Amigurumi: Keychain Bird ( eng )

Amigurumi: Keychain Bird

Welcome to my blog for crafts and creative DIY projects! Today, we’re focusing on an especially cute and colorful project: an Amigurumi keychain in the shape of a bird. This little companion is not only an eye-catcher on your keychain but also a great gift for friends and family. Let’s dive into the world of Amigurumi together and discover why this art form is so popular.

What is Amigurumi?

Amigurumi is the Japanese art of knitting or crocheting small, stuffed toys and figures. The word "Amigurumi" is a combination of "Ami," meaning knitted or crocheted, and "Nuigurumi," meaning stuffed doll. Originally from Japan, this art form has spread worldwide and is very popular.

Why a Bird?

Birds symbolize freedom, creativity, and lightness. A small Amigurumi bird on your keychain reminds us daily to appreciate the little joys of life and bring a bit of color into our everyday routine. Additionally, birds are particularly popular in the crochet scene because their clear shapes and varied colors make them perfect for Amigurumi.

Color Choice

Think about what colors you want to use for your bird. You can choose natural colors or opt for a colorful, imaginative design.

Body

Start with the body of the bird. It is usually oval or spherical.

Inspiration and Variations

There are no limits to your imagination! Experiment with different colors. You can add accessories like hats, bows, or even tiny feet to your bird.

Conclusion

An Amigurumi keychain in the shape of a bird is a simple yet very rewarding project. It offers the opportunity to be creative while creating a functional accessory. Whether as a personal trinket or a gift, this little bird will surely bring a smile to the faces of its owners.

I hope this project brings you as much joy as it does to me. Feel free to share your creations with us in the comments or on social media! Until next time, and happy crocheting!

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Keychain: Bird

The Basic Pattern is Crocheted in Spiral Rounds with Single Crochets

Head and Body in Light Blue or Color of Your Choice

Round 1: Work 6 sc into a magic ring. (6)

Round 2: Double each sc. (12

Round 3: Double every 2nd sc. (18)

Round 4: Double every 3rd sc. (24)

Round 5: Double every 4th sc. (30)6 -10.

 Rounds: 6.10: Crochet 30 sc in each round. (30)

Round: 11:Crochet every 4th and 5th sc together. (24)

Round: 12:Crochet every 3rd and 4th sc together. (18)

Round: 13:Crochet every 2nd and 3rd sc together. (12)

Round: 14:Always crochet 2 sc together. (6)

Round: 15:Double each sc. (12)

Round: 16:Double every 2nd sc. (18)

Rounds: 17 - 18:Crochet 18 sc in each round. (18)

Round:19: Crochet every 2nd and 3rd sc together. (12)

Round:20: Always crochet 2 sc together. (6)

Finish the part, cut the yarn with about 10 cm length. Stuff the head and body with fiberfill and close with the yarn.

Wings (2x) in Light BlueWork 5 sc into a magic ring. (5)

1. Round 1: Double each sc. (10)
2. Rounds 2 + 3: Crochet 10 sc in each round. (10)
3. Round 4: Always crochet 2 sc together. (5)

Finish the part, cut the yarn with about 10 cm length. Now flatten the wing and sew it to the head with the yarn. Make the second wing in the same way and sew it to the other side of the head.

Beak in Yellow

1. Chain 2 and crochet 4 sc into the 2nd stitch from the hook. Close with a slip stitch and crochet in spiral rounds.
2. Round 1: Double each sc. (8)
3. Round 2: Crochet 8 sc. (8)

Finish the part and cut the yarn with about 10 cm length. Now stuff the beak with a bit of fiberfill and sew it to the center of the head with the yarn.

Belly Patch in White

1. Chain 2 and crochet 5 sc into the 2nd stitch from the hook. Close with 1 slip stitch.
2. In the next round, double each sc. (10)

Finish the part and cut the yarn with about 10 cm length. Sew the belly patch to the center of the bird's body.

Finishing

Sew black beads as eyes. Alternatively, embroider with black thread and stitch the eyebrows with black yarn. Attach the bird to a key ring

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