How to Crochet Chubby Cat Keychain for Kids

If you are a beginner and want to crochet a cat, learn how to crochet this small, chubby cat keychain with an easy tutorial from Littlespot. There are six cat keychain variations each featuring a unique colour combination while the overall pattern will be the same for all.

You crochet a set of these for selling at the craft stores or gifting as charity. These crochet cats are quick to complete and can be transformed into keychains and bag charms.

Luckily the pattern is completely no-sew. You can find that complete video tutorial at the end of this post. For more information about this amigurumi cat project follow through with us below.

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Skill Level: The video tutorial covers how to crochet this cat keychain step-by-step, using a magic ring and stitches like single crochet, increase, and a special stitch called bobble stitch for legs. Many times you will have to alter yarn colours to get the natural feel of cat fur marks. Perfect embroidery for the whiskers, eyes and mouth is also important.

Guide Span: 19 Minutes Only

Personalization Tips: If continuous colour changes are challenging, try the solid cat design. Use a larger crochet hook like 6mm and a bulky weight polyester yarn for crocheting a big and squishy chubby cat toy for your little girl.

Crochet Chubby Cat Keychain

The crochet tutorial for chubby cats at the end is adaptable with different colour patterns, and the instructor will provide step-by-step guidance on creating each part of this beginner-friendly amigurumi project. Perfect for crochet enthusiasts looking to create a simple yet charming accessory. Here is a quick overview of the tutorial for crocheting the chubby cat keychain:

Getting Started: Begins with a magic ring using two-colour yarns to create a unique chubby cat appearance.
Single Crochet Stitches and Color Changes: Teaches how to alternate colours in single crochet rounds to form a two-toned cat body.
Creating the Body with Increases: Rows are built by adding increases in each round for a rounded, plump look.
Adding Eyes and Details: Place safety eyes between rounds 5-6, securing them with a stitch marker and adding whiskers.
Shaping and Closing the Body: Instructs on stuffing the cat, closing with a decreased round, and hiding yarn ends.
Adding Ears, Tail, and Nose: Simple techniques for making the cat’s ears and tail, with a bobble stitch used to create a small, cute nose. Finishing Touches: Adds final details like a white stitch around the eyes for added charm.