I found the pattern for the smaller, not so fat coin purse! I think
these are great gifts for a variety of people and they are not hard at all. I
hope you give it a try.
Coin purse
What I used: H hook, small amount of sturdy
yarn, kiss clasp
What I did: chain 11, 2sc in the second
chain from the hook using Back Loops
Only, sc 8x, 4sc ss. Your work will naturally turn to the left to work
along the backside of the starting chain. Sc 8x, 2sc ss in last stitch. Do not
chain or turn.
Round2: 2 sc ss, (mark the first with a st marker and move it up as you
go, this will help keep track of your rounds) sc 10x, 2sc ss 2x, sc 10x, 2sc
ss.
Round3: 2sc ss, sc 12x, 2sc ss 2x, sc 12x, 2sc ss.
Round4: 2sc ss, sc14x, 2sc ss 2x, sc 14x, 2sc ss.
Rounds5-20? Or until work is desired size (approx 3 ½”): sc in the
round. I have used cotton and a wool blend for this project. The cotton needed a G hook, but not as many
rows. I was surprised when I used Rainbow wool and an H hook, it turned out a
bit smaller?
Kiss clasp: be aware when purchasing the clasps, not all the holes
drilled were correctly when I last looked.
There were only 3 I felt were worth buying.
If you are lucky, you have a clasp with large enough holes to use yarn
to sew the crochet piece to the clasp. If not, you can use heavy-duty thread.
Don't forget to check out the Fat coin purse, too!
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Very nice... I like crochet bags so so much.. Thank you..
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Thank you! This one is so easy, I hope it encourages beginners to try. It is very rewarding :)
ReplyDeleteIs this whole pattern worked in BLO or just the first part? And the 2sc ss will land in various places around the round and not consistently at the ends... Correct? Tia!
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