Mini Coin Purse – Free Crochet Pattern

Posted on 10-11-2020 by Elianne van Steenis

It’s not quite December yet, but we thought we’d give you all an early Christmas present. And not just one, but two! We’ve designed two utterly delightful mini coin purses and you can find the free crochet patterns here in this blog post. Just a little something for you, from Yarnplaza.

Money, money, money… and we’re not just talking about the chocolate coins you might find in the toe of your Christmas stocking. Many of us enjoy the excuse of the festive season to splurge and spoil our loved ones and ourselves. Good food, special treats, exciting gifts, the list goes on. With your purse spending a bit more time in your hand these next few weeks, we thought we’d treat you to snazzy crocheted version that’s the perfect size to pop into a small bag or pocket while Christmas shopping. Or even better, make some of these cute coin purses as stocking fillers and get a head start on a handmade Christmas.

The mini coin purses are crocheted using Yarn and Colors

Have you already picked a favorite? Whether you make one, both, or 10 of each, we wish you lots of crochet fun and are sure the lucky recipients will enjoy these purses, each handmade with love.

Free Crochet Pattern: Mini Tapestry Coin Purse

Requirements:
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– Crochet hook 3 mm
– Thin needle

Abbreviations used:
– st(s) = stitch(es)
– sc = single crochet (UK: double crochet)
– sc2tog = single crochet 2 stitches together (1 stitch decreased)

The coin purse is worked in a spiral without closing each round. Use a double strand of Yarn and Colors Glamour wherever Rosé Glamour is called for in the pattern.

Tapestry crochet: This technique is used to create a lovely colorwork motif in the crochet fabric. You only use single crochet stitches, working over the color not currently in use. You carry this color around until you need to change colors. This makes the color
changes easier and neater. In this pattern we only carry 1 color along.

Changing color: When changing color, work the last sc of the current color as follows: (1) Insert your hook in the st, yarn over with the color you are currently using and pull it through onto your hook. (2) Yarn over with the new color. (3) Pull the new color through the 2 loops on the hook. (4) Continue crocheting with the new color, carrying the old color along.

Work rounds 1 – 10 in a single color, without carrying the second color along.

Round 1: Using 018 Bronze, sc 6 in a magic ring.
Round 2: Sc 2 in each st. (12)
Round 3: *Sc 1, sc 2 in next st*. Repeat *-* to end of round. (18)
Round 4: Sc 1, sc 2 in next st, *sc 2, sc 2 in next st*. Repeat *-* to end of round, ending with 1 sc. (24)
Round 5: *Sc 3, sc 2 in next st*. Repeat *-* to end of round. (30)
Round 6: Sc 2, sc 2 in next st, *sc 4, sc 2 in next st*. Repeat *-* to end of round, ending with 2 sc. (36)
Round 7: *Sc 5, sc 2 in next st*. Repeat *-* to end of round. (42)
Round 8: Sc 3, sc 2 in next st, *sc 6, sc 2 in next st*. Repeat *-* to end of round, ending with 3 sc. (48)
Round 9: *Sc 7, sc 2 in next st*. Repeat *-* to end of round. (54)
Round 10: Sc 4, sc 2 in next st, *sc 8, sc 2 in next st*. Repeat *-* to end of round, ending with 4 sc. (60)

Rounds 11 – 24: For rounds 11 – 24, follow the colors on the chart. Note: The chart is read from the right (where the round numbers are given) to left in each round because you are working in the round. From the start of round 11, carry color 101 Rosé Must-Have along. At the end of round 14, cut the color 018 Bronze yarn (but not too short so you can weave it in). From the start of round 15, carry color 044 Light Pink along. At the end of round 19, cut the color 101 Rosé Must-Have yarn. From the start of round 20, carry color 101 Rosé Glamour along. At the end of round 24, cut the color 044 Light Pink yarn and continue with color 101 Rosé Glamour on its own.

Round 25: Sc 60.
Round 26: Sc 60.
Round 27: Sc 4, sc2tog, *sc 8, sc2tog*. Repeat *-* to end of round, ending with 4 sc. (54)

Fasten off, leaving a long tail on your work. Sew the pouch onto the clasp, using color 101 Rosé Glamour and a needle that is thin enough to pass through the holes of the clasp.

The pouch has a total of 54 sts and the clasp has 2 x 23 holes = 46 holes. That means we have 8 more sts than holes. Leave 3 sts unattached on both sides between the 2 arms of the clasp. That leaves 2 sts which we will deal with as we sew the pouch onto the clasps (1 st per side). Sew the pouch onto the clasp using backstitch. Attach 1 st to each hole, skipping 1 st in the middle of each side of the pouch (these are the 2 extra sts we had remaining). Fasten off securely at the end.

Finally, use color 101 Rosé Must-Have to make a small tassel and attach it to one of the eyelets on the clasp, together with the charm.

Free Crochet Pattern: Mini Knot Stitch Coin Purse

Requirements:
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– 1 coin purse clasp, 7 cm in color Rosé
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– Crochet hook 3 mm
– Thin needle

Abbreviations used:
– st(s) = stitch(es)
– sc = single crochet (UK: double crochet)
– tr = treble (UK: double treble)

The coin purse is worked in a spiral without closing each round, unless otherwise specified.

Offset Knot Stitch: This coin purse is partly crocheted in offset knot stitch. This is worked by alternating 1 sc and 1 tr to the end of the round. Between these rounds of *sc 1, tr 1*, work a round of sc.

Round 1: Using color 062 Larimar, sc 6 in a magic ring.
Round 2: Sc 2 in each st. (12)
Round 3: *Sc 1, sc 2 in next st*. Repeat *-* to end of round. (18)
Round 4: Sc 1, sc 2 in next st, *sc 2, sc 2 in next st*. Repeat *-* to end of round, ending with 1 sc. (24)
Round 5: *Sc 3, sc 2 in next st*. Repeat *-* to end of round. (30)
Round 6: Sc 2, sc 2 in next st, *sc 4, sc 2 in next st*. Repeat *-* to end of round, ending with 2 sc. (36)
Round 7: *Sc 5, sc 2 in next st*. Repeat *-* to end of round. Change to color 018 Bronze in the last sc at the end of the round. (42)
Round 8: Sc 3, sc 2 in next st, *sc 6, sc 2 in next st*. Repeat *-* to end of round, ending with 3 sc. Change to color 062 Larimar in the last sc at the end of the round. (48)
Round 9: *Sc 7, sc 2 in next st*. Repeat *-* to end of round. (54)

This was the final increase round. Take the coin purse clasp and lay it completely open on the table. Your crocheted circle should fit in the opening of the clasp exactly. If it is smaller, crochet the circle again using a half-size bigger crochet hook. If the circle is larger, crochet it again using a half-size smaller crochet hook.

Rounds 10 – 12: Sc 54. Change to color 018 Bronze at the end of round 12.
Round 13: From this point until the end of round 21, change color at the end of each round. *Sc 1, tr 1*. Repeat *-* to end of round.
Round 14: Sc 54.
Rounds 15 – 21: Repeat rounds 13 and 14, ending with a repeat of round 13. At the end of round 21, change to color 062 Larimar in the last tr.
Rounds 22 – 26: Sc 54.

Fasten off, leaving a long tail on your work. Sew the pouch onto the clasp, using color 062 Larimar and a needle that is thin enough to pass through the holes of the clasp. The pouch has a total of 54 sts and the clasp has 2 x 23 holes = 46 holes. That means we have 8 more sts than holes.

Leave 3 sts unattached on both sides between the 2 arms of the clasp. That leaves 2 sts which we will deal with as we sew the pouch onto the clasps (1 st per side). Sew the pouch onto the clasp using backstitch. Attach 1 st to each hole, skipping 1 st in the middle of each side of the pouch (these are the 2 extra sts we had remaining). Fasten off securely at the end.

Finally, use color 062 Larimar to make a small tassel and attach it to one of the eyelets on the clasp, together with the charm. money, money, money… and we ’ ra not equitable talking about the chocolate coins you might find in the toe of your Christmas stocking. Many of us enjoy the excuse of the gay season to splurge and spoil our love ones and ourselves. good food, limited treats, exciting gifts, the list goes on. With your purse spending a act more time in your hand these future few weeks, we thought we ’ d treat you to snazzy crochet adaptation that ’ s the arrant size to pop into a little bag or pouch while Christmas shop. Or tied better, make some of these cunning coin purses as stocking fillers and get a point start on a handmade Christmas.The mini mint purses are crocheted using Yarn and Colors Must-Have Must-Have Mini and Glamour. You besides need a Yarnplaza coin bag buckle, entirely available in the color Rosé. Our favored coloring material ! The small holes along the clasp arms make attaching your crochet shape to the clasp adenine easy as mince pie ( a pun for our UK readers, you ’ re welcome ). One of the coin purse designs uses tapestry crochet to create a fun colorwork practice. The early coin purse uses an outgrowth knot sew convention, which creates a beautiful textured fabric.Have you already picked a favorite ? Whether you make one, both, or 10 of each, we wish you lots of crochet playfulness and are sure the golden recipients will enjoy these purses, each handmade with sleep together. 1 ball Yarn and Colors Must-Have Mini in colors 018 Bronze, 044 Light Pink and 101 Rosé 1 ball Yarn and Colors Glamour in color 101 Rosé 1 coin bag clasp, 7 curium in color Rosé 1 Yarn and Colors Star Charm in color 101 Rosé- st ( s ) = stitch ( e ) – scandium = single crochet ( UK : double crochet ) – sc2tog = single crochet 2 stitches in concert ( 1 stitch decreased ) The mint purse is worked in a spiral without closing each round. Use a duplicate strand of Yarn and Colors Glamour wherever Rosé Glamour is called for in the pattern.This technique is used to create a adorable colorwork motif in the crochet framework. You entirely use individual crochet stitches, working over the color not presently in use. You carry this discolor around until you need to change colors. This makes the colorchanges easier and neat. In this pattern we alone carry 1 tinge along.When changing color, work the last security council of the current discolor as follows : ( 1 ) Insert your hook in the st, narration over with the discolor you are presently using and pull it through onto your hook. ( 2 ) thread over with the raw color. ( 3 ) Pull the new discolor through the 2 loops on the pilfer. ( 4 ) Continue crocheting with the new color, carrying the old color along.Work rounds 1 – 10 in a single color, without carrying the second tinge along.Using 018 Bronze, sc 6 in a charming ring.Sc 2 in each st. ( 12 ) *Sc 1, sc 2 in following st*. Repeat *-* to end of round off. ( 18 ) Sc 1, sc 2 in following st, *sc 2, sc 2 in future st*. Repeat *-* to end of round, ending with 1 security council. ( 24 ) *Sc 3, sc 2 in future st*. Repeat *-* to end of beat. ( 30 ) Sc 2, sc 2 in next st, *sc 4, sc 2 in adjacent st*. Repeat *-* to end of cycle, ending with 2 security council. ( 36 ) *Sc 5, sc 2 in future st*. Repeat *-* to end of turn. ( 42 ) Sc 3, sc 2 in following st, *sc 6, sc 2 in future st*. Repeat *-* to end of round, ending with 3 security council. ( 48 ) *Sc 7, sc 2 in following st*. Repeat *-* to end of round. ( 54 ) Sc 4, sc 2 in next st, *sc 8, sc 2 in following st*. Repeat *-* to end of round, ending with 4 south carolina. ( 60 ) For rounds 11 – 24, follow the colors on the graph. bill : The chart is read from the good ( where the round numbers are given ) to left in each round because you are working in the round. From the start of orotund 11, carry color 101 Rosé Must-Have along. At the goal of polish 14, cut the coloring material 018 Bronze narration ( but not excessively short so you can weave it in ). From the originate of polish 15, carry color 044 Light Pink along. At the end of beat 19, cut the color 101 Rosé Must-Have thread. From the start of round 20, carry color 101 Rosé Glamour along. At the end of round 24, cut the color 044 Light Pink yarn and continue with semblance 101 Rosé Glamour on its own.Sc 60.Sc 60.Sc 4, sc2tog, *sc 8, sc2tog*. Repeat *-* to end of round, ending with 4 scandium. ( 54 ) Fasten off, leaving a farseeing tail on your workplace. Sew the pouch onto the brooch, using tinge 101 Rosé Glamour and a acerate leaf that is thin enough to pass through the holes of the clasp.The bulge has a entire of 54 sts and the brooch has 2 adam 23 holes = 46 holes. That means we have 8 more sts than holes. Leave 3 sts unattached on both sides between the 2 arms of the clasp. That leaves 2 sts which we will deal with as we sew the pouch onto the clasp ( 1 st per side ). Sew the pouch onto the clasp using backstitch. Attach 1 st to each hole, skipping 1 st in the in-between of each english of the bulge ( these are the 2 extra sts we had remaining ). Fasten off securely at the end.Finally, use color 101 Rosé Must-Have to make a little tassel and attach it to one of the eyelets on the clasp, together with the charm. 1 musket ball Yarn and Colors Must-Have in colors 018 Bronze and 062 Larimar 1 Yarn and Colors Leaf Charm in color 101 Rosé- st ( s ) = stitch ( einsteinium ) – south carolina = one crochet ( UK : double crochet ) – tr = ternary ( UK : double treble ) The coin bag is worked in a spiral without closing each round, unless differently specified.This coin bag is partially crocheted in stolon knot sew. This is worked by alternating 1 south carolina and 1 tr to the end of the round. Between these rounds of *sc 1, tr 1*, exploit a round off of sc.Using color 062 Larimar, sc 6 in a magic trick ring.Sc 2 in each st. ( 12 ) *Sc 1, sc 2 in future st*. Repeat *-* to end of cycle. ( 18 ) Sc 1, sc 2 in following st, *sc 2, sc 2 in future st*. Repeat *-* to end of polish, ending with 1 south carolina. ( 24 ) *Sc 3, sc 2 in future st*. Repeat *-* to end of round. ( 30 ) Sc 2, sc 2 in next st, *sc 4, sc 2 in next st*. Repeat *-* to end of beat, ending with 2 south carolina. ( 36 ) *Sc 5, sc 2 in future st*. Repeat *-* to end of round. Change to color 018 Bronze in the last security council at the end of the beat. ( 42 ) Sc 3, sc 2 in following st, *sc 6, sc 2 in adjacent st*. Repeat *-* to end of round, ending with 3 security council. Change to color 062 Larimar in the last south carolina at the goal of the round. ( 48 ) *Sc 7, sc 2 in following st*. Repeat *-* to end of turn. ( 54 ) This was the final examination increase round. Take the coin purse clasp and lay it completely open on the table. Your crochet circle should fit in the possibility of the clasp precisely. If it is smaller, crochet the traffic circle again using a half-size bigger crochet hook. If the set is larger, crochet it again using a half-size smaller crochet hook.Sc 54. transfer to color 018 Bronze at the end of orotund 12.From this point until the end of cycle 21, change color at the end of each orotund. *Sc 1, tr 1*. Repeat *-* to end of round.Sc 54.Repeat rounds 13 and 14, ending with a repeat of round 13. At the end of round 21, change to color 062 Larimar in the last tr.Sc 54.Fasten off, leaving a long tail on your work. Sew the pouch onto the clasp, using coloring material 062 Larimar and a phonograph needle that is thin enough to pass through the holes of the clasp. The pouch has a total of 54 sts and the clasp has 2 x 23 holes = 46 holes. That means we have 8 more sts than holes.Leave 3 sts unattached on both sides between the 2 arms of the clasp. That leaves 2 sts which we will deal with as we sew the pouch onto the clasp ( 1 st per side ). Sew the pouch onto the buckle using backstitch. Attach 1 st to each hole, skipping 1 st in the center of each side of the pouch ( these are the 2 extra sts we had remaining ). Fasten off securely at the end.Finally, use color 062 Larimar to make a modest tassel and attach it to one of the eyelets on the clasp, together with the charm.