Free Crochet Purse Patterns

Princess Louise Crocheted Bag

Free crochet purse patterns Bags crocheted of Princess Pearl crochet cotton and lined with colored silk or satin make very handsome workbags. Grey no. 384, Ecru No. 358 and Linen No. 355 are popular shades.

The original of the illustration was crocheted in grey Pearl Crochet and lined with rose pink silk.

The bag measures 9 inches wide and 10 inches long, and is drawn together by a cord run through the beading at the top of the bag.

If a smaller bag is desired use Corticelli or Brainered and Armstrong Crochet Silk, or Princess Pearl Crochet Cotton, No. 5.

CMC Cordonnet is also suitable for crocheting this bag, using either Art. 66 or Art. 92 in sizes or 5 in Ecru No. 356 or Linen No. 355.

Free crochet purse patterns: Materials required: Two big balls Princess Pearl Crochet Cotton, Art. 453, size 3; 1 crochet hook, no. 3.

Chain 10 and join in a ring. Chain 3, to count as 1 d.c., then make 23 more d.c in the ring and join. Second round – Ch, 6, *1 d, c. in second ch. Of preceding round. Chain 3 and repeat from * all around. Join, forming 12 spaces.

Third round – Make 12 spokes, as follows: *Ch. 15, d.c. in the fourth ch., make 11 more d.c. on the chain, catch with a slip stitch to the next d.c of second round and repeat from * all around. Make 12 more spokes, in same way, catching them in the ch. 3 of second round, thus making these spokes hack of the first round of spokes. Fasten off for this free crochet purse patterns project.

Fourth round - *1 s.c in front spoke, ch. 5, 1 s.c. in next back spoke, ch.3 and repeat from * all around.

Fifth round – Slip stitch to center of next space, ch.3 to count as 1 d.c., 2 more d.c in same space, * ch. 3, 3 d.c. in next space and repeat from * four times, ch.3, 1 extra group of 3 d.c. in same space to form a corner; then make six more groups of d.c. as before, widen for second corner and continue in same way all around, making four corners, and join.

Sixth round – Slip stitch back into space after corner, then * ch. 7, 1 s.c. in second ch. To from a picot, ch. 8, 1 s.c. in third ch. To form second picot, ch.2, thus forming one set of picots, 1.s.c. in next space and repeat from * all around, widenign by putting an extra set of picots in each corner of this free crochet purse patterns.

Seventh round – Chain 2, 1 s.c. in center between picots of preceding rounds, then proceed as for sixth round. Fasten off at the end of eighth round.

Eighth round – Fasten thread in corner picot, ch.6, 1 d.c. in same space, * ch. 4, 1 d.c., ch. 3, 1 d.c., all in the center of next picot and repeat from * all around, not widening at the corners for this free crochet purse patterns project.

Ninth round – A group of 3 d.c. in each space of preceding round, chaining 1 between each group. Widen for corners as was done in fifth round. This completes one side of the bag. Make second side in same manner.

Join the two sides by putting 1 s.c. through first space of both sides, * ch. 5, 1 s.c. in second ch. To form picot, ch. 1, 1 s.c. through next spaces nd repeat from * all around, putting an extra picot in each corner.

Free crochet purse patterns: Border

One s.c. in space, * ch. 4, 1 s.c. in next space and repeat from *. Make roudn of beading, as follows: *Two treble crochet stitches in space, ch. And repeat from * all around.

Fourth round – One s.c. in space, * ch. 5, 1 s.c. in next space and repeat from * all around.

Final round – Same as the joining round.

Free crochet purse patterns: Discs

Chain 4 and join in a ring. 8 s.c. in the ring. Do not join.

Second round – two s.c. in each stitch taken through the double thread.

Third round - *Ch. 3, 1 s.c. in each of the next 2 stitches and repeat from *. On four discs ch. 10 and fasten off. On 2 more discs, ch. 13 and fasten off.

Free crochet purse patterns: Slip Balls

Chain 6 and join in a ring, 12 s.c. in the ring.

Second round – Two s.c. in each stitch. Make 6 more rounds of 24 s.c. followed by 2 rounds, skipping every third stitch. Fasten off but leve a long end of thread. Slip hall on cord and after running the end of cord through the beading and fastening it firmly, fasten 3 discs on the joining, then slip ball over the joining, fill with cotton and draw up with the thread left. Run the second cord through the othe rbeading and proceed as before, working from the other side of the bag to make the cords draw properly.

Line the bag with a pretty pink, blue or any other color silk or pongee.

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