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Bright, cheerful, and instantly recognizable, sunflowers are one of the most popular motifs in crochet. This adorable crochet sunflower keychain works up quickly and makes a perfect accessory for bags, backpacks, keys, gifts, or even home décor projects. The textured petals and detailed leaf give it a charming handmade look while keeping the pattern simple enough for confident beginners.

Whether you’re creating market inventory, handmade gifts, or decorating your home with floral accents, this sunflower is a fun project that uses only small amounts of yarn.

Materials Needed

Brown & green yarn (flower center)
Yellow yarn (petals)
Green yarn (leaf)
Crochet hook suitable for your yarn
Scissors
Yarn needle
Keychain ring (optional)

Abbreviations

MR – Magic Ring
Ch – Chain
Sc – Single Crochet
Hdc – Half Double Crochet
Dc – Double Crochet
Tr – Treble Crochet
Sl St – Slip Stitch
Inc – Increase (2 stitches in the same stitch)

Sunflower Center (Make 2)

Using brown & green yarn make 2 identical circles.

Round 1

MR, 6 Sc into the ring. (6)

Round 2

Inc in each stitch around. (12)

Round 3

(Sc, Inc) around. (18)

Round 4

(Sc, Inc, Sc) around. (24)

Fasten off, put both circles on top of each other and join yellow yarn for the petals through both circles under both loops, before closing the circle, fill it with fiber.

Sunflower Petals

Work the following sequence into each stitch around the flower center:

[Ch 1, (Hdc, Dc), Ch 2, (Dc, Hdc), Sl St]

Repeat the entire sequence 12 times around the flower.

Fasten off and weave in the ends.

Crochet Leaf

Using green yarn:

Step 1

Ch 12.

Step 2

Starting in the second chain from the hook, work:

Sc, Hdc, Dc, Tr in next 4 stitches, Dc, Hdc, (Sl St, Ch 1, Sl St) in the tip.

Step 3

Continue working along the opposite side of the chain:

Sc, Hdc, Dc, Tr in next 4 stitches, Dc, Hdc, Sc.

Fasten off.

Assembly

glue the leaf to the back or side of the sunflower or leave it free and attach it through a ring to the keychain.
Attach a keyring through the top of the flower.
Weave in all remaining ends securely.

Your sunflower keychain is now ready to use or gift.

Creative Ways to Use Crochet Sunflowers

While this pattern makes a beautiful keychain, there are plenty of other ways to use these cheerful flowers around your home.

Curtain Tiebacks

Sew several sunflowers onto a crocheted cord or ribbon and wrap them around your curtains. They add a bright, rustic farmhouse touch and instantly make a room feel warmer.

Decorative Vase Fillers

Create a bouquet of crochet sunflowers with stems and place them in a vase. Unlike real flowers, they’ll stay vibrant all year long and require no maintenance.

Wall Décor

Attach multiple sunflowers to a wooden hoop or macramé ring to create a charming floral wall hanging for bedrooms, craft rooms, or nurseries.

Cushion and Pillow Embellishments

Sew individual sunflowers onto throw pillows to add a handmade botanical accent to your living room décor.

Garland Decorations

String several sunflowers together to create a festive garland for windows, mantels, shelves, or seasonal displays.

Bag and Backpack Charms

Add a keyring, lobster clasp, or chain to turn your sunflower into a stylish accessory for handbags and backpacks.

Table Centerpieces

Scatter small crochet sunflowers across a dining table or incorporate them into seasonal centerpieces for a cozy handmade look.

Gift Toppers

Attach a sunflower to wrapped gifts instead of a traditional bow. The recipient gets both a beautiful package and a reusable handmade keepsake.

Final Thoughts

This crochet sunflower keychain pattern is quick, beginner-friendly, and versatile. With just a few basic stitches, you can create a bright floral accessory that works as a keychain, décor piece, gift embellishment, or home accent. Make one in traditional sunflower colors or experiment with different shades to create unique flowers that match your style and space.

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