Leprechaun Keyring

Luck of the Irish and a new lucky charm. My Leprechaun keyring pattern is officially live! Whether you’re looking for a pot of gold or just a fun St. Paddy’s Day project, this little guy is a quick, fun make with plenty of personality. Tap the link in my bio to grab the pattern and start making your own magic. The pattern is written in English and uses U.S terminology. A basic knowledge of stitches is advised but instructions for special stitches are included. You can easily substitute the yarn in the pattern for another. If changing ply simply adjust your hook size accordingly. This will however affect the finished size. Help will always be available via my facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/461963860294762 Materials: 25g Chunky yarn in Green and oddment of Black Oddments of DK or 4Ply yarn in Orange and pink 2 lots of Rats tail cord or similar for arms and legs (I used 3 colours at 9” each for the arms and the same for the legs.) 4.5mm Crochet Hook 3mm Crochet Hook Sewing needle and a small amount of green thread. Small amount of toy stuffing Key ring Chain Finished Size: Body measures 4 ½ inches tall by 2 ½ inches wide Abbreviations: US Terminology MR = Magic Ring St(s) = Stitch(es Rnd(s) = Round(s) Sk = Skip Sc = Single Crochet Dc = Double Crochet Inc = Increase, work 2 sts in same stitch Dec = Decrease, work 1 stitch over the next 2 sts. Slst = Slip Stitch FLO = Front Loop Only BLO = Back Loop Only