Make a Big Neighbor and Chibi crochet keychain set with this beginner-friendly amigurumi pattern. This crochet tutorial includes a keychain and phone charm in anime style with simple steps.

The design focuses on soft shapes, minimal sewing, and a balanced look that works well even at a small scale.

Materials:
• You can use any smooth inelastic yarn like as semi-cotton, microfiber or acrylic. My yarn is Diva by Alize 100% microfiber (350m./100gr.):
- «grey» (approx. 7 gr);
- «white» (approx. 3 gr);
- «milky» (approx. 1 gr).
• Toy eyes, beads or half-beads black 6 mm (Totoro), 5 mm (Chibi) – 2 pcs for each toy + glue (if necessary);
• Keychain ring or lace;
• Stuffing fiberfill.

Size & Materials:
– Big Neighbor: approx. 6 × 4 cm
– Chibi: approx. 4 × 3 cm
Pay attention that your toy can be smaller or bigger depending on the materials you use and your method of crocheting.

Skill Level
This pattern is suitable for:
– beginners with basic crochet experience
– intermediate crocheters looking for a relaxing project

✨ What makes this pattern unique
This design is built around efficiency and clarity.
✔ Almost all parts are crocheted directly into the piece
✔ Minimal sewing (only belly and tail on the larger figure)
✔ No wire frame or internal structure
✔ Clean shaping with simple techniques
✔ Step-by-step instructions supported by many photos and diagrams

⏱️ Time to make
This is a fast crochet project.
– Average time: around 3 hours

How can you use it?
This set is versatile and practical:
– a gift for anime, Japan culture and forest spirit fans
– a small handmade souvenir
– a bag or backpack accessory
– a phone charm
– a product for craft fairs or handmade markets

Additional notes:
• This pattern has been tested in my native language
@Aleksandra Simba/Alexandra Simba 2026. All rights reserved. This pattern is FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY! The pattern (or parts of it) may not be reproduced, distributed or resold, translated, published, altered, shared or posted (for sell or free) over the internet or offline! You can sell items made from this pattern, provided that they are handmade by yourself in a limited number. The big request to those who post finished items photos, please credit the designer Alexandra Simba or Aleksandra Simba.