A guide to making a crochet Oreo biscuit keyring that even beginners can easily follow has been released.
After making a magic ring, chain 2 and work 11 half double crochets into the ring for the first row to create a circle. Pull the yarn tail of the ring to tighten it, then finish the row with a slip stitch into the first half double crochet.
Mark the starting stitch with a marker, increase by working 2 double crochets into every stitch, then connect with a slip stitch to the first stitch. Marking the starting stitch with a marker in this process helps avoid confusion.
At the end of the round, connect to the first stitch with a slip stitch for a neat finish.
Mark the first single crochet, chain 1, then work one single crochet into each stitch to set the size of the biscuit. This process is crucial for stably setting the size of the circle.
Mark the first single crochet to maintain work continuity.
The final row finishes the edge by chaining 1 and then repeating slip stitches into the next stitch. This process creates a texture similar to an actual biscuit.
Finish the final row with a slip stitch to enhance completeness.
Prepare two black and one white finished crochet circles. In the video, according to the Oreo concept, black is used for the biscuit parts and white for the cream part.
Place the white circle in the center and two black circles on either side, then use glue to assemble them into a biscuit shape. Finally, attach a keyring loop to complete a practical accessory.
Answers come from the transcript, with the exact spot cited.
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