keychain patterns. Also great for using up leftover yarn. Shop now.

@Authors,
2-3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget links, images, info, etc.

This play kitchen meal set includes several mini projects. The little ones will be thrilled when they can finally serve food to their favorite toys. Get started right away and crochet fried eggs, toast, butter, vegetables, and pasta.

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This little pouch for 10 tissues can be quickly crocheted in between—using leftover yarn. The pattern provides detailed instructions for different versions.

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Baby shoes are a must-have and always make a lovely gift. These ones don’t require much yarn and are quick and easy to crochet.

Crochet pattern here

Crochet Pattern Fish Fridolin

Perfect for using up leftover yarn, as decoration in a fish garland, as a gift for fish lovers big and small, and as a keychain.



Here’s the pattern

Crochet Pattern: Little Hearts

Table decoration for a baptism? Garland for a wedding? A little lucky charm your children can hang on their backpack? This pattern shows you how to easily crochet the little hearts in 3 different sizes.



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A pattern that practically knits itself is ideal for knitting on the go.

This knitted cowl is worked in the round, and the pattern requires knowledge of knit and purl stitches. 

These keychains are perfect for using up leftover yarn , and you can let your imagination run wild with the color combinations.

This makes them ideal as a little gift for any occasion or for a housewarming party.

    Crocheting a Key Chain

The pattern includes many detailed photos, but I still recommend that you have a little crocheting experience. If you have any questions, I’m happy to help.

Have fun crocheting and giving them as gifts :)

More patterns?

For all the kids starting school, I’ve designed these two little guardian angels that can dangle from a school satchel or a set of keys.

There’s a pattern for a girl guardian angel and one for a boy guardian angel. They aren’t otherworldly beings, but rather little rascally angels: barefoot, wearing a short dress or shorts, with a school cone and a school satchel.

The school satchel can be opened so you can put a few pieces of candy, some coins, or a little encouraging note inside. The only clues to these little good-luck charms’ heavenly origins are their wings and perhaps their unusual hair color.

Crochet a guardian angel like this for your child starting school:

  the guardian angel girl
or
  the guardian angel boy.

Little animals are always cute as keychains or bag charms and can be quickly crocheted from a few leftover yarn scraps:

Little Monkey Jojo

Giraffe Luise

 Polar Bear Björn

You can find even more keychain patterns at this link:Keychains