Mini Totoro keychain is made with a simple and easy shape using embrodery yarn.
My Neighbour Totoro is an ultimate favourite movie of mine. Always puts a smile on my face, no matter what my mood.
I made a Totoro keychain a while ago which was sold at the craft fair. This one was more a classic shape but I was up for trying something slightly different and as a mini version.
MINI TOTORO KEYCHAIN
INSTRUCTIONS: ***UK TERMS***
MATERIALS:
- Grey or blue yarn
- Black yarn for eyes and nose
- 1.25mm Hook
- Keychain clip or ring
- Bead (optional)
- Needle to weave ends
BODY:
MAGIC RING | ||
1 | 6DC | = 6ST |
2 | 6INC | = 12 ST |
3 | (DC, INC) X6 | = 18 ST |
4 | (2DC, INC) X6 | = 24 ST |
5 | (3DC, INC) X6 | = 30 ST |
6 | (4DC, INC) X 6 | = 36 ST |
7 – R9 | 36DC | = 36 ST |
10 | (5DC, INC) X6 | = 42 ST |
11 – R15 | 42ST | = 42 ST |
16 | (5DC, DEC) X6 | = 36 ST |
17 | 36DC | = 36 ST |
18 | (4DC, DEC) X6 | = 30 ST |
19 | (3DC, DEC) X6 | = 24 ST |
20 | 12DEC | = 12 ST |
21 | 6DEC | = 6 ST |
FASTEN OFF & CLOSE THROUGH EACH 6 STS |
EARS:
1 | CH8 | = 8 ST |
2 | SKIP, 2DC, 4HTR, 1DC | = 7 ST |
FASTEN OFF & FOLD IN HALF TO ATTACH TO TOP OF HEAD |
KEYCHAIN ATTACHMENT:
Work an iCord to the desired length then attach this to your keychain accessory with a needle.
I did experiement with creating a mouth for this which you can see below. Something didn’t fit through so I deceided against it. Maybe the mouth would’ve looked better with felt.