Refresh your everyday essentials while enjoying this Free Crochet Coin Purse Pattern that combines practicality and playful style effortlessly.

A crochet coin purse is a small and useful accessory that can make everyday life a little more organized. The Free crochet Coin Purse Pattern is a sweet project for keeping small items together, while Rajutan Whita adds a lovely handmade touch to this simple idea.

Its small size makes the purse easy to carry in a handbag or keep in a pocket. The neat shape gives it a cute look, while the crochet texture adds a soft and cozy feel. Its simple style makes it useful without looking plain.

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Free Crochet Coin Purse Pattern for Coins and Small Items

This little purse can hold coins, cards, keys, or other tiny things you want to keep in one place. It can also add a handmade touch to your daily accessories. The compact design makes it a handy choice for travel, shopping, or quick trips outside.

The simple beauty of a crochet coin purse also makes it a nice gift. You can make one for a friend, sister, mother, or anyone who likes useful handmade items. A few different colors or small style changes can make each purse feel special and personal.

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It can also look cute when placed with other crochet accessories, making it a lovely part of a handmade collection. Its useful purpose and pretty design give it both charm and value.

Check out the Free crochet Coin Purse Pattern and enjoy making a small accessory that is easy to carry, useful every day, and sweet enough to give as a thoughtful handmade gift.

Modern Beginner-Friendly Purse Crochet Pattern Using the Bubble Stitch

This crochet tutorial guides you through making a modern purse using the Bubble Stitch, a beginner-friendly pattern perfect for those seeking textured stitching while keeping the process straightforward. The purse features a diamond motif formed by strategically placed bubble stitches across single crochet bases and includes circular side panels constructed using half double crochet increases for durability and shape. The assembly integrates an optional fabric lining and a gold-colored chain handle for a polished look.

Pattern Highlights

Main body: Diamond or wafer pattern created by alternating single crochet rows and bubble stitch placements.
Side panels: Worked in rounds starting from the magic ring, with increases to shape the circle using HDC and SC stitches.
Bubble Stitch Rows: Incorporated strategically in the main body to create textured diamond motifs.
Edging: Single crochet round along the perimeter to finish edges neatly.
Assembly: Includes optional lining for durability and a chain handle securely attached to the sides for carrying.

Notes

Maintaining stitch counts and marker placements is crucial to shaping the diamond motif accurately.
Use stitch markers to keep track of bubble stitch placement to form the correct pattern shapes.
Tension should be consistent to avoid uneven fabric and distortion of motifs.
Sealing nylon yarn ends with a lighter prevents fraying and gives a neat finish.
Optional fabric lining improves bag stability and finishes the interior professionally.
When attaching the chain handle, ensure secure stitching to prevent detachment during use.

Skill Level

Beginner to Intermediate:

Basic familiarity with foundation chains, single crochet (SC), and half double crochet (HDC).
Ability to execute the bubble stitch and work with stitch markers.
Experience with simple circular crocheting and joining pieces.
Basic sewing skills for fabric lining and assembly.

Materials

Yarn: Nylon yarn; the video uses red nylon yarn (amount based on personal sizing needs).
Hook: 3.0 mm (size 5/0).
Tools: Stitch markers, measuring tape, scissors, lighter for sealing ends, tapestry needle (jarum kristik) for weaving and sewing components.
Accessories: Gold-colored chain handle for purse strap.

Measurements / Sizing

Main body width: 23 stitches wide with height determined by the number of motif rows; approx. 41 to 43 total rows including edging.
Side panels: Starting with a 10-stitch magic ring expanding to 39 stitches on the last round.
Bag dimensions may vary slightly depending on yarn tension and exact stitch size.

Gauge and Stitch Pattern

Gauge depends on yarn tension but should be consistent throughout to maintain shape and stitch definition.
Main stitches: Single crochet (SC), half double crochet (HDC) for rounds, and bubble stitch for textured motifs.
Bubble stitch creates a raised cluster effect, enhancing bag texture and design.
Edging uses simple SC stitches for clean finishes.

Stitch Abbreviations

Abbreviation	Meaning	Description
ch	chain	Basic foundation stitch
sc	single crochet	Tight, dense stitch
hdc	half double crochet	Taller stitch used in side panel rounds
bobble	bubble stitch	Cluster of partial double crochets together forming a bobble
sl st	slip stitch	Used for joining or moving yarn

Special Stitches

Bubble Stitch

Formed by partially completing 4 or 5 double crochets (dc) into the same stitch or space without finishing each individual dc, leaving multiple loops on the hook, then yarn over and draw through all loops. This creates a raised, textured “bubble” that stands out in the fabric.

The Crochet Pattern!

Main Body Pattern

Foundation:

Chain 24.

Rows 1-2:

Work Single Crochet (SC) across all 23 chains per row. This creates a solid foundation fabric.
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Row 3:

SC 11 stitches, placing a stitch marker at the 12th stitch.
Work Bubble Stitch at the marker position.
Continue SC to the end of the row.

Row 4:

SC across all 23 stitches.
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Row 5:

SC 9 stitches.
Place stitch markers at the 10th and 14th stitches.
Work Bubble Stitch at the 10th and 14th stitch positions.
Work SC for the stitches in between and at the row ends.

Row 6:

SC across all stitches evenly.

Row 7:

SC 7 stitches.
Place stitch markers at 8th and 16th stitches.
Work Bubble Stitch at these marker stitches.
SC remaining stitches to the row end.

Row 8:

SC evenly across the row.

Row 9:

SC 5 stitches.
Place stitch markers at 6th and 18th stitches.
Work Bubble Stitch at the two marker stitches.
SC the remaining stitches on the row.

Row 10:

SC across the entire row.

Rows 11-39:

Continue repeating the diamond/wafer bubble stitch pattern established above, shifting marker placements to create an expanding and contracting diamond motif.
This progression forms a total of 3 complete diamond shapes across the height of the main body.

Rows 40-41:

Work two rows of plain SC, building a simple solid border atop the texture.

Edging:

Work one round of Single Crochet evenly around the entire perimeter of the main fabric piece to give a polished border finish and strengthen edges.
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Side Panels (Make 2)

Round 1:

Create a Magic Ring.
Work 10 Half Double Crochet (HDC) into the ring.

Round 2:

Increase in every stitch by working 2 HDC into each stitch (total 20 HDC).

Round 3:

Work 1 HDC, then 2 HDC in the next stitch. Repeat this sequence until the round ends with 30 HDC stitches.

Round 4:

Work a repeated sequence of SC Increase (2 SC in one stitch), 1 SC, 1 SC, adjusting the pattern to end evenly with 39 SC.
Finish side panels by fastening off securely.
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Assembly & Finished Size

Lining (Optional):
Sew a fabric lining to the main body and side panels before joining to add structure, longevity, and a professional finish to the interior of the bag.

Joining Panels:
Using a tapestry needle and yarn tail, sew the two side panels to the main body carefully. Align edges meticulously and use a whip stitch or mattress stitch for a clean join without gaps.

Handle Attachment:
Attach the gold-colored chain handle to the sides securely by stitching through the yarn loops to anchoring points on the side panels. Tie off and seal yarn ends to ensure durable connections.

The finished bag features a visually striking textured diamond motif on the front and back, rounded and sturdy side panels, and a smooth edging. The gold chain adds a refined accent suitable for daytime or evening wear. Dimensions generally fit comfortably in hand or over the shoulder, depending on chain length.

Conclusion

This beginner-friendly bubble stitch purse pattern combines texture and practical construction in an elegant accessory. The interplay of simple single crochet rows and raised bubble stitch diamonds creates depth and visual interest, while the sturdy crocheted circular side panels ensure structure and shape. With optional fabric lining and attached gold chain, the purse is ready for functional use right after assembly. This project offers an excellent opportunity for those new to crochet texture techniques while producing a striking and wearable piece.