I’ve made this Crochet Amigurumi Bag Keychain Pattern more times than I can count — mostly when I need a quick project that still feels thoughtful and handmade. It’s one of those patterns that looks adorable finished but is surprisingly easy to crochet, even if you’re still gaining confidence with amigurumi basics.
What I love most about this little bag is how practical it is. It works beautifully as a keychain, a zipper charm, party favors, or even small handmade items for craft fairs. I usually finish one in under an hour using cotton yarn and a 2.20 mm hook, which makes it perfect for last-minute gifts.
This pattern is beginner-friendly, worked flat, and doesn’t require complicated shaping. Once you understand how the rows connect to the metal rings, the rhythm becomes relaxing and almost meditative.
What You’ll Need
Before starting your Crochet Amigurumi Bag Keychain Pattern, gather the following materials:
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4-ply cotton yarn
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Crochet hook: 2.20 mm
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3 keychain clips
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2 clips for bag handles
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1 clip for the keychain
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Fiberfill (polyester stuffing)
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Decorative button (daisy-shaped or any preferred decoration)
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Yarn needle
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Scissors
Skill Level
Beginner (Easy & Fast)
This pattern is ideal if you’re comfortable with chains and single crochet. No advanced shaping or color changes required.
Finished Item
A small crochet amigurumi bag keychain, perfect for:
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Handmade gifts
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Party favors
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Backpack or purse charms
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Craft fair items
Size Customization
The size of your bag can be adjusted easily:
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Starting chains → control the bag height
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Number of rows → control the bag width
Abbreviations (US Terms)
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ch = chain
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sc = single crochet
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sl st = slip stitch
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st(s) = stitch(es)
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BLO = back loop only
Pattern Notes
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All rows will have 25 single crochets.
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The starting chain determines the height of the bag.
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The number of rows determines the width of the bag.
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The bag is worked flat, then folded and sewn.
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Do not crochet into the slip stitch loop created around the metal ring.
Crochet Amigurumi Bag Keychain Pattern
Preparation
Remove the chain links from the two keychain clips that will be used as bag handles.
Be careful not to secure the yarn in the thin area of the metal ring.
Bag Body
Foundation
Attach yarn to the first metal ring with a slip stitch.
Ch 25
This chain length determines the height of the bag.
Insert hook into the second metal ring and sl st to secure.
Turn the work.
Row 1
Starting from the first chain, work 25 sc across.
Insert hook into the metal ring and sl st.
Turn the work.
Row 2
Working in BLO, make 25 sc across.
Be sure to work a sc into the 25th stitch before the slip stitch from the previous row.
Insert hook into the metal ring and sl st.
Turn the work.
Rows 3–17
Repeat Row 2 until you have a total of 17 rows.
Each row must have 25 sc.
You may add or remove rows to adjust the width of the bag.
Finishing the Panel
After completing the final row, sl st into the metal ring.
Ch 1, then fasten off, leaving a long tail for sewing.
Assembly
Sewing the Bag
Fold the rectangle in half, aligning the sides.
Using the yarn tail, sew one side closed.
Sew through the inside loops of the front and back layers.
Sew the other side closed the same way.
Turn the bag right side out.
Stuffing
Lightly fill the bag with fiberfill through the top opening.
Do not overstuff.
Decoration
Sew a decorative button to the bottom right corner of the bag (or any position you prefer).
Keychain Assembly
Attach the two bag handle rings to the third keychain clip.
Secure tightly.
My Experience & Practical Tips
After making this Crochet Amigurumi Bag Keychain Pattern many times, I’ve picked up a few practical insights that make a big difference in the final result:
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Mind your tension: Keep your stitches snug but not tight. If your tension is too firm, the panel may curl slightly and make sewing harder.
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Cotton yarn works best: I tested this pattern with acrylic, but cotton gives cleaner stitch definition and helps the bag hold its shape better.
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Don’t overstuff: This bag looks cutest when lightly filled. Too much stuffing can distort the square shape and make the seams bulky.
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Watch the metal rings: Always insert your hook carefully into the ring and avoid crocheting into the slip stitch loop itself — this keeps the edges neat.
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Beginner mistake to avoid: Skipping the last stitch before the slip stitch is common. Always count your 25 stitches before joining.
These small details come from experience and really elevate the finished piece.
Tips & Variations
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Change yarn colors for seasonal or themed keychains
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Add embroidery instead of a button for a softer look
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Make sets using different color combinations for gifts or fairs
FAQ – Crochet Amigurumi Bag Keychain Pattern
Is this pattern suitable for beginners?
Yes. This pattern uses basic stitches and simple construction, making it ideal for beginners.
How long does it take to make one bag?
On average, about 45–60 minutes, depending on your speed and experience.
Can I sell finished items made from this pattern?
Yes, handmade finished items are perfect for small shops, fairs, or gifts.
Can I adjust the size?
Absolutely. Adjust the starting chains for height and the number of rows for width.
If you enjoy creating small, charming accessories like this bag, you’ll probably fall in love with the Hello Kitty Keychain – Amigurumi Crochet Pattern. It’s a sweet, character-based project that’s perfect for fans and makes an adorable gift. For something equally quick but full of personality, the Mini Penguin Amigurumi Keychain Crochet Pattern is a great next step — it’s playful, compact, and ideal for using leftover yarn. And if you like novelty designs with everyday charm, the Coffee Cup Keychain Amigurumi Crochet Pattern pairs beautifully with this project, especially if you’re building a themed collection for gifts or craft fairs.
This Crochet Amigurumi Bag Keychain Pattern has been fully tested and refined through real use, from personal gifts to small handmade batches. It’s simple, charming, and incredibly versatile — exactly the kind of pattern you’ll want to come back to again and again.
If you make one, I hope it brings the same joy to your hook as it has to mine. And if it ends up clipped to a favorite bag or gifted to someone special, even better. Happy crocheting 💛
