Sprinkle charm into your daily routine with free Crochet Rose Coin Purse Pattern that features beautiful texture and a lovely floral accent.

Tiny petals wrap around a sturdy pouch giving it a flower-like look that stands out in any bag or pocket. The Crochet Rose Coin Purse pattern helps you build a sweet and useful little purse that’s perfect for holding coins small keepsakes or even keys. Each piece is shaped like a soft rose making every purse one of a kind and easy to spot. The round base and snug closure help keep everything inside safe while the playful design brings a smile with every use.

Free Pattern: Crochet Rose Coin Purse

Handy for market trips or as a special holder for little treasures this item makes life simpler and adds a bit of beauty to every day. The strong yarn and pretty rose shape turn a simple purse into something eye-catching and practical at once. Carrying it feels good in your hand and always draws happy attention from others.

Crochet Rose— Step-by-Step Pattern

Materials List

• Yarn: Any lightweight cotton or acrylic yarn for flowers (recommended: mercerized cotton or fine yarn)
• Hook: 2.0 mm crochet hook (adjust for yarn weight)
• Scissors
• Tapestry Needle (for weaving/locking ends)
• Optional: Craft glue (e.g., E7000) if you want the petals to remain open and firm

Key Abbreviations (US Terms)

• ch: chain
• sl st: slip stitch
• sc: single crochet
• dc: double crochet
• tr: treble crochet
• inc: increase (2 sts in same stitch/loop)
• st(s): stitch(es)
• rep: repeat

Special Notes

• The flower is made in four rounds of repeating petal groups, with each round worked into unworked loops of the base.
• The petal rounds are layered and finished with a “crab stitch” (reverse single crochet) border for detail.
• Petal counts and skip/attachment points increase per round for natural shape.
• For a firmer flower, use glue on petals after finishing.
• The petal motif is joined by slip stitching and chained starts; skip counts and petal group count vary by round—see details below.

Pattern Instructions

Base Preparation

• You should already have a round flower base (as described in prior tutorial):
  1st round: 12 loops are available around the center (these are your working loops for petals).
  If making from scratch: Make 4–5 rounds in the round for a dense center, ending with 12 visible front loops.
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First Petal Round (2 Petals)

1. Join yarn in any of the 12 outer front loops (insert hook from inside to out for a neat finish).
2. Petal 1:
   • Ch 2 (counts as first dc).
   • In the same loop, work 2 dc (3 dc total).
   • In next loop, work 3 dc.
   • Turn your work.
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   • Ch 2, in same space, dc.
   • In the next five sts/holes, work 2 dc in each (increase 5×), finishing with 12 dc across the petal.
   • Skip next 4 loops, sl st in the 5th loop to anchor the petal.
   • Crab Stitch Border: Ch 1, work 12 reverse single crochet (crab stitch) across the petal edge, turn, then skip 4 sts, sl st to anchor in base.
3. Rep the above steps to make the second petal.

Second Petal Round (3 Petals)

1. Join yarn in nearest available loop after first round’s petals.
2. For each petal:
   • Ch 2, in same loop, 2 dc (3 dc total).
   • In next loop, 3 dc (6 dc in row).
   • Turn, ch 2, dc in same, then work 2 dc in each of next 5 sts/holes (total 12 dc).
   • Skip next 6 loops, sl st to anchor on base (may be between or in front of a petal).
   • Crab stitch (reverse sc) 12 sts for the edge, as before. Turn.
   • Repeat for all 3 petals.
   • For slip stitch anchors in this/next rounds, insert the hook in front of each existing petal (not behind), to keep new petals layered.

Third Petal Round (6 Petals)

1. Join yarn in next available loop.
2. For each petal:
   • Ch 2, in same loop, 2 dc (3 dc total).
   • In next loop, 3 dc (6 dc total).
   • Turn, ch 2, dc in same, 2 dc in each of next 5 sts (12 dc).
   • Skip 4 loops, sl st in the 5th loop in front of a petal.
   • Crab stitch (reverse sc) 12 sts along petal edge, turn, skip 4, sl st to anchor in front.
   • Repeat for a total of 6 petals.
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3. For the last petal of this round, sl st anchor at back of the first petal.

Fourth Petal Round (8 Petals) — Larger Petals with Treble Crochet

1. Join yarn at the next available loop.
2. For each petal:
   • Ch 2, in the same loop, work 2 dc (3 dc total).
   • In next loop, 3 dc (6 dc total).
   • Second Row: Ch 3, turn. In same, work 2 tr (counts as 3 tr with ch-3).
     • In each of next 4 sts, (work 2 tr in one st) — repeat 4× along petal edge.
     • In the last st/loop, work 3 tr (increase for width). (Total: 14 tr)
   • Skip 4 loops, sl st in 5th loop to anchor petal.
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   • Crab stitch (reverse sc) for the petal edge as before.
   • Repeat for a total of 8 petals.

Finishing

• On the last petal, after crab stitch, sl st to the first base st for a seamless join.
• Fasten off, leaving a tail. Pull the tail through to the back, and tie securely with beginning tail for anchoring, then weave in or tuck away.
• Slightly stretch and adjust each petal for symmetry.
• Optional: For open petals, apply a small amount of craft glue at the petal bases and shape as desired.
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Conclusion

You have completed a multi-layered and realistic crochet rose using increasing petal rounds. This rose works beautifully as a brooch, home décor, or as part of larger floral arrangements.

Pattern Correction & Tips

• Correction: Carefully count skips between petals as they increase per round: 1st round skip 4, 2nd round skip 6, 3rd/4th rounds skip 4.
• Tip: When anchoring petals, always slip stitch in front or inside of the previous petal (not on the back), so that petals overlap naturally.
• Tip: For crisp, open petals, consider using craft glue as demonstrated or stiffen as desired.
• Tip: If you want larger or smaller roses, adjust yarn weight, hook size, or number of starting loops/petals per round.