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How to Crochet a Sunflower Keychain

Published: Jan 13, 2026 by Raza · This blog generates income via ads

Brighten your day with this Crochet Sunflower Keychain Pattern that’s easy to make and perfect for gifts or personal style.

A small accessory that brings a bit of sunshine to everyday items can be both sweet and useful, and the Crochet Sunflower Keychain pattern shown in the tutorial walks you through turning simple yarn into a tiny sunflower charm that feels cheerful and neat.

Crochet Sunflower Keychain Free Pattern

 

The steps guide you to make the round sunflower center first, then crochet bright petals in a circle around it, giving the finished piece a clear and lively shape that stands out more than flat designs.

The way the yarn is worked into each petal creates gentle texture and depth, so the sunflower looks detailed even at its small size. What makes this pattern especially enjoyable is how friendly it is for crafters of different skill levels.

By using basic stitches and easy‑to‑follow steps, the project stays simple enough for beginners to pick up while still producing a keychain that looks polished and fun.

 

You can pick classic sunflower colors like warm yellow and rich brown or try your own combinations for a playful twist. The finished charm is lightweight but eye‑catching, and adding a small loop or ring lets it hang easily from keys, bags, or backpacks.

This crochet sunflower works well as an everyday accessory to brighten your own gear or as a thoughtful handmade gift that feels personal and cheerful.

It also makes a quick, satisfying project for makers who want a small item they can finish in a short time, adding a splash of yarn‑made joy wherever it goes.

General Information

  • Materials:

    • Yarn: Cotton yarn in Brown (center), Green (back and leaf), and Yellow (petals).

    • Hook: 2.5 mm hook (for the flower) and 3.0 mm hook (for the hanging string).

    • Supplies: Fiberfill stuffing, keychain ring, tapestry needle, and scissors.

  • Difficulty Level: Intermediate. While the stitches are basic, the project requires working into specific loops (Back Loop Only and Front Loop Only) and managing multiple layers.

  • Uses: Perfect as a keychain, a bag charm, or a small handmade gift.

Special Features

  • Double Layer Petals: Using two layers of petals (10 on top, 12 on bottom) makes the sunflower look much fuller and more realistic.

  • Picot Points: The tiny points at the end of each petal give the flower a sharp, professional finish.

Tutor’s Suggestions

  • Perfect Circle: In Round 6 of the heart, the tutor suggests shifting the position of the increases slightly to ensure the shape stays perfectly round rather than turning into a hexagon (polygon).

  • Hide the Tails: Always crochet over your yarn tails as you go to minimize the amount of weaving needed at the end.

Conclusion

This sunflower keychain is a beautiful example of how simple crochet techniques can be layered to create a complex-looking item. The result is a sturdy, professional-looking accessory that captures the "essence" of a real sunflower.

Step-by-Step Details

The sunflower is constructed using several distinct parts: a brown textured heart for the center, a green circular backing, and two layers of yellow petals. The unique "seed" texture in the center is achieved by working into the front loops left behind while crocheting the heart.

Final Tip

When stuffing the sunflower, don't overfill it. You want it to be firm enough to hold its shape, but if it's too round, the petals will begin to tilt backward instead of sitting flat against the center.

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