Make a Cute Crochet Ducky Keychain — Easy Amigurumi Pattern

This easy-to-make Crochet Ducky Keychain Amigurumi is a quick project perfect for gifting, decorating bags, or brightening your keys. Worked in simple rounds with minimal parts, the little duck uses two yarn colors and basic amigurumi stitches. Below is the full pattern, abbreviations, materials list, step-by-step rounds for the body and beak, plus assembly tips and finishing suggestions.

The Crochet Ducky Keychain Amigurumi

The Crochet Ducky Keychain Amigurumi is an adorable and charming addition to your key ring collection! Its soft yarn and cute design make it a perfect way to add a touch of whimsy to your everyday items. The vibrant yellow color and intricate crochet details will surely bring a smile to your face every time you reach for your keys. This little ducky is not just a keychain, but a delightful companion that will brighten up your day wherever you go!

Abbreviations

MR: Magic ring
Sc: Single crochet
Inc: Increase
Dec: Decrease
Ch: Chain
Slst: Slip stitch

Materials

• Yellow yarn (body) (I used size 6 yarn)
• Orange yarn (beak) (I used size 4 yarn)
• Safety eyes (I used 8 mm)
• Hook (I used 5.5 mm for yellow and 3.75 mm for orange)
• Keychain
• Double open ring

Body

Rnd 1. 6 sc in MR (6)
Rnd 2. 6 inc (12)
Rnd 3. (sc, inc) (18)
Rnd 4-5. 18 sc (18)
Rnd 6. 4 sc, (wing: 3 ch, slst to 1st ch), 9 sc, (wing: 3 ch, slst to 1st chain), 5 sc (18)
Rnd 7. (sc, dec) (12)
Rnd 8. 6 dec (6)
Close the hole.

Beak

Rnd 1. 4 sc in MR
Don’t connect the circle, should become a half circle.

Assembly

1. Sew the beak on, between the 4th and 5th rows of the body, between the wings.

2. Attach safety eyes on the same row as the beak.

3. Attach the keychain: before fully closing the top hole, thread the double open ring through a secure stitch at the top of the head (or sew a small yarn loop and attach the ring). Then add the keychain to the double open ring and finish closing the hole so the ring is firmly held in place.

Finishing & Tips

• Stuff the body lightly with fiberfill so the duck keeps a squishy, rounded shape but is still compact for a keychain.
• If you prefer not to use safety eyes, embroider eyes with black yarn or use small beads securely sewn in place.
• Trim yarn ends and weave them into the body to hide them. Secure knots tightly to withstand daily use.
• Variation ideas: change yarn weight or hook size for a larger or smaller duck, or use pastel colors for a softer look.
• Care: spot clean or gentle hand wash as needed, depending on yarn fiber.