Coin Purse
Two balls of size 10 cotton thread
Size 7 steel hook
Button
I really needed something to hold the bare essentials: My drivers licence and a dollar or two. So I designed this change (coin) purse especially for that purpose
THIS PATTERN IS WORKED HOLDING TWO STRANDS OF THREAD TOGETHER.
I used cream and light pastels by Aunt Lydia's.
Start by chaining 27.
Row 1: SC in second chain from hook and in each chain across. Chain 1, turn.
Row 2-48: (or until piece measures 7 inches): SC across. Chain 1, turn.
Row 49: SC in next 13 stitches. Chain 10 (to make loop), SC in remaining 26 stitches. Fasten off.
Fold row 1 end up 2 1/2 inches. (This is the opposite end from the loop.) Attach thread to the side, at the point of the fold. SC along the side to form seam. Continue to SC side flap, around top and loop, and then down the other side flap and side seam. Finish off. Sew a button on the front.
This project was contributed by DebGirlPower.
By Shellie Wilson. Shellie is the chief creative editor for Craftbits.
Can't wait to make this cute coin purse!!
Thats a very great idea. Thanks.
made this for my little niece, she loved it. thank you for sharing this project.
good
i think you guys have great ideas and it wonderful that you can see the pictures too! thankyou!
oooh... shimmery like floral waters with pastel crests washing oover you. Great way to keep some extra change!
Love the multicolored yarn is so cute and shimmery looks like the colors of the wind.
It is very straight foward and cute - its simple and i like that. Very good instructions
it would be good to know how to crochet
how cute and easy is this***
this would be a good thing to make and give to someone.
its so cute,,.i'll make one for my project!
i love to crochet, i will try this bag--sts