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    The document provides instructions for making a crochet keychain. It includes a list of materials needed and abbreviations used in the pattern. The pattern then provides step-by-step instructions over multiple rows to create the front and back pieces of the keychain, which are then joined together.

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    Flower Keychain

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    The document provides instructions for making a crochet keychain. It includes a list of materials needed and abbreviations used in the pattern. The pattern then provides step-by-step instructions over multiple rows to create the front and back pieces of the keychain, which are then joined together.

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    The document provides instructions for making a crochet keychain. It includes a list of materials needed and abbreviations used in the pattern. The pattern then provides step-by-step instructions over multiple rows to create the front and back pieces of the keychain, which are then joined together.

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    Flower Keychain

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    The document provides instructions for making a crochet keychain. It includes a list of materials needed and abbreviations used in the pattern. The pattern then provides step-by-step instructions over multiple rows to create the front and back pieces of the keychain, which are then joined together.

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    CROCHET KEYCHAIN PATTERN

    © Annemarie Benthem
    Hello!

    Thank you for downloading one of my patterns. On this page I'll tell you about the
    materials you need to make this cute keychain and everything else you need to know
    before you get started. I made this keychain with Phildar Phil Coton 3 and a crochet
    hook size 3mm.

    All my patterns are written in US crochet terms. In this pattern you will find the
    following abbreviations:

    CH: chain
    SS: slip stitch
    SC: single crochet
    HDC: half double crochet
    DC: double crochet
    INC: increase
    DEC: decrease

    In the pattern I use the bobble stitch. There are many ways to crochet a bobble stitch,
    so I’ve explained in the pattern how I make bobble stitches.

    Well, this should be a good start for your project! Should you have any questions,
    don't hesitate to contact me. I'm happy to help if necessary and I always try to
    respond within 24 hours. You can reach me at: annemarieshaakblog@hotmail.com

    And don’t forget to check my blog: www.annemarieshaakblog.blogspot.com. There


    are a lot of (free) crochet patterns on my blog and every now and then I have fun
    giveaways.

    Good luck with your project!

    Annemarie
    Do you like my colorful desings? This week my new book Crochet in the City will be
    published! It is currently available in presale here and will be available at the book
    section of LoveCrochet in June 2018. In this book you’ll find more than 20 patterns of
    - for instance - blankets, cushions, coasters and amigurumi. All patterns have a
    flower theme. Click here to read more about the book and to see a preview.
    CROCHET KEYCHAIN PATTERN

    The front
    1. Make 6SC in a magic ring. Make 1SS in the first SC.
    2. Chain 3 (counts as 1DC), make 4DC in the same/first SC. Remove hook from
    loop. Place hook in the 3rd chain that you made at the beginning of this row. Place
    hook in the last DC you made (so the fourth). Place your hook in both loops of the
    DC from back to front. Yarn over hook and pull yarn through all loops on hook. You
    now made your first bobble. Chain 2. * In the next stitch: 5DC. Make a bobble stitch
    of the 5DC just like you made the previous bobble. Chain 2. Repeat four more times.
    * Make 1 slip stitch in the first bobble you made at the beginning of this row.
    3. Make 1 slip stitch in the next chain-2 space. Chain 3 (counts as 1 DC), make 4DC
    in the same chain-2 space. Make a bobble. Chain 2, make 5DC in the same chain-2
    space. Make another bobble. * Chain 2, make a bobble of 5DC in the next chain-2
    space, chain 2, make another bobble of 5DC in the same chain-2 space. * Repeat
    around. Make 1 slip stitch in the first bobble you made at the beginning of this row.
    4. Make 1 slip stitch in the next chain-2 space. In the same chain-2 space and in
    every other chain-2 space around: 2SC. After the last SC, do 1 slip stitch in the first
    SC you made at the beginning of this row. Chain 10 to make a loop, do 1 slip stitch in
    the same SC below. Fasten off.

    The back
    1. Make 6SC in a magic ring. Make 1SS in the first SC.
    2. Chain 2 (does not count as a stitch). Make 2HDC in the same/first SC. Make
    2HDC in each SC round. At the end of this row you have 12HDC. Now make 1 slip
    stitch in the first HDC that you made at the beginning of this row.
    3. Chain 2 (does not counts as a stitch). Make 2HDC in the same/first SC. Make
    2HDC in each SC round. At the end of this row you have 24HDC. Now make 1 slip
    stitch in the first HDC that you made at the beginning of this row. Fasten off and
    leave a long tail for sewing.

    Now place the front and the back on top of each other with the right sides facing
    outside. Take a sewing needle and pull the yarn through the loops of the stitches of
    the front and the back. Stuff the inside before you close it entirely. Fasten off and
    work away all yarn ends.

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