Textured Coin Purse Clutch Cream

Sizing:

Size:

o Coin Purse: 5” wide × 4” tall

o Clutch: 12” wide × 6” tall

Materials:

· Worsted weight mercerised cotton yarn in 3 colors (60 yds of MC for coin purse and 250 yds for clutch)

o For Cream purse: MC- Cream, CC1- Lilac, CC2- Mint

o For Lilac Purse: MC- Lilac, CC1- Cream, CC2- Mint

· 4 mm crochet hook

· Yarn needle

· Buttons (size ¾”)

Abbreviations (American terminology):

· Ch = chain

· St/s = stitch/es

· Sc = single crochet

· Dc = double crochet

· RS= right side

· WS= wrong side

Gauge:

· 15 sts by 12 rows = 4” by 4” for both the stitch pattern

Notes:

· Ch 1, does not count as a stitch.

Pattern:

Cream Purse

Row 1 (RS): With MC, ch 36, sc in 2^nd ch from the hook and in each ch. (35 sts). (For clutch, ch 64 instead of 36.)

Row 2-11: Ch 1, turn, (sc, dc) in same st as ch-1, *skip next st, (sc, dc) in next st**, repeat from * to ** to last 2 sts, skip next st, sc in last st. (35 sts). Do NOT fasten off MC. (For clutch, work up to row 29 and then follow the following instructions).

Row 12-13: Repeat last row twice, once with CC1 and once with CC2. (For clutch, work 2 rows with each color and then follow the following instructions).

Row 14: Repeat last row one more time with MC.

Row 15: ch 1, turn, sc in each st.

Fasten off MC. Weave in the ends. Proceed to finishing.

Lilac Purse

For Lilac purse pattern, click here.

Finishing:

With WS facing, and the color stripes lying vertically, fold the edge up, leaving approx 8-9 sts for the flap.

o Flip it over and join MC in bottom right corner at fold.

o Working through both layers, sc in each st across to flap, continue to work sc across flap. Add 3 sc in corner for turning.

o Sc across the flap, when you reach centre of the flap, ch 4, continue to work sc across flap adding 3 sc in corner for turning.

o Work sc across another side, working through both layers.

o Attach a button to corrospond to the ch-4 loop.

o Fasten off, weave in ends.

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