Effortlessly organize small essentials with this Free Crochet Clasp Pouch Pattern, featuring secure and charming storage for your daily needs.

Holding treasures is made easy with a clever pouch that shuts tight and stays beautiful. Using a crochet clasp pouch pattern, anyone can make a colorful bag with soft yarn and simple stitches—even without reading. These pouches are useful for coins, keys, or a small keepsake, keeping everything safe with the click of a clasp.

Unique Crochet Clasp Pouch Pattern to Wow Your Friends

Bright patterns and shining colors make the pouch stand out and bring joy, whether it sits in your pocket or on your table. Giving one as a gift feels special, and making your own brings pride and happiness. With easy steps, each pouch becomes a tiny piece of art, filling daily moments with charm and usefulness.

Materials List

Yarn:
- Gae Super Ushul – 60% Acrylic, 40% (assumed wool or polyamide based on typical blends)
- 100g ≈ 380m; approximately half a ball (50g) required
- Color example: #E4707
Crochet Hook: Size 6 (Japanese) ≈ 3.5mm (US E/4)
Metal Purse Frame: About 10–11cm wide, purchased from Seria or similar store
Stitch Markers: 2 or more for marking the beginning of rounds
Yarn Needle: For sewing and finishing ends
Scissors
Optional: Polyester sewing thread & fine needle, for extra secure frame attachment

Key Abbreviations (US Terms)

Abbreviation	Meaning
MR	Magic Ring
ch	chain
sc	single crochet
sl st	slip stitch
st(s)	stitch(es)
rep	repeat
inc	increase (2 sc in 1 st)
()	instructions to repeat

Special Notes

Work in joined rounds, marking the first stitch of each round.
If using thin yarn, work tightly for a sturdy fabric.
Increases shape the round base; the sides are worked straight up.
The size matches a 10–11cm metal purse frame, but the pattern can be adjusted for other sizes by adding/subtracting increase rounds.
Carefully align the purse with the frame before sewing for a professional finish.

Pattern Instructions

1. Base & Body

With yarn and 3.5mm hook:

Base – Magic Ring:
- Make a magic ring.
- Work 6 sc in MR. Tighten ring and join with sl st to first sc.
  (6 sts)
Increase Rounds:
- Round 1: Ch 1, 2 sc in each st around, join. (12 sts)
- Round 2: Ch 1, (sc in next st, 2 sc in next st) rep around, join. (18 sts)
- Round 3: Ch 1, (sc in next 2 sts, 2 sc in next st) rep around, join. (24 sts)
- Round 4: Ch 1, (sc in next 3 sts, 2 sc in next st) rep around, join. (30 sts)
- Continue increasing, following the pattern (each round, one more single crochet between increases), until you reach 10 rounds (approximately 60 sts) or until the circular base is slightly smaller than the purse frame’s width (about 10–11cm diameter).
- Note: It is common to reach about 10 rounds / steps in the base to fit a standard frame.

2. Body (Sides of Purse)

Mark the beginning of the side rounds with a stitch marker.

Rounds 1–14:
- Ch 1, sc in each st around, join with sl st.
- Repeat for 14 rounds (or until purse width matches the frame and depth is approximately 10cm).
Be sure to check after a few rounds that the shape is upright and even. Adjust as needed.

3. Finishing & Shaping

At the top edge, work a round of sl st in each stitch to create a firm edge for the frame.
- Fasten off, leaving about 10cm of yarn for sewing.
Weave in the beginning tail inside the purse using a yarn needle.
Turn purse right side out and shape it carefully by folding the base and aligning the edges evenly.

4. Attaching the Metal Frame

Use stitch markers or a thread to mark the side centers and edges of the purse so that it sits evenly in the frame.
Place the open end of the purse inside the metal frame, aligning your marks with the ends of the frame.
Using the leftover yarn tail or strong sewing thread, sew purse to the frame using a whipstitch or backstitch. Be careful to space stitches evenly and sew through both layers where possible.

5. Size & Measurements

Flat width: Approx. 10.5–11 cm
Body depth: Approx. 10 cm
Perimeter (around opening): Approx. 29 cm

Conclusion

You now have a classic, simple, and customizable crocheted coin purse! Use this pattern for solid or variegated colors; each will turn out differently and beautifully. This purse is sturdy, functional, and a perfect gift or personal accessory.

Pattern Corrections & Tips

For firmer structure: Work tightly, or double your yarn with a smaller hook.
To resize: Stop the increases when the base matches your chosen frame.
Keep fabric dense for best results.
Take care to align purse fabric evenly in frame—use markers for accuracy.
This pattern is excellent for using up scrap yarn of similar weight.