Dainty Coin Purse
You
will find patterns for this Dainty Coin Purse as unique wedding favors
ideas that can be shared with your guests and bridesmaids. Filled with
lovely scented potpourri, make wonderfully fragranced unique wedding
favors that are sure to please your loved ones for many years.
No dimensions are given or material used.
Chain (ch), single crochet (sc), double crochet (d c), stitch (st)
- Round 1.Chain 3, 2 trebles in ring, (chain 2, 3 trebles in ring) 5 times, chain 2, join to top of 3 chain.
- Round
2. Chain 3, a treble in same place, treble in next treble and 2 in 3d,
making 5 in all, (chain 2, 5 trebles over 3 trebles)) 5 times, chain 2,
join.
- Round 3. (Make 7 trebles over 5 trebles, chain 2) 6 times, join.
- Round 4. (Make 9 trebles over 7 trebles, chain 3) 6 times, join.
- Round
5. Slip to 2d treble, chain 3, 6 trebles in 6 trebles, * chain 6,
fasten under 3 chain, chain 6, fasten under same chain, chain 6, 7
trebles over 9 trebles, missing 1st and last; repeat around, joining
last 6 chain to top of 3 chain.
- Round
6. Make 5 trebles over 7 trebles, missing 1st and last, chain 6, fasten
under 6 chain, chain 6, fasten in same loop, chain 6, miss 1 loop,
fasten in next, chain 6, fasten in same, chain 6; repeat around, join.
- Round
7. Make 3 trebles over 5 trebles, (chain 6, fasten in next loop, chain
6, fasten in same, miss 1 loop) twice, chain 6, fasten in next, chain
6, fasten in same, chain 6; repeat around, join.
- Round
8. A treble in center of 3 trebles (chain 3 for 1st), chain 3, 2
trebles, 3 chain and 2 trebles in 2d loop, chain 3, shell of 2 trebles,
3 chain and 2 trebles in next 2d loop, chain 3; repeat around, join.
- Round
9. Chain 2, * a treble in shell, chain 3, fasten back in top of treble
for a picot; repeat until you have made 5 picots, a treble in same
shell, chain 2, fasten in top of single treble; repeat until you have
made 5 scallops for the top of purse, and fasten off. By continuing the
scallops entirely around, you have a very pretty little doily.
Make
the other side in the same way, and after having made the 5 scallops
place the two sides together and work the remaining 7 scallops in both,
that is, in a shell of each, thus joining them.
FOR THE CHAINS
Start
from center of 1st scallop at side of opening, chain 45, pass through
corresponding space on opposite side, join to a brass ring, one inch in
diameter, which has been closely filled with double crochet, a double
in next double of the ring, chain 40, pass back through 2d scallop, and
fasten to scallop next that from which you started; slip to next
scallop on same side, chain 35, pass through 3d scallop on opposite
side, join to ring, as before, chain 40, pass through 4th scallop and
fasten to corresponding scallop opposite, skip to next scallop on same
side, chain 45, pass through 5th scallop and join to ring. If
preferred, the ring may not be filled until the chains are joined; then
work around, join and fasten off, leaving a length of thread which may
be put into a needle and run partially around the ring.
The
purse may be lined or not, as preferred, as the work is close enough to
prevent coins slipping through. A little pocket of chamois may be
slipped in, if desired. The purse is especially pretty if made of
black, gray, caroundinal or other color of purse-silk.
TREBLE CROCHET
Put
thread over needle as if to make a chain stitch, insert hook in work
and draw thread through, making 3 stitches on needle; (take up thread
and draw through 2) twice. Many prefer to make what is called a "long
treble", drawing first through 1 stitch, then through 2 stitches twice,
as directed. |
