Want a tiny storage with floral charm? This crochet coin purse keychain pairs circular panels, picot edging, and daisy detail for notes, coins, or small tokens.
Bright colors and petite scale give this crochet wallet keychain playful personality while circular panels create handy space for folded bills, coins, or tiny keepsakes. Daisy trim adds an eye-catching finish without making crochet work feel overly complicated.
This crochet pattern builds two matching panels first, then joins them into pouch form with BLO double crochet stitches. Next come picot edging, chain strap, keyring attachment, and ten-petal flower detail, with guidance for color choices and clean thread finishing.
Materials & Tools Needed
- Yarn / Thread: Onitsuga Polycherry 100% Polyester thread, or similar lightweight yarn/thread, in:
- Main Body Color: Red, Yellow, or another preferred shade
- Flower Center Color: Yellow or contrasting shade
- Petal Color: White
- Crochet Hook: 2.0 mm
- Keychain Ring
- Lighter: For lightly melting and securing synthetic thread ends
- Hot Glue Gun: For attaching finished flower embellishment
Finished Size & Customization
Finished piece is compact and works well as mini coin purse or envelope-style keychain for folded bills, coins, or small tokens.
Main body color can change with seasonal or festive themes. Flower style can also be customized by changing petal count or replacing daisy motif with another appliqué.
Size Tip: Since each circular panel finishes with 48 stitches, keep both panels identical so joining stays even. For any color variation, complete both panels with matching stitch counts before moving into joining.
Pattern Abbreviations
- ch: Chain
- sl st: Slip stitch
- sc: Single crochet
- hdc: Half double crochet
- dc: Double crochet
- sc inc: Single crochet increase – work 2 sc in same stitch
- BLO: Back loop only
- st(s): Stitch(es)
Step-by-Step Crochet Daisy Coin Purse Keychain
Build Two Matching Circular Panels
Purpose: These two circles become front and back sides of pouch. Matching stitch counts matter here because joining later depends on both panels lining up evenly.
Using main body color and 2.0 mm hook, begin with magic ring.
Row 1: Work 8 sc into magic ring, join with sl st to first sc. (8 sts)
Teaching Guide: Keep center ring closed enough to prevent an open hole, but do not pull it so tightly that first round becomes difficult to work into. Count 8 stitches before joining.
Row 2: Ch 1, work sc inc in each stitch around (sc inc) × 8, join with sl st. (16 sts)
Teaching Guide: Each original stitch receives 2 sc, so stitch count doubles from 8 to 16. If count is short, check each increase before continuing.
Row 3: Ch 1, work (1 sc, 1 sc inc) 8 times around, join with sl st. (24 sts)
Row 4: Ch 1, work (2 sc, 1 sc inc) 8 times around, join with sl st. (32 sts)
Row 5: Ch 1, work (3 sc, 1 sc inc) 8 times around, join with sl st. (40 sts)
Row 6: Ch 1, work (4 sc, 1 sc inc) 8 times around, join with sl st. (48 sts)
Check Your Shape: Circle should expand gradually without curling heavily or forming a bowl. Confirm 48 stitches before moving into straight rounds.
Row 7: Ch 1, work 1 sc in each stitch around, join with sl st. (48 sts)
Row 8: Ch 1, work 1 sc in each stitch around, join with sl st, fasten off. (48 sts)
Repeat: Make two identical circular panels.
Before Joining: Place both circles together and compare edges. Stitch counts should match exactly. Any difference here can create uneven joining later.
Join Panels and Form Pouch Opening
Purpose: Joining only part of two circular panels creates closed sides and bottom while leaving an opening for storing small items.
Place two circles together. Attach main body yarn, chain 3, then work 1 dc through BLO of each stitch across bottom half of circles to join pieces. Total: 37 dc BLO.
Teaching Guide: Keep both circles aligned while working across joining section. Check outer edges frequently so one panel does not shift ahead of another. BLO placement helps create clean joining detail while preserving pouch opening.
What to Check: After joining, upper portion should remain open enough for coins, folded bills, or small tokens. If circles have shifted, correct alignment before continuing along border.
Add Picot Ruffle Border
Purpose: Picot edging gives pouch opening and outer border decorative texture while adding definition around finished shape.
Continue along edge using [ch 1, sc 1 in same stitch, ch 3, sl st in sc, sc 1 in next stitch]. Repeat around border.
Teaching Guide: For each picot, chain 3 and slip stitch back into sc just made. This forms small pointed loops. Keep chain tension consistent so each picot has similar size.
Check Your Border: Picots should sit evenly rather than pulling edge inward. If one loop looks noticeably larger, adjust tension before continuing.
Fasten off and lightly melt synthetic thread end with lighter to secure.
Safety Note: Use lighter carefully and briefly. Melt only synthetic thread end, keeping flame away from crochet fabric and hands.
Add Keychain Strap
Purpose: Strap creates attachment point for metal keychain ring, turning pouch into wearable or clip-on accessory.
Attach yarn near top opening of wallet. Chain 70 and secure strap back onto edge to form loop handle. Fasten off and seal thread ends cleanly with lighter.
Teaching Guide: Position strap near top opening rather than deep inside pouch body. Before securing, check loop length against keychain ring so ring can slide through comfortably.
Slide metal keychain ring onto strap loop.
Security Check: Tug ring and strap gently before adding flower. Attachment should stay firmly connected without loosening stitches.
Crochet Daisy Center
Purpose: Flower center gives decorative base for ten white petals and creates focal detail on front panel.
Using accent color, make magic ring and work 9 sc into ring. Join with sl st and fasten off.
Check: Keep 9 sc evenly distributed around center so petals can sit with balanced spacing.
Shape Ten Flower Petals
Purpose: White petals turn small circular center into daisy-style embellishment that can personalize pouch color scheme.
Attach white yarn to flower center and work [ch 7, sl st, sc, hdc, dc, hdc, sc] into corresponding stitches of center. Repeat across all 10 petals, fasten off, and secure ends.
Teaching Guide: Keep each petal sequence consistent. Chain 7 creates petal length, while sc, hdc, dc, hdc, and sc shape its rounded point. Avoid changing stitch order between petals if you want uniform flower shape.
Petal Check: Finished flower should show 10 distinct white petals surrounding accent-color center. If petals overlap heavily, check chain tension and attachment placement.
Attach Flower to Front Panel
Purpose: Final embellishment gives finished keychain its floral identity and secures decorative detail onto front panel.
Using hot glue gun or sewing thread, attach finished daisy securely to center of front wallet panel.
Placement Tip: Center flower before securing it permanently. Hold flower against panel first and check that it does not cover pouch opening, strap attachment, or decorative border.
Final Checks Before Use
- Confirm both circular panels remain firmly joined.
- Check picot loops for even spacing.
- Tug keychain strap gently to test attachment.
- Make sure metal ring moves freely through strap loop.
- Check flower attachment from several angles.
- Inspect melted thread ends and trim any loose strands only after they are secure.
Your crochet daisy coin purse keychain is now ready to hold folded bills, coins, small tokens, or tiny gift items while adding colorful floral detail to your keys or bag.
