Who grocery shops at Aldi?? We have one close by and we shop there all the time! We have reduced our grocery budget greatly. I had a hard time keeping track of my quarter for the shopping cart, even if I tried to keep one in the van. I decided a key chain to hold the quarter would be the most practical!

So, I began my search. I found a crochet pattern on Pinterest. This first attempt ended up being a fail because I lost my quarter. Out of no where it was gone! I decided to create a pattern that had a button on it to secure the quarter in.

Here is the FREE pattern! I plan on uploading to ravelry.com also. Please leave your feedback! I am new to sharing my written patterns, so feedback is greatly appreciated. Also, feel free to send me pics of your finished item. These make great gifts. Please link back to my blog if you post on social media or sell.

100% cotton yarn

C or D hook

Button

Needle for weaving in ends

Ch 8

Row 1: sc in 2nd ch from hook and across (7st) ch 1, turn

Row 2-14: sc in each st across (7st) ch 1, turn

Fold in half long ways.

With opening at top sc down left side, across bottom, and up right side. With 2 sc in each corner. When at top of right side, ch 6 sl st in same st. sl st in first 4 st on back side of opening. Ch 10, sl st in same st and remaining 3 st. sl st to sc on left side and fasten off..

Use tail for sewing button to center on front side. Then add key ring. And there you have it!

The first several I made was using D Hook and cotton yarn. This one for pics was made using C Hook and worsted weight and it turned out perfect! Either way will work! Thanks for reading! I hope you enjoy!

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You may sell your items made from my patterns. Please do not use my photos as your own to sell your work. A link back to my site is much appreciated when selling your items from my patterns. I hope you enjoy!