Häkelanleitung Anhänger Monster Geldbörse

Häkelanleitung Anhänger Monster Geldbörse – Crochet Keychain Wallet by amigoll9

What is Being Made

This crochet pattern creates a small decorative keychain wallet, referred to as a "Taschenbaumler" (bag charm) in the design. The finished piece measures 8 cm wide by 6 cm high, making it a compact accessory perfect for attaching to keys or bags. The Monster Geldbörse (Monster Wallet) design combines playful aesthetics with practical functionality, featuring color blocking in blue, gray, and black yarn to create a monster-themed appearance.

Techniques Used

This beginner-level crochet project uses fundamental techniques accessible to those new to the craft. The pattern employs row-by-row construction using basic crochet stitches worked consistently throughout the piece. Color changes are incorporated by switching yarn colors at designated rows to create the multi-colored monster design. The pattern includes finishing techniques such as assembly with a needle, securing with snap fasteners, and attachment hardware integration.

Stitches Used

• Luftmaschen (LM) – Chain stitches used to create the foundation
• Feste Maschen (fM) – Single crochet stitches worked into each stitch across rows
• Wendeluftmasche (WLM) – Turning chain stitches used at the beginning of each row to maintain stitch count and structure

Materials Required

The pattern calls for a 2.5mm crochet hook as the primary tool. Yarn requirements include three colors: blue, gray, and black, with approximately 50 grams totaling roughly 200 meters of yardage (the pattern recommends Zeeman Supersoft yarn). Additional materials include 2 snap fasteners (Druckknöpfe) for closure, 1 button (Knopf) for decoration or additional fastening, and 1 key ring with chain (Schlüsselring mit Kette) for attachment functionality. Basic finishing supplies needed are scissors, a sewing needle, and stitch markers or clips for holding stitches during construction.

Pattern Structure

The design begins with a blue foundation of 20 chain stitches plus one turning chain. The first row establishes single crochet stitches into each chain, creating a base of 20 stitches. Rows 2 through 20 continue in single crochet with turning chains, maintaining consistent stitch count. At row 21, the yarn color transitions to gray for rows 21 through 25, then returns to blue for subsequent sections. This color-blocking approach creates the visual monster character while maintaining structural integrity throughout the piece.