🥐How to Crochet Mini Foods | *Crochet Keychains

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Hi guys, welcome and welcome back to my youtube channel. In today's video
I'm gonna show you how to crochet a whole set of breakfast
Which you cannot eat but can be used as crochet keychains or can be fun little gifts to your friends or family
We have got my favorite a croissant
Puzzle
fried egg
Toast and chocolate chip cookie. I believe you're gonna love them so much
Without further ado, let's get started
These are the materials you're gonna need
These are the crochet abbreviations
First we're gonna start with a croissant. I'm sorry if I didn't pronounce this right. You have to start with the magic ring
For the round one you have to make seven single crochet into the magic ring
After seven single crochet pull the yarn tightly and we're gonna do a slip stitch
Into the very first single crochet that we did to close the round
Inside your hook into that very first single crochet and make one slip stitch
So we're gonna do that at the end of every round and to start every new round
We're gonna start again with chain one. Chain one and slip stitch are not included in our total stitch count
For the round two you have to make an increase into all of the stitches
So I'm gonna start again into that first stitch that we make the slip stitch into and make an increase
you can mark the very first stitch of this round with a stitch marker to not lose count and
After that, you have to make an increase into all of these stitches for a total of seven times
After doing seven increases, we're going to join with a slip stitch and here do not get confused
This is a slip stitch
That we previously made this is chain one. Do not insert your hook into that slip stitch
You're gonna leave them out and go inside into that very first stitch and make a slip stitch
Now we are finished making round two and we're gonna start round three
Make chain one first and for the round three, it is very simple
You just have to make one single crochet into each stitch and you will get a total of 14 single crochet for this round
At the end connect with a slip stitch to join the round as usual
So this is the end of round three
For the next two rounds round four and round five, they are the same as round three
You just have to make one single crochet into each stitch and there will be 14 single crochet for each round
So make these two rounds round four and round five
This is how it looks like after round five
Now we're gonna do round six
For round six first, you have to make a total of four increases
Insert your hook into the first stitch and make an increase in there and after that make three more increases
After four increases, we're gonna do a total of six slip stitches
Insert your hook into the next stitch and make a slip stitch
After that go into the next stitch and make a slip stitch again. Just like that. We're gonna do a total of six slip stitches
After that, there will be four stitches left. In that four stitches
You have to make one increase in each stitch or a total of four
So make a total of four increases until the end
When you're finished connect with a slip stitch into the first stitch as usual
So this is the end of round six
Now we're gonna do round seven
Before that you can cut the end from that magic ring
Start with chain one first and for the round seven first, you have to do a total of eight single crochet
We're just doing one single crochet onto those four increases that we did in the previous round
After a single crochet we have reached back to those slip stitches that we did
Into that slip stitches you have to insert into the front loop only
You have to do a single crochet into each slip stitch by inserting your hook into that front loop only like that
So insert your hook into the front loop and make one single crochet
Go into the next slip stitch, insert into the front loop and make a single crochet
So you will get a total of six single crochet from this
After that, we have reached back to that four increases that we did in the previous round
So just make one single crochet into each stitch for a total of eight more single crochet
At the end connect with a slip stitch as usual
So this is the end of round seven and this is how it looks like
Now we're gonna do the round eight, which is very simple
You just have to make one single crochet into each stitch and there will be 22 single crochet in this round
So starting from round eight to round 14, they're just very simple. Just make one single crochet into each stitch
There will be 22 single crochet in each round. So make up to round 14 for a total of seven rounds
This is how it looks like after round 14
Now we're gonna do round 15. For the round 15, first you have to make a single crochet
After doing a single crochet you have to do six slip stitches. This is quite similar to what we did in the previous rounds
After six slip stitches make eight more single crochet until the end
Now we have finished making round 15 and we're doing round 16. For the round 16
First you have to make a total of four decreases. To make the decrease
We're using the front loop only of two stitches like that and make one single crochet
We're doing the invisible decrease. So we're using the front loops only
Just like that make a total of four decreases
After four decreases we will reach to that slip stitches
Just like before just use front loop only of these slip stitches and make one single crochet into each
We will get six single crochet again because we made six slip stitches
After six single crochet you have to make four decreases again
At the end of the round connect with a slip stitch as usual and this is the end of round 16
After round 16, we can start stuffing inside and when we stuff we want to stuff more on the upper side
We want to make this part more a little bit more curvy and keep the bottom flat
From round 17 to round 19
They are very easy
You just make one single crochet into each stitch and there will be 14 single crochet in each round
So make these three rounds round 17 18 and 19
This is how it looks like after round 19
You can stuff the body a little bit more after round 19
Now we're doing round 20. For the round 20, you just have to make a total of seven decreases
So just like we did before I'm gonna use the front loops only and make the invisible decreases
for a total of seven times
At the end, I'm not gonna connect with a slip stitch and just cut the end leaving a long tail
Stuff the inside a little bit more before closing
Now we're gonna close this left over hole with a darning needle
go into that front loop of that slip stitch from behind just like this and
Then go into that first decrease
go into the front loop only from behind like this again and
Then into the next stitch go into the front loop from behind
So just like this we will go into all the stitches
when you're finished pull the yarn really tightly and
insert your needle back into the center and
Into the body and pull the yarn tightly again
After that go into a few other places into the body to secure the yarn inside and then you can cut the end
Now we're almost finished making our croissant
I can't with this pronunciation and you have to squeeze it like this to make it look more curvy just like the real croissant
Now I'm gonna use this eyeshadow palette of mine and paint it onto the body to make our croissant look more realistic
You can use this kind of color palette any brand that you like and
apply a little bit amount of eyeshadow one at a time do not use a huge amount of eyeshadow and
In one time it will get really dirty. So be careful about that
Just take a little bit amount of each time and apply it slowly and thoroughly
First I started with the lighter color first
and then I used a darker tone and
slowly
Applied it throughout the body
Especially the upper part when you are satisfied with the result you can embroider
Tiny stripes on the body to make it look more realistic using a white yarn
when you're finished embroidering tie the two ends like this and hide the knots inside and
Then cut the end now we have finished making this very cute and realistic croissant
Now we're gonna do the fried egg and start with this yellow color which represents the egg yolk
For the round one you have to make six single crochet into the magic ring
After six single crochet pull the end tightly and just like we did in the croissant
Insert your hook into the first stitch and make a slip stitch to join the round
To start round two make chain one and for the round two you have to make an increase into all the stitches
So make a total of six increases
At the end connect with a slip stitch into the very first stitch and this is the end of round two
For the round three you just have to make one single crochet into each stitch
So there will be 12 single crochet in this round
But at the end of round three we're gonna change to the white yarn and I'm gonna show you how
When you are doing the last stitch of round three do not finish it like this
Instead we're gonna bring the new yarn here
The white yarn by placing it on top of the hook like this and pull that yarn through the two loops
So we have now changed the color and with the white yarn make a slip stitch into the very first stitch
So we are starting round four with the white yarn
Make chain one. For the round four you have to
Use the back loops only of these stitches
You have to insert your hook into the back loop only like this
Into every stage you have to use back loops only
so insert your hook into the back loop and make an increase and
Do not forget to bury those yarn tails under your stitches by placing them over your hook
So for this round four you have to make an increase into all the stitches by using the back loops only of them
You can leave those yarn tails after carrying them for eight to nine stitches and just continue until the end
when you are finished connect with a slip stitch as usual and
Now you can cut the yarns from the measuring and the yarns that you carried
Now we're gonna do the round five, which is very simple
You just have to make one single crochet into each stitch and there will be 24 single crochet in this round
This is how it looks like after round five. And now we're gonna do round six the last round
Make chain one first to start the round and for the first stitch of this round, you have to make one half double crochet
after that into the next round make one half double crochet increase
Make two half double crochet into that same stitch and then you have to do that again
In the next stitch make one half double crochet and into the next stitch one half double crochet increase
After that, you have to make 8 sc by doing 1 sc into each stitch, make a total of 8.
After 8 sc, into the next stitch, make 1 dc this time, and then into the next stitch,
make 1 dc increase, make 2 dc into that same stitch.
After that, you have to repeat that again for 2 more times, 1 dc into the next stitch
and 1 dc increase into the next stitch.
Do it for 3 times in total.
After that, you have to make 4 sc by doing 1 sc into each stitch, make a total of 4.
Into the last 2 stitches, make 1 hdc, and then into the last stitch, make 1 hdc increase.
After that, connect with a slip stitch into the first stitch, and you can cut the end
leaving a long tail.
Hide the remaining end tail, and then we can cut the end.
Now we are finished making our very delicious looking fried egg.
Now we are going to make the pretzel.
Using this brown yarn, start with the magic ring.
For the round 1, we are going to make 6 sc into the magic ring.
After 6 sc, pull the yarn tightly, and this time you do not need to connect with a slip
stitch.
We are just going to the next stitch directly without joining with a slip stitch, so we
are going to mark the last stitch with a stitch marker.
Go into the very first stitch, and make 1 sc.
Into the next stitch, make 1 sc again, and then into the top stitch, make 1 increase.
After that, we are going to start again.
Make 1 sc into the next stitch, make 1 more sc into the next stitch, and then into the
last stitch that we marked with a stitch marker, make 1 increase.
Now we are finished round 2.
Flip your crochet piece like this so that the right side is facing towards you.
Mark the last stitch with a stitch marker.
And for the round 3, you just have to make 1 sc into each stitch.
And there will be 8 sc in this round.
So for this pretzel, you have to make up to round 47.
And starting from round 4 to round 47, you just make 1 sc into each stitch, and there
will be 8 sc in each round.
So you have to make a total of 44 more rounds like this.
When you are finished, cut the yarn leaving a long tail, and we are going to close this
remaining hole.
Just like we did in the croissant, by using a darning needle, insert into the front loop
of the first stitch from behind just like this.
Use the front loop only, and insert it from behind like this.
And then go into the next stitch, insert into the front loop from behind.
You have to do that into all the stitches.
So you have to do that for a total of 8 times.
When you are finished, pull the yarn really tightly, and insert your needle back into
the center, and then into the body.
After that, we are going to tie it onto a stitch and secure the yarn end just like I
am going to do right now.
After closing this, we are going to sew it to get the croissant shape.
So cut the separate brown yarn of about 8 inches long.
Now we are going to bend these 2 ends like this, and overlap each other to get the croissant
shape.
And into that overlapping place, we are going to sew it with that brown yarn that we cut.
You can also use the glue here if you really really hate sewing, but I would still recommend
sewing because I think it looks more neat and clean.
When you get the shape you want, you can bring those yarn tails into that same place, tie
those ends together, and hide the knot inside.
Now we are going to use this white yarn and embroider onto the upper part to get that
sprinkled sugar effect.
So we are finished making our very cute looking croissant.
Now we are going to make the chocolate chip cookie.
Start with the magic ring, and for the round 1, you have to make 8 single crochet into
that magic ring.
When you are finished, pull the yarn tightly to close the round, and this time again, you
don't need to try with a slip stitch, we will just continue.
So mark the last stitch with a stitch marker, and for the round 2, you have to make an increase
into all the stitches.
So make a total of 8 increases.
Now we are going to make round 3.
For the round 3, first you have to start with 1 single crochet, and then into the next stitch,
make 1 increase.
So this is the sequence we are following for this round, 1 single crochet, 1 increase.
So start again with 1 single crochet, and into the next stitch, make 1 increase.
We will start again, 1 single crochet, after that 1 increase.
So repeat that sequence for a total of 8 times.
Now we are going to do round 4.
Start with 1 single crochet, and into the next stitch, make 1 increase.
And after that, make 1 single crochet again.
This is our letter sequence we are following.
So we are going to start again with 1 single crochet, and after that, make 1 increase,
and after that, make 1 single crochet to complete the sequence.
Repeat the letter sequence for a total of 8 times.
Now we are doing round 5.
For the round 5, first you have to start with 3 single crochet, after 3 single crochet,
make 1 increase.
This is the sequence we are following for round 5.
Start again with 3 single crochet, and after that, make 1 increase.
You have to repeat this letter sequence for a total of 8 times for round 5.
This is how it looks like after round 5.
Now we are going to start round 6.
For the round 6, which is very simple, you just have to make 1 single crochet into each
stitch, and that will be 40 single crochet in this round.
Now we are going to start round 7.
For round 7, first you have to start with 3 single crochet, after 3 single crochet,
make 1 decrease by using the front loops only.
So this is the sequence for round 7.
Start again with 3 single crochet, after 3 single crochet, make 1 decrease again.
You have to repeat this letter sequence for a total of 8 times for round 7.
When you are finished, you can cut the yarn.
And now we are going to do another piece, the base for this cookie.
And for the base, you just have to repeat round 1 to round 4 of this piece.
The previous rounds that we did, repeat round 1 to round 4.
Now I have finished repeating round 1 to round 4, and after that, cut the yarn leaving a
really long tail of about 14 inches.
Now we are going to sew these 2 pieces together by placing the right side of each piece facing
towards you.
You can start sewing from any place that you like, and this is how we are going to sew.
When you are almost finished with sewing, stuff inside the cookie lightly, and then
you can just continue sewing, close the piece, and hide the yarn tails inside.
Using a piece of dark brown yarn, we are going to embroider the chocolate chips on the surface.
Now we are finished making our cookie.
Now we are going to do the toast, the last one.
You have to start with a slip knot this time.
After doing a slip knot, make 7 chains.
To start round 1, we are going to start from that 2nd chain from the hook.
Insert your hook into the 2nd chain and make 1 sc.
And after that, go into the next chain and make 1 sc into each, that will be a total
of 6 sc for round 1.
Now we are finished making round 1, we are going to make round 2.
To start round 2, chain 1, and then turn your piece, and make 1 sc into each stitch.
That will be 6 sc.
So starting from round 2 to round 4, you just have to make 1 sc into each stitch, that will
be 6 sc in each row.
So make up to round 4.
This is how it looks like after round 4, and we are starting round 5.
Chain 1, turn your piece.
For row 5, in the very first stitch, you have to make 1 increase.
After that, make 4 sc by doing 1 sc into each stitch.
In the last stitch of the row, you have to make 1 increase again.
So this is the end of row 5.
For the next row, row 6, you just have to make 1 sc into each stitch, and there will
be 8 sc in this row.
Now we are going to do row 7.
Chain 1, turn your piece, and into the very first stitch, you have to make 1 increase.
After the increase, you have to make 6 sc.
When you reach to the last stitch, make 1 increase.
So we have finished row 7, and we are doing the row 8, which is also very similar.
You have to make 1 increase in the very first stitch, and after that, do 8 sc in the middle,
and when you reach to the last stitch, you have to make 1 increase again.
Now we are going to do row 9.
Chain 1, turn your piece, and for this row, you have to start with the decrease.
Using the first 2 stitches, make 1 decrease, and after the decrease, make 8 sc.
After doing 8 sc, make 1 decrease again by using the last 2 stitches.
So we have finished making row 9, and we are going to do row 10, which is also very similar.
Make 1 decrease by doing the first 2 stitches, and after that, make 6 sc.
By using the last 2 stitches, we are going to do a decrease, but this time, we are going
to change to this brown yarn.
When you get 3 loops on the hook like this, bring a new yarn by placing it on top of the
hook and pulling through all 3 loops.
Now we have changed the yarn color.
Make chain 1 with that new yarn.
Now we are going to crochet along all 4 sides of this crochet piece with the brown yarn
to make it look like the border of the bread.
We are doing something like this.
So we will start crocheting backwards to the left side.
Crochet in the anti-clockwise direction.
Insert your hook into the last row and make 1 sc.
Do not forget to bury those yarn tails under your stitches.
And then we will continue crocheting into each row.
Since we did 10 rows in total, you are going to get 10 sc from this side.
After that, we have reached to the second side, which we started with chains.
So we are inserting our hook into the lower sides of the chains.
Make 1 sc into each and you will get 6 sc from this row.
And just like that, you have to continue to the another side.
There will be 10 sc on third side and 8 sc on fourth side.
When you are finished, insert your hook into the very first stitch and make a slip stitch.
After that, you can cut the yarn leaving a really long tail of about 14".
Also cut the yarns that you buried under your stitches.
Now you have to make another piece just like this one.
After the second piece, just cut the yarn short.
When you are finished, place 2 pieces like this and we are going to sew them together
with the long yarn tail.
The way we sew them is the same as we sew the cookies, but I am going to show you again.
When you are almost finished, you can stuff them lightly.
Continue sewing until the end and hide the yarn tails.
Now we are finished making our tiny little toast.
So this is the end of our tutorial.
Thank you so much for being here today.
I hope at least one of them is your favorite breakfast.
Anyway, you can find the free written pattern for all of these on my website trapezebyash.com.
I will provide the link in the comment section down below.
Please make sure to check it out.
And we will see each other again in the next video tutorial.
Bye bye and happy crocheting!
