Crochet Tiny Taco Keychain

Happy Taco Tuesday! I've got a tiny taco that is easy to crochet! Plus you don't have to weave in your ends! It measures about 4 inches wide and makes a great keychain. If you have scrap yarn lying around, it will work well for this project. This is truly a 10 minute project (AKA the 10 minute taco!)
Written Pattern: www.repeatcraf...
KeyChains: amzn.to/3tcTNm0

[@jennjenn01]

You are one of the fastest crocheters I've seen! Took me over 10 minutes just to make the shell! 😂

[@narutoninjagoandtheflashar4256]

Right? I’m a beginner still, but even I am not THIS fast. Wow 🤩 👏🏼

[@Chloe-fb5on]

I thought the video was sped up during the crocheting parts but then I heard her talking in regular speed😮

[@tamidietz3326]

So cute. I didn't have plain green in the right color for the lettuce so I used scrubby yarn and it looks sooo cute!

[@haysbubbles]

These are so cute! My family often has taco nights, so this year for Christmas, I am gonna follow your pattern but add a magnet behind the fixings (hopefully). So they can have a cute taco magnet on everyone's fridge! Thank you for sharing your talents with the world!

[@P.ChubbyCheeks]

Omg that’s an even better. idea thanks!

[@darinthewild]

What a fun project made one today but will be making more to leave around as a Random Acto of Kindness gift. Thanks for sharing

[@ivylyneah3777]

thank you so much! As a beginner (ish) I got through this smoothly. It is so cute! perfect size for my cat

[@cg3862]

Celebrating my grandsons 9th birthday this weekend with a "taco party". Gonna make these for party favors. Thanks for sharing! I love em!

[@rgiorda78]

Thanks!

[@dorothymtpleasant9847]

😮whoa!! I wish I could crochet that fast!! My blanket would be done by now. 😆

[@mhaen7539]

Adorable taco keychain.

[@rorys9035]

Adorable baby tacos. Just made 3 of them for the Kids Kitchen!! Thank you!!!

[@janechapman4176]

So adorable! I'm going to make one for my Granddaughter who collects keychains!! Thanks for sharing and keep up the great work.

[@teee26]

That magic ring start! WoW 🤯 the whole it’s so cute! I’m a beginner and I did it! I took me way longer because I can’t do the magic ring but I did it!! I love this! Thanks so much for explaining this so well!

[@maryevenegas2173]

So cute, going to make several to share with my grandkids!

[@micheledelacruz4301]

Too cute! Thanks for sharing this project.

[@susananderson3478]

That is so very cute! Ty this will be great for scraps, it would be a cute magnet

[@KYDannie18]

This is too cute! I need to make one for my brother, like, yesterday.

[@rozyroan385]

I slowed you down to half to get the notes. Haha. Thank you for a great taco project!

[@astridspek8214]

Super cute 🥰 I am gonna make this 👍 Greetz from Holland 🇳🇱

[@deborahbreaux8980]

Omg ima make some of these! I think I already have safety eyes from the coffee cups I made before!!

[@lisadrake6165]

Super cute🥰. These eould be awesome for Operation Christmas Child boxes!

[@lorettabehnken2643]

So cute. Love it

[@rerodr5414]

I just came across these & it is soooo darn adorable I will be making some for sure i am trying to get out of my comfort zone & try new crochet items thank you for your wonderful work

[@kathrynbunker1081]

This is so cute. Making my daughter one right now. Thank you for this great video.

[@AngieSmith1965]

I love this ! ❤ I'm in a group and we have taco Tuesday's every week. I took orange crochet yarn and added cheese. It turned out really cute 😊

[@terriestafford4454]

Love it. Thanks. 🌮

[@7gloryf]

Thank you for this tutorial. Will definitely make some!

[@kathywelch8722]

This is adorable. Thank you for sharing.

[@pamelaleasure7468]

So stinking cute!

[@linosquoka4671]

This is so cute, I enjoyed making it. Thank you so much

[@betsyvanek9275]

this is the cutest by far! thanks so much for your Super fast tutorial you made me sub!

[@davettaoldcrow4865]

O my gosh love love had nothing on hook until now I finished my paw prints made a blanket ❤❤❤🧶🧶🌈

[@davettaoldcrow4865]

Made it and wore it for Cinco de Mayo taco keychain was a hit a work

[@williamragsdale744]

I can't wait to make this! Thank you

[@7peacefrog]

So cute!

[@jennycohl8401]

Very cute!

[@dawnbroadbent9137]

That was absolute amazing I love it 😀I am going to make some for my friends ❤❤❤

[@LoopySusieQ]

I just made one. SOOOOOO cute!!! 😊

[@aknotstalecrochet]

Omg, friend, I love your hook! Where did you get it? ❤

[@christinesoto7544]

Awesome

[@vbrooker1]

This is adorable! Thanks so much for this!

[@Alypinkflower]

lol so cute..thnx fir sharing

[@anaclf1]

So cute!! Thanks for the video and pattern! Ü

[@jaimesparkman5071]

Adorable! Thank you!

[@auroraking8892]

Can you please do a video tutorial for your Sombrero Keychain? I found the pattern on the same website I found this pattern, but am a wee bit confused on how to hide the stitches

[@rozyroan385]

I love love love this

[@emilywenger1819]

Making this right now. Just a tip but your lighting really needs adjusted. I cant see what color youre using for the brown and im certain beginners would have trouble seeing those stitches

[@_Ayanjee]

For the start of each round, is the first stitch the chain that was slip stitched?

[@agha4]

Like 1 ❤️ Nice

[@Imyourgrandmanow]

Cute project but crocheted waayyy to fast to be able to see where everything was goin

[@smason1022]

Would this pattern work with a much smaller hook like a 2.25mm?

[@kyliestephanielouise]

love it!! Thank you

[@lorettabehnken2643]

Do u have other keychain patterns.i have made a lot of the taco ones.everybody loves them.thank u

[@lovecrocheting]

Nice

[@lorettabehnken2643]

Can u give me the size after u get it done.thanks

[@narutoninjagoandtheflashar4256]

Instead of skipping a stitch, can I just sc2tog like I’ve always been doing? It just looks nicer like that

[@Whirledpeas00Knits]

How cute is that taco!!! 🌮 Love it💕Whirledpeas00, Marie

[@Charlotte12-67]

I have been looking for a while now with out any luck how to crochet a large animal or plant pillow. and can not find a tutorial like this one you have made for the little taco. I like this one you tell how to do it step for step. Do you crochet pillow covers? Thanks in advance. cembry

[@orkothegr8t265]

I know it's been a few months since you've made this comment but I have been in the same boat, wanting to do something specific but not able to find a tutorial on it, and I wanted to pass on some advice/try to help in your quest. In each case I've had this issue, I've ended up having to trial and error it and come up with something myself. Which may be what you'll have to do if you want to do an animal or plant pillow cover and can't find a tutorial for what you're looking for. Fortunately there are many ways to do this. If you are looking for a 2D image of an animal or plant, may I suggest looking into corner to corner crochet? It's a concept of crocheting small squares in diagonal using double crochet stitches, and you can change colors out at any point in time fairly easily and create images in block/square form. There are many tutorials on how to do this type of pattern, if i remember correctly I learned from a video done by the channel The Crochet Crowd, you could check that out if you want, or any others if you wish to do so. Or for more 3D like images, you could crochet a plain square/rectangle/shape the size of the pillow you want as the background and then crochet individual flat pieces like ovals or small rectangles or another shape, add eyes and so on to make an animal body and then sew these pieces onto the plain shape you had crocheted to start off with. Or for a plant, there are many tutorials on how to crochet 2D flowers, they'll probably be small flowers, but you could make several and have a small flower garden on the pillow. If not a flower and instead is a different plant, there are videos on how to do succulents and leaves and probably other plants as well, you can make some and sew them onto the shape being used as the background. However this method requires a ton of sewing so if you dont want to sew a lot then i wouldnt recommend this method. But if you don't mind sewing then you can be as creative as you want mixing aloe plants with maple leaves and whatever else. For the full 3D look, like you want the animal or plant to be the pillow itself and not just an image, then looking at tutorials on how to crochet stuffed animals/items might help a little. The item in the videos will not be the size you will be wanting for a pillow, but the concepts will still be the same or similar. If you find one you like, you could try to increasing the stitch count to make it the size you want, just try to stay consistent to the pattern's increases to keep it looking ok. Like the taco in this video, there were increases in each round to make the shell. To make it bigger, just continue adding more of those increase rounds. It's typically adding 1 more stitch than the previous round between each increase (so like round 1 would be the base stitches, round 2 would be each stitch is an increase, round 3 would be one stitch between increases, round 4 would be two stitches between each increase, so on, well at least that's what I do, you might find a better method or one you like doing more). Then for plants you can have the flower petals as the border of the pillow or have the bottom part of it as a flower pot with the plant sticking up out of the top of it or whatever it is you are looking for. There are also many granny square type videos that have large 3D flowers/etc on them that you can also do/take inspiration from. You can always take concepts from different videos/tutorials and combine them together to make something different or new. You're the creator after all, you can be as creative as you like! Everything I said here is all just suggestions, you don't have to do any of this if you don't want to. And if you do, it might take some trial and error work to figure any of it out. If you do that, I suggest writing it out as you go for easier editing purposes and if you decide to make more than 1 of the same thing, then you have the pattern in front of you already and don't need to trial and error it again. And try to avoided cutting any yarn unless you absolutely need to in case something doesn't work out, you still have all the yarn intact to use to try again or for something else. And if you have any questions or are confused by anything I've said, then I'm more than happy to try and clarify anything. (Sorry I wrote so much! I just have years of experience doing things like this and have a lot to say about it 😅) Happy creating!

[@BaileyCoolKid]

Why are we chaining one?? And does it count as a stitch??

[@orkothegr8t265]

The chain one you are talking about, is it the one done after creating the magic circle/ring? If that's the one, then there are a couple reasons. It locks the magic circle in place so it doesn't come undone on you when you try to crochet into it, or not work properly later when you pull the tail to close it, and before that chain you have part of the circle on your hook, which is loose yarn, and it makes it difficult to work into the circle because of tension reasons as well. So the chain helps prevent those issues from being issues. And it further helps by raising your hook up to height needed for the stitches you are planning on doing (depending on the stitch, you might need multiple chains, and in some cases that chain one doesn't count as a chain for that, it's solely for locking the circle in place. In this case it's for locking the circle and raising the hook). And lastly the important thing to note is that chain one is not counted as a stitch in anything I have ever come across. Usually if chains count as a stitch, it's like a chain three in replace of a double crochet stitch or something along those lines. Chain ones are not usually counted as a stitch by themselves. If there is a different chain one you're referring to, then it's possibly just to raise the hook to the correct height for the stitches, but still wouldn't count as a stitch by itself. Hopefully this answers your questions!

[@lorettabehnken2643]

Is it hard to get the key chain on

[@lorettabehnken2643]

How did u put that chain on.the corner

[@chanmyae3776]

May i know the hook size?

[@alexandkevinthedudes9490]

Super Saver Yarn 🤢 I cant with the roughness of it. You can hear it in the video. Nice Taco!

[@nikkisidoma5334]

Can you go a bit slower in your videos lol

[@YUISHIHA]

Can you DO IT A LITTLE BIT SLOWER OH MY GOD PLEASE YOUR SUPPOSED TO DO A TOTOURIAL NOT A MAROTHON