Halloween is the perfect excuse to whip up some spooky little keychains! Whether you’re decorating your own bag or looking for quick handmade gifts, these tiny amigurumi projects are totally doable and oh-so-cute.
The best part? Most of these designs come together in an afternoon or two. Grab your yarn and hook—let’s get crocheting!
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Crochet Eyeball Keychain
Want something super simple? This eyeball needs just a crochet hook, some yarn, and basic single crochet skills. Lemon Crochet walks you through it step by step, making it perfect even for newer crocheters.
Crochet Little Bat Keychain
Adriana Gori’s tiny bat uses intermediate stitches like bobble stitch and increases, so it’s better if you have a bit of crochet experience under your belt. But it’s worth the effort—these bats are adorable!
Skull Amigurumi Keychain Free Crochet Pattern
These skulls from Dailydoll come in different expressions, made with standard amigurumi stitches. They’re fun to make and even more fun to gift!
Crochet A Skeleton Keychain
Looking for something genuinely quick? This skeleton from Zero Crafts takes about an hour and works great on bags, backpacks, or as a tiny decoration anywhere you want a spooky touch.
Crochet Halloween Ghost and Mini Pumpkin
This duo from NHÀ LEN combines a ghost and pumpkin in one tiny package. They’re so small you can hang them on a car mirror or add them to your backpack for double the Halloween spirit.
DIY Ghosts with Pumpkins
Pukasnow Crochet brings us another charming pair using basic to intermediate stitches. The tutorial is clear and easy to follow, making this a solid choice for intermediate crocheters.
Creepy Cute Mini Amigurumi Keychains
Anvisgranny’s collection gives you five different designs in one pattern bundle. Each keychain has its own unique personality and size, so you can pick your favorites or make the whole creepy crew.
Crochet a Brain Keychain for Beginners
This quirky combo of a brain, tiny heart, and blood drop from Pukasnow Crochet is weirdly wonderful. It’s versatile enough to work as a bag charm, ornament, or just a fun desk buddy.
Spooky Halloween Monsters Keychain
TJ from Passionatecrafter designed these adorable pocket-sized monsters. You’ll need DK-weight yarn, safety eyes, and two different hook sizes, but they’re totally worth gathering the supplies for.
Little Ghosts Free Crochet Pattern
SancrochetVN’s ghost pattern is perfect for complete beginners. Each finished ghost is only 3-4 cm, making them ideal for keychains or little decorative pieces scattered around your home.
Crochet Kaonashi No-Face Halloween Amigurumi
Pukasnow Crochet’s No-Face amigurumi is a fun twist on Halloween keychains. This creepy-cute character works as home decor or makes an impressive handmade gift for any anime fan.
Halloween Jack Skellington Keychain
Grab white and black cotton yarn plus a 3.5mm hook to bring this iconic character to life. The pattern from Littlethingsblogged has all the details you need to stitch up Jack Skellington in miniature form.
Halloween Man Keychain
This spooky character comes in at 10 cm tall and uses various stitches throughout. Ella Kovalyova’s free Ravelry PDF gives you everything needed to craft this dapper Halloween figure.
Boo, Spider, and Pumpkin Keychains
FunnyRabbitToys created this trio of gnome-style keychains with pumpkins, boo, and spiders—perfect for someone with intermediate crochet skills. Find all the pattern details over at Etsy and get started on your collection.
