How to Crochet a Tulip Keychain

Cro­chet­ing is a reward­ing expe­ri­ence, and if you’re new to this cre­ative craft, you’ll be thrilled to learn how to make a cute, tiny cro­chet tulip key­chain! This excel­lent project is per­fect for begin­ners, and you can eas­i­ly use it to prac­tice your basic cro­chet skills. Whether you’re mak­ing a gift or just want to add a charm­ing touch to your keyring, this cro­chet tulip flower key­chain is a won­der­ful choice. Plus, it’s an ide­al project if you’re look­ing for some­thing to make with left­over yarn from pre­vi­ous projects. If you enjoy cro­chet tuto­ri­als on favorite social media sites like Tik­Tok, this project will sure­ly spark your inter­est and cre­ativ­i­ty. Let’s get start­ed!

To begin, you’ll need a long yarn tail and some worsted weight yarn. Choose your favorite col­ors for the tulip petals and stem. You’ll start by mak­ing a mag­ic ring, which is a com­mon tech­nique in cro­chet. This will form the base of the tulip flower. Once you have your mag­ic ring, you’ll pro­ceed by work­ing half dou­ble cro­chet into the ring. The first round typ­i­cal­ly con­sists of sin­gle cro­chets, and you’ll need to be mind­ful of the end of the round. At the end of the round, join the last stitch to the first one with a slip stitch (sl st).

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Abbre­vi­a­tions:

ch=chain

sc=single cro­chet

hdc=half dou­ble cro­chet 

dc=double cro­chet

sl st=slip stitch

F hook, Medi­um worsted yarn 

Rnd 1: In the mag­ic ring, ch 2(counts as a hdc), 11 hdc, sl st ‑12 hdc

Rnd 2: 2 hdc in each stitch around, sl st ‑24 hdc

Rnd 3: *hdc, 2hdc, *Repeat around, sl st ‑36 hdc

Rnd 4: *hdc in the next two stitch­es, 2hdc, *Repeat around, sl st ‑48 hdc

Rnd 4: sl st with yel­low yarn, *sl st ch 1 in the stich and in each stitch around, *Repeat around, sl st

Roll up the cir­cle. Then, tie yarn around the cen­ter a few times to secure it. Coil one side upwards to meet the top, form­ing a rose tulip flower, as demon­strat­ed in the video.

Star: ch 4, sl st, ch 1, work 15 dc, sl st

Rnd 2: ch 5, 2nd chain from the hook sc, hdc in the next chain, dc in the next chain, tr in the last chain, skip 2 stitch­es, sl st in the next stitch, *Repeat around to make 5 star points, sl st. Fas­ten off, weave in your ends. Attach the key­chain loop to the cen­ter of the star. Then hot glue the back of the star, to the bot­tom of the flower. 

Once you’ve com­plet­ed the top sec­tions of the tulip, use a yarn nee­dle to weave in any loose ends. This is where men­tal ref­er­enc­ing comes into play, as you’ll want to ensure your ends are neat­ly tucked in for a clean fin­ish. The final touch is attach­ing the key­chain ring or clasp to the back of the cro­chet flower.

This cro­chet tulip key­chain tuto­r­i­al is an enjoy­able and sim­ple way to cre­ate a beau­ti­ful piece that you can car­ry around or gift to oth­ers. It com­bines the basic tech­niques of cro­chet, such as mak­ing a mag­ic ring, work­ing sin­gle cro­chets, and using dou­ble cro­chets for shap­ing the tulip petals. The out­come is a tiny cro­chet tulip that you’ll be proud to show off. You can also exper­i­ment with dif­fer­ent col­ors for the petals to make your key­chain unique. Whether you’re a sea­soned cro­cheter or just start­ing out, this project will pro­vide a sense of accom­plish­ment as you cre­ate some­thing love­ly with your hands. So grab some yarn, fol­low this tuto­r­i­al, and get ready to make your very own cro­chet tulip key­chain!

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