Pink Ribbing Purse
Drew made this purse for Breast Cancer Awareness, but you can also make it in any color you wish. The Pink Ribbing Purse is worked in rows holding two strands of yarn together. A free crochet bag pattern like this has a lot of meaning if you make it for someone special. This stylish purse would make a great homemade gift idea for a friend. You could always make it for yourself and give yourself a gift.
Crochet HookK/10.5 or 6.5 mm hook
Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)
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ibis
Nov 08, 2012
The "Click here for Crochet Pattern" link is misleading. It routes to another site where you can't download the pattern unless you are a member of that site. So you must give them your name, address, email address, etc., creating an account, then "log in" as a customer and then go through a complete "Payment Check Out" process even though the item is free. This tells me that they are just after names and addresses. Imo this pattern isn't worth having my name and address distributed to God-knows-how-many more lists!
NightOwlThreads
Nov 08, 2012
I have this pattern that I downloaded quite some time ago from Drew's site. If you would like me to send it to you I can. My email is camcalli2@gmail.com. Put the purse name in the subject so I won't mistake it for spam.
dey1960
Nov 09, 2012
You can just copy and paste it into a blank word document. I do that with patterns all the time. That way I can adjust font size and spacing, plus eliminate all the stuff I don't need. It takes a little bit more time but the "customization" is worth it. :-)
nangy
Jan 20, 2012
Love all of THE CROCHET DUDE'S PATTERNS,always fun,easy for beginners and alot of patterns for more advanced crocheters.
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