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It's Coffee Time Keychains Amigurumi Pattern

It's Coffee Time Keychains Amigurumi Pattern
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Beginner Friendly Level

Perfect for those just starting their crochet journey, with clear instructions and simple techniques

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Complete in under 2 hours—lightning fast fun for instant gratification and quick gifts.

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About This It's Coffee Time Keychains Amigurumi Pattern

This pattern creates tiny crocheted coffee cup keychains with a removable-looking coffee top and embroidered latte art. It includes both UK and US terminology so you can follow the version you prefer. The design is small, quick to make, and perfect for using up yarn scraps.

It's Coffee Time Keychains Amigurumi Pattern crochet pattern - detailed view of completed project

You will receive full row-by-row instructions, material lists and decoration tips. Ideal for making gifts, market stock or a cute keyring for yourself.

Why You'll Love This It's Coffee Time Keychains Amigurumi Pattern

I absolutely love this pattern because it turns tiny scraps of yarn into delightful, useful little gifts that make people smile. I enjoy the balance of quick construction and small finishing touches like the latte art, which make each piece feel special. The pattern is versatile so I can change colours and decorations for different looks. Sharing this pattern makes it easy for others to create charming keepsakes quickly and confidently.

It's Coffee Time Keychains Amigurumi Pattern step 1 - construction progress It's Coffee Time Keychains Amigurumi Pattern step 2 - assembly progress It's Coffee Time Keychains Amigurumi Pattern step 3 - details and accessories It's Coffee Time Keychains Amigurumi Pattern step 4 - final assembly and finishing

Switch Things Up

I love to change colours to create different styles; try pastel tones for a softer look or bold jewel tones for a statement keychain.

You can change yarn weight and hook size to make these larger or smaller — just remember the stitch counts will alter the finished size.

I often add tiny charms or beads to the keychain ring for extra personality and to make each piece unique.

Try embroidering different latte art designs with white oddment — swirls, hearts or simple dots all look great.

Make a matching set by crocheting several cups in complementary colours for market stalls or gift boxes.

I sometimes add a small felt tag with a hand-stitched initial to personalize each keychain for gifts.

If you want a sturdier piece, stitch a second, flat disc for the underside of the coffee and sew it in for extra stability.

I like to experiment with metallic thread for a subtle shimmer in the coffee decoration for a festive look.

For kids, use bright, contrasting colours and avoid small attachments; keep keychains decorative rather than a toy for small children.

When selling, try photographing sets with different colour combinations and list them as gift-ready with keychain hardware included.

Common Mistakes & How to Fix Them

✗ Skipping the stitch marker when working in continuous rounds can cause you to lose track of the start of the round; place a marker at the last stitch of each row to maintain correct stitch counts. ✗ Overstuffing the cup or coffee piece pushes stuffing through the stitches and distorts the shape; stuff gradually and stop when the piece is firm but not bulging. ✗ Failing to flip and secure the long end from the coffee before starting the next row will make attaching the keychain difficult; follow the instruction to flip the 20cm end to the front so you can attach the keychain later. ✗ Not counting after increases and joins can lead to incorrect stitch counts and mismatched seams; count stitches at the end of key shaping rows and after joining to ensure accuracy. ✗ Pulling your yarn too tight when sewing the coffee into the rim will flatten your cup and create puckering; use small, loose mattress stitches and adjust tension as you sew to maintain shape.

It's Coffee Time Keychains Amigurumi Pattern

Make adorable miniature coffee cup keychains with this friendly crochet pattern. You'll get clear UK and US terms, complete stitch-by-stitch instructions, and simple assembly steps to finish a tiny, gift-ready charm. Perfect for using up oddments and creating quick handmade presents. Enjoy a cozy, creative make that's great for gifting or selling.

Beginner Friendly 1-2 Hours

Materials Needed for It's Coffee Time Keychains Amigurumi Pattern

— Main Fabric

  • 01
    Hayfield Bonus (DK) Main - 5g
  • 02
    Hayfield Bonus (DK) Chocolate 0947 - 2g
  • 03
    Hayfield Bonus (DK) White 0961 - Oddments

— Tools Required

  • 01
    Keychain
  • 02
    Hi-Loft Quality Toy Stuffing
  • 03
    3mm Crochet Hook
  • 04
    Wool Needle (for sewing)
  • 05
    Stitch Marker
  • 06
    Scissors

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— Materials :

Info :

Hayfield Bonus (DK) Main – 5g. Hayfield Bonus (DK) Chocolate 0947 – 2g. Hayfield Bonus (DK) White 0961 – Oddments. Keychain. Hi-Loft Quality Toy Stuffing. 3mm Crochet Hook. Wool Needle (for sewing).

— Abbreviations :

Infos :

ch – chain. dc – double crochet. htr – half treble crochet. inc – 2 stitches into next stitch. htrinc – 2 half treble crochets into next stitch. 3rd loop – pick up the extra loop at the back of the previous htr row leaving the front and back loops untouched. FLO – dc into front loops only. sl st – slip stitch. f/o – fasten off by slip stitch in next stitch. (UK Terms)

Infos :

ch – chain. sc – single crochet. hdc – half double crochet. inc – 2 stitches into next stitch. hdcinc – 2 half double crochets into next stitch. 3rd loop – pick up the extra loop at the back of the previous hdc row leaving the front and back loops untouched. FLO – sc into front loops only. sl st – slip stitch. f/o – fasten off by slip stitch in next stitch. (US Terms)

— Note :

Info :

Unless stated work in continuous rounds marking last stitch of each row with a stitch marker before proceeding with the next.

Info :

When stuffing make sure that you don’t overstuff as you don’t want the stuffing to show through when complete.

— Cup (UK Terms) :

Round Row 1 :

ch2, dc6 into 2nd st from hook (alternatively dc 6sts into magic ring) (6)

Round Row 2 :

inc x6 (12)

Round Row 3 :

(htr into next st, htr inc) x6 (18) sl st to join

Round Row 4 :

working into the 3rd st at back of htr row, dc to end (18)

Round Row 5 :

(dc into next 2sts inc) x3, ch8, working through the back spine of ch, dc into 2nd ch from hook, dc into next 6ch, sl st into side of last inc st, (dc into next 2sts inc) x3 (24)

Round Rows 6 – 9 :

dc (24) (4 rows)

Round Row 10 :

dc into next 10sts, place top of handle over next 2sts and, working through BOTH LAYERS, dc into next 2sts, dc into next 12sts (24)

Round Row 11 :

sl st into next 24sts through front of dc's from previous row (24)

Round Row 12 :

working through the sl sts on previous row: sl st into 1st sl st, ch1, dc into next 23sts (24) sl st to join

Info :

F/O leaving a 30cm end.

— Coffee (UK Terms) :

Round Row 1 :

leaving a 20cm end, ch2, dc 6into 2nd st from hook (alternatively dc 6sts into magic ring) (6)

Info :

Flip 20cm end to front of work before starting next row as it will be needed to attach keychain at end.

Round Row 2 :

inc x6 (12)

Round Row 3 :

(dc into next st, inc) x6 (18)

Round Row 4 :

(dc into next 2sts, inc) x6 (24)

Info :

F/O leaving a short end.

Info :

Using 30cm end from cup, weave through the rim on inside of cup, and come out just below the line left by the sl st row.

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Secure end with a couple of small sts.

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Place coffee in top of cup level to the base of rim, and using mattress st attach the coffee to the rim, inserting stuffing approximately ¾ of the way round.

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Secure end with a couple of small sts.

Info :

Weave end through cup and cut flush.

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Secure end in place with a couple of small sts.

Info :

Using 20cm end from centre of coffee, thread keychain onto needle and do 4 or 5 small back sts to secure keychain to cup.

Info :

Secure end and weave in through cup before cutting flush.

Info :

Coffee Decoration: Using white oddment and embroidery ch st, create the design you wish to make on top of cup. I have made 3 different ones to get you started. Weave all ends through cup after making sure the sts are all secure to finish.

— Cup (US Terms) :

Round Row 1 :

ch2, sc6 into 2nd st from hook (alternatively sc 6sts into magic ring) (6)

Round Row 2 :

inc x6 (12)

Round Row 3 :

(hdc into next st, hdc inc) x6 (18) sl st to join

Round Row 4 :

working into the 3rd st at back of hdc row, sc to end (18)

Round Row 5 :

(sc into next 2sts inc) x3, ch8, working through the back spine of ch, sc into 2nd ch from hook, sc into next 6ch, sl st into side of last inc st, (sc into next 2sts inc) x3 (24)

Round Rows 6 – 9 :

sc (24) (4 rows)

Round Row 10 :

sc into next 10sts, place top of handle over next 2sts and, working through BOTH LAYERS, sc into next 2sts, sc into next 12sts (24)

Round Row 11 :

sl st into next 24sts through front of sc's from previous row (24)

Round Row 12 :

working through the sl sts on previous row: sl st into 1st sl st, ch1, sc into next 23sts (24) sl st to join

Info :

F/O leaving a 30cm end.

— Coffee (US Terms) :

Round Row 1 :

leaving a 20cm end, ch2, sc 6into 2nd st from hook (alternatively sc 6sts into magic ring) (6)

Info :

Flip 20cm end to front of work before starting next row as it will be needed to attach keychain at end.

Round Row 2 :

inc x6 (12)

Round Row 3 :

(sc into next st, inc) x6 (18)

Round Row 4 :

(sc into next 2sts, inc) x6 (24)

Info :

F/O leaving a short end.

Info :

Using 30cm end from cup, weave through the rim on inside of cup, and come out just below the line left by the sl st row.

Info :

Secure end with a couple of small sts.

Info :

Place coffee in top of cup level to the base of rim, and using mattress st attach the coffee to the rim, inserting stuffing approximately ¾ of the way round.

Info :

Secure end with a couple of small sts.

Info :

Weave end through cup and cut flush.

Info :

Secure end in place with a couple of small sts.

Info :

Using 20cm end from centre of coffee, thread keychain onto needle and do 4 or 5 small back sts to secure keychain to cup.

Info :

Secure end and weave in through cup before cutting flush.

Info :

Coffee Decoration: Using white oddment and embroidery ch st, create the design you wish to make on top of cup. I have made 3 different ones to get you started. Weave all ends through cup after making sure the sts are all secure to finish.

— Pattern Notes & Copyright :

Info :

Teri Hamilton 2021. This pattern is my original pattern. By purchasing this pattern, you agree to the terms of use: Please do not claim this pattern as your own. You may not sell or distribute the pattern, or any part thereof, without prior permission. It is for personal use only. It is permitted to make items from this pattern to sell for charitable purposes, provided they meet safety guidelines and standards.

Assembly Instructions

  • Weave the 30cm end from the cup through the rim on the inside and bring it out just below the sl st row; secure with a couple of small stitches so it cannot move.
  • Place the coffee piece into the cup so it sits level with the base of the rim, then use mattress stitch to attach it to the rim, inserting stuffing approximately three quarters of the way around before fully securing.
  • Use the 20cm end from the centre of the coffee to thread the keychain onto a needle and make 4–5 small back stitches through the coffee centre to securely attach the keychain to the cup.
  • Weave all loose ends into the cup body and secure with a couple of small stitches before cutting flush to hide tails and prevent unraveling.
  • Decorate the coffee top with white embroidery chain stitch to create latte art; weave in and secure all ends after the embroidery is complete.

Important Notes

  • 💡Use stitch markers to mark the last stitch of each round when working in continuous rounds to keep your stitch counts accurate.
  • 💡Stuff gradually and avoid overstuffing so the stuffing does not show through the stitches or distort the cup shape.
  • 💡Weave in and secure all ends with a couple of small stitches to prevent pieces from coming loose during use.
  • 💡Flip and position long ends as instructed before continuing rows to make attaching the keychain and assembly easier and neater.
  • 💡When sewing the coffee top to the rim use small, even mattress stitches so the seam sits flat and unobtrusive.

Create a set of tiny coffee keychains that are perfect for gifts, craft fairs, or just a little handmade treat! ☕️ Each mini cup is quick to make and full of personality, with optional latte art and colour choices. Enjoy making something small, charming, and very shareable! 🧶✨

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FAQs

What size will the finished piece be?

The finished keychain measures approximately 3-4 cm across depending on yarn tension and exact hook size when using DK yarn and a 3mm hook.

Can I use different yarn weights for this pattern?

Yes, you can use different yarn weights but this will affect the final size; use a smaller hook for finer yarns and a larger hook for bulkier yarns to achieve the scale you want.

Do I need prior crochet experience for this pattern?

This pattern is rated beginner friendly, but you should be comfortable with basic stitches like single/double crochet, increases, and slip stitches to follow the instructions easily.

How long does this project typically take to complete?

Most crocheters complete one keychain in about 1-2 hours, depending on experience, decorations, and assembly time.