How to Crochet Cutest Summer Fruits Keychain: Free Amigurumi Pattern
Welcome to Episode 4 of my Crochet Keychain Series!
Summer is here, and what better way to celebrate the season than with something bright, fresh, and adorable? In this episode, I’ve prepared a special set of mini summer fruits that you’re going to love. They will definitely make the cutest keychains that you can take everywhere with you!
If you’re new here, this is part of my Crochet Keychain Series, where I share small and beginner-friendly projects that are both functional and cute. You can check out the previous episodes in this section of my site! You are gonna love them so much.
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Do not miss out any details! Open this video as you crochet along to make the process more effective and time-saving.
Materials Needed
- Chenille, Cotton or Acrylic yarn (sports weight, 5ply) in any color you prefer. (I will provide the colors I used in the pattern below)
- 3mm crochet hook
- Stuffing Materials
- Stitch markers, darning needle and scissors
Crochet Abbreviations
The abbreviations are in US terminology!
- R – round/row
- Ch – chain
- mr – magic ring
- st – stitch
- sc – single crochet
- inc – increase
- dec – decrease
- hdc – half double crochet
- dc – double crochet
- slst – slip stitch
- FLO – front loop only
- BLO – back loop only
- *- repeat
- [] – total stitch count in each round/row
- sk – skip
Jump to Strawberry, Watermelon, Kiwi or Peach!
Mango
Start with a magic ring using Yellow yarn.
R1 6sc in mr [6]
R2 (1sc, 1inc) *3 [9]
R3 2sc, 5inc, 2sc [14]
R4 2sc, (1sc, 1inc) *5, 2sc [19]
R5 2sc, (2sc, 1inc) *5, 2sc [24]
R6 (5sc, 1inc)*4 [28]
R7-R10 28sc (4 rounds) [28]
R11 (5sc, 1dec)*4 [24]
R12 (2sc, 1dec)*6 [18]
- Start stuffing and stuff as you finish each round below.
R13 (1sc, 1dec)*6 [12]
R14 6dec [6]
- Cut the yarn and close the body.
- Watch this part of the tutorial to see how to close the body using the yarn tail.
Tiny leaf
Start with a slip knot in Green yarn.
6ch, starting from 2nd ch from the hook, 1sc, 1hdc, 1dc, 1hdc, in last ch (1sc, 2ch, 1sc): Continuing to the lower parts of the ch, 1hdc,1dc, 1hdc, 1sc, 1slst, Ch1 & cut the yarn.
- Sew the tiny leaf on top of the body.
- Watch this part of the tutorial for a more detailed explanation.
Strawberry
Start with a magic ring using Red or Pink yarn.
R1 6sc in mr [6]
R2 6inc [12]
R3 (1sc, 1inc)*6 [18]
R4 18sc [18]
R5 (2sc, 1inc)*6 [24]
R6 24sc [24]
R7 (3sc,1inc) *6 [30]
R8 30sc [30]
R9 (3sc, 1dec) *6 [24]
R10 (2sc, 1dec) *6 [18]
- Start stuffing and stuff as you finish each round below.
R11 (1sc, 1dec) * 6 [12]
R12 6dec [6]
- Cut the yarn and close the body.
Leaf
In mr, (4ch, 1slst, 2sc, 1slst into mr)*5
- Cut the yarn and sew the leaf on top of the body.
- Using white yarn, embroider tiny seeds around the body.
- Watch this part of the tutorial for a more detailed explanation.
Watermelon
Start with a slip knot using Green yarn.
Ch11
R1 Starting form 2nd ch from the hook, 10sc [10]
R2-R3 Ch1 & turn, 10sc [10]
R4 Crochet around the sides: 1st side – 3sc, 2nd – 10sc, 3rd – 3sc, 4th – 10sc [26]
R5 26sc [26]
*Change to White yarn at the end of R5
R6 White, 26sc [26]
*Change to Red yarn at the end of R6 and continue using Red till the end.
R7-R10 26sc (4 rounds) [26]
R11 1dec, 12sc, 1dec, 10sc [24]
R12 (4sc, 1dec) *4 [20]
- Start stuffing and stuff as you finish each round below.
R13 (3sc, 1dec) *4 [16]
R14 8dec [8]
- Cut the yarn and close the body.
- Using Black yarn, embroider tiny seeds around the top part.
Kiwi
Inner part
- Start with a magic ring using White yarn.
- Join with slst at the end of each round!
- Slst & ch1 are NOT included in the total st count.
R1 7sc in mr, 1slst [7]
R2 Ch1, 7inc, 1slst [14]
*Change to Green yarn at the end of R3.
R3 Green, Ch1, (1sc, 1inc)*7, 1slst [21]
R4 Green, Ch1, (1sc, 1inc, 1sc)*7, 1slst [28]
- Cut the yarn.
Outer part
Start with a magic ring using Brown yarn.
R1 7sc in mr [7]
R2 7inc [14]
R3 (1sc, 1inc) *7 [21]
R4 (1sc, 1inc, 1sc)*7 [28]
R5-R6 28sc (2 rounds) [28]
- Without cutting the yarn, bring the inner part and crochet two parts together using sc.
- Watch this part of the tutorial for a more detailed explanation.
Peach
Start with a magic ring using Pink yarn.
R1 6sc in mr [6]
R2 (1sc, 1inc)*3 [21]
R3 9inc [18]
R4 (1sc, 1inc)*9 [27]
R5 27sc [27]
R6 (8sc, 1inc)*3 [30]
R7-R10 30sc (4 rounds) [30]
R11 (3sc, 1dec)*6 [24]
- Start stuffing and stuff as you finish each round below.
R12 (2sc, 1dec)*6 [18]
R13 (1sc, 1dec)*6 [12]
R14 6dec [6]
- Cut the yarn leaving a quite long tail and close the body.
- Using the remaining yarn tail, shape into a peachy dip in the middle.
- Watch this part of the tutorial for a more detailed explanation.
Stalk
Start with a slip knot using Dark brown yarn.
4ch, starting from 2nd ch from the hook, 1slst, 2sc
Make a tiny leaf using the same pattern from Mango.
- Sew the stalk and tiny leaf at the top.
And there you have it! You’ve done an amazing job getting this far. Take a moment to admire your work—you’ve put in the effort, and it shows. It might not be perfect, but it’s a reflection of your creativity and dedication, and that’s what truly matters. Be proud of what you’ve accomplished!
[ From Ash ] 𐙚
Hi there🌸
Thank you for checking out my crochet pattern! I hope you find joy and inspiration in the patterns I share.
If you create any amigurumi using my patterns, I would be thrilled and honored if you could give me credit in your posts. Sharing your creations and crediting the pattern helps our crochet community grow and allows others to find and enjoy these patterns too. 🧶✨
I’m grateful for your support and can’t wait to see your beautiful work. Feel free to leave a comment if you have any questions or just want to share your project.
Happy crocheting! ❤️
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