Babe the Penguin Keyring Purse

Buy either of my Penguin Purses and get the other at a discount to make your total cost only $8 for both patterns. Just add both patterns to your cart to get the discounted price. This pattern is the mini version of my full sized Pengy the Penguin Coin Purse. It is small enough to be useful as a keyring but just big enough to use as a purse for your essentials (a lip balm fits nicely). This pattern will guide you through making a cute little penguin keyring purse, it includes instructions for all the crochet components, how to sew them together, how to sew a simple lining to go in the purse, and how to join the purse to a kisslock clasp. Includes ideas for how to make the purse without some components such as lining. This pattern is an introduction to crochet purse construction suitable for Intermediate crocheters. It includes a full pattern that is over 20 pages long with plenty of photos and tips. And a print friendly version that doesn’t include any pictures, but still had the tips and full pattern. All crochet terms are US terms, all measurements are in metric. This pattern is only available in English. The finished Babe Keyring Purse is approximately 9 cm high by 9 wide. The materials you will need include: * 8ply cotton or cotton blend yarn (recommended) approx. 30g of up to 4 different colours. Approx. 15 - 22g of main colour, and between 4 - 7g of contrast colours each. * 3mm crochet hook * sewing thread and no. 10 crochet cotton (recommended) * 5cm curved kisslock clasp keyring purse frame * sewing needles (at least one needle that will fit through the holes in your purse clasp) * pins * cotton material for lining, approx. 35cm x 15cm Crochet techniques used include: Single crochet Half double crochet Double crochet Triple crochet Chain Needle join Magic ring Sewing techniques including making a simple purse lining, how to attach amigurumi pieces and how to sew a purse into a purse clasp are included in the pattern. I have video tutorials for how to sew the lining for the purse and how to sew the purse into the clasp, as well as others with tips for crochet techniques used in the pattern you can find them [here][1] on Squirrelknots YouTube channel. I’d love to see your finished projects! Post your photos on social media and tag #Squirrelknots or pop a photo in your review. You’re welcome to sell products made from this pattern! Please credit SquirrelKnots by linking to SquirrelKnots Etsy or Ravelry shop or including my name on your craft fair tags. This pattern is for personal use only. Copying, distributing, or reselling it is not allowed—that’s not nice and very illegal. [1]: http://www.youtube.com/@Squirrelknots