This itty bitty Pineapple Keychain would make the perfect little bag charm or accessory for a fun summer outfit. The best part about these is how quickly you can whip them up.

The pattern uses the diamond stitch to create the Pineapple-y texture and made in separate pieces worked in flat rows and then joined together to give them that unique 2-D look.

This adorable little guy has just 4 separate pieces and weighs in at a whopping 9 cm (3.5 inches) from the top of the leaves to the bottom of the Pineapple.

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If you have plenty of scrap yarns in your stashes and you don't know yet what to do with them, you better try this Chain Of Hearts Keyring Crochet Pattern.

They are perfect as personalized gifts and souvenirs for all occasions as well. Make it from several different colors for you and your loved ones!

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In the fictional universe created by turn of the century horror novelist HP Lovecraft, Cthulhu is a malevolent cosmic entity of horrific proportions, but this Amigurumi Cthulhu toy bring a different dimension to the godlike monster. This is soft and adorable, making him a cute addition to any toddler's stuffed animal menagerie.

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Some intermediate to advanced skill is needed to craft your very own Titus, a cartoon-style dino with a chunky body and a mouthful of sharp teeth. More friendly than ferocious, this soft and squeezable T-rex is great for giant hugs.

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This Halycon Keychain is a fresh new keychain, perfect for the spring season. You can use yarn scraps to whip up these keychains in a flash for markets, craft shows, and last-minute gifts.

This crochet keychain pattern creates a wristlet keychain, but instructions are also included to customize your keychains to your style. Ideas include a lanyard length, chunky version, other possible materials, and more!

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Ohhh, another deer crochet pattern for the little ones - and adults too!

Easily turn your little kid into a woodland creature for a costume party she'll attend by making this crochet deer hat for her! You can even make the fox and raccoon if he's going with his friends.

The little flower details definitely added a tiny bit more cuteness to this already adorable hat!

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Want a unique looking deer? Line this deer amigurumi pattern with the other crochet deer patterns and it will surely stand out!

As compared to the previous crochet deer patterns, this one looks more firm and more detailed. Did you see those perfectly shaped ears and those detailed limbs?

Even though this pattern is highly detailed, the pattern is intended for beginners. In fact, it has 24 pages of detailed instructions with high-quality pictures of the process.

Just like other amigurumi pieces, you have to know how to crochet in rounds and how to make a magic ring. As it is targetted for beginners, you'll only be using the basic stitches.

It is important to note, though, that the scarf is a knitted piece. If you are also a knitter, you'll be needing the purl and knit stitch for the scarf.

However, feel free to make a crochet scarf instead if you don't really knit.

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Embrace your inner bookworm with this Bookworm Keychain Crochet Pattern! This little accesory is quick to make and you can use the yarn you already have.

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Granny Squares Keychain makes your keys trendy! It is crocheted with the cheerful shades of Catania Fine who create a colorful bunch.

Of course, you can choose how much Granny Squares you will crochet and how long your keychain will be. Crochet a bracelet with less or crochet more and make it a key cord.

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He's cute, friendly, and he can stand on his own two feet! Tanner comes in a lovely aquamarine blue, with some simple choice embroidery and a lovely face. This is a good pattern for a beginner, and he's big enough to cuddle!

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