Daisy Purse, Crochet

This is a simple purse with kiss lock. I used 3 ply cotton yarn and a 2.5 mm hook. You can use other type of yarn and hook size too but the size will turn out to be a bit different. After making the purse, I sew daisy on the purse. The daisy pattern is in the earlier post. You can sew other flowers too. It will still look nice without the flowers.

The tutorial video :

Purse Pattern

1) Start with a magic circle / ring. Do 6 single crochet (sc) into the ring [total 6]

2) Do 2 sc into each stitch (inc) [total 12]

3) (Sc, inc) - 6X [total 18]

4) (Sc next 2, inc) - 6X [total 24]

5) (Inc, sc next 3) - 6X [total 30]

6) (Sc next 2, inc, sc next 2) - 6X [total 36]

7) (Sc next 5, inc) - 6X [total 42]

8) (Sc next 3, inc, sc next 3) - 6X [total 48]

Open up the kiss lock, open wide and measure it on the crochet piece. If the diameter is the same, for me I stop here at row 8. If you are using a different yarn, you might need to do a few more rows or even less row.

9) Start to do sc all around with no increase until you come to the length that you want.

10) Sew the kiss lock to the crochet piece.

11) I sew daisy all around the purse. (refer to the tutorial video for guidance)

Do refer to the tutorial video for better understanding. The video is easy to follow even for beginners. Give it a try.

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