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Carnivorous Plant Purse
Learn how to make your own carnivorous plant purse with this digital crochet pattern, which comes with a 23 page PDF document in full color with detailed instructions and tons of large, clear photos. You’ll also find a handy list of all the materials needed to make the purse.
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To make this epic carnivorous plant purse, you’ll need the following materials:
- 100% acrylic yarn, worsted weight (amounts and colors listed in the pattern)
- Crochet hook sizes: 4.00mm, 5.00mm, 6.00mm. 6.50mm & 7.00mm
- Stitch markers (or some other way to mark your stitches)
- Tapestry needle
- Small amount of polyester stuffing
Pattern Skill Level: Advanced
Size Info: Purse measures 9”W x 13”H (+1-2” for teeth and tongue). Strap measures 23”. Entire purse is 29” long. The purse has 9”W X 7”H of carrying space.
Gauge: For main bag: With size 7.00mm hook and two strands of worsted weight yarn held together, 11 dc sts = 4” and 6 rows = 4”
For tongue: With size 6.00mm hook and two strands of worsted weight yarn held together, 12 sts = 4”
More about the purse: The carnivorous plant purse is made from a base of simple sc, hdc, & dc stitches worked in the round from a central foundation chain. This is an amigurumi technique, which I will walk you through (with step-by-step photos) in the pattern. The main body of the purse is sewn together at the side seams (so a fair bit of sewing is required for this pattern) and the teeth are all attached separately (either by sewing or with glue). This pattern uses two (and sometimes three) strands of worsted weight yarn held together.
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- First published: April 2022
- Page created: April 24, 2022
- Last updated: April 20, 2023 …
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