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Crochet Thanksgiving Turkey Purse – FREE CROCHET PATTERN — Free Crochet Patterns
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Crochet Thanksgiving Turkey Purse

The crochet Thanksgiving turkey purse is not only a fun and festive accessory but also a must-have for anyone looking to add a touch of whimsy to their holiday outfit. With its intricate crochet detailing and adorable turkey design, this purse is sure to be a conversation starter at any Thanksgiving gathering. The vibrant colors and charming craftsmanship make it a delightful way to show off your holiday spirit. Plus, its practical size allows you to carry your essentials while still being a stylish statement piece. Whether you're heading to a Thanksgiving dinner or just want to add a bit of seasonal cheer to your wardrobe, this turkey purse is a delightful choice that will surely bring a smile to your face and those around you.

Worsted weight yarn

5.5 mm hook

Notes: I used I Love This Yarn in Sungold (For that perfect golden turkey skin.)

**Also, unless otherwise noted you will join each row with a slip stitch and then chain one. I'm lazy, so I don't like typing it out on each and every row if I don't have to.

Main body-

R1- Make a magic circle. 10 HDC into MC. (10 HDC)

R2- HDC 2 into same stitch as joining. HDC 2 into each stitch. (20 HDC)

R3- HDC 2 into same stitch as joining. 1 HDC into next. *2 HDC into next. 1 HDC into next.* Repeat from * to *. (30 HDC)

R4- HDC 2 into same stitch as joining. 1 HDC into next 2 stitches. 2 HDC into next. *1 HDC into next 2.* Repeat from * to *. (40 HDC)

R5- HDC 2 into same stitch as joining. 1 HDC into next 3. *2 HDC into next. 1 HDC into next 3.* Repeat from * to *. (50 HDC)

R6- HDC 2 into same stitch as joining. 1 HDC into next 4. * 2 HDC into next. 1 HDC into next 4.* Repeat from * to *. (60 HDC)

R7- HDC 2 inot same stitch as joining. 1 HDC into next 5. * 2 HDC into next. 1 HDC into next 5. * Repeat from * to *. (70 HDC)

R8-16- HDC in same stitch as joining. HDC each stitch around. (70 HDC)

R17- HDC decrease in first stitch. HDC in next 5. * HDC decrease in next stitch. 1 HDC in next 5. * Repeat from * to *. (60 HDC)

R18- HDC in same stitch as joining. 1 HDC in each stitch around. (60 HDC)

R19- HDC decrease in first stitch. HDC in next 4. * HDC decrease in next stitch. 1 HDC in next 4. * Repeat from * to *. (50 HDC)

R20- HDC in same stitch as joining. 1 HDC in each stitch around. (50 HDC)

R21- HDC decrease in first stitch. HDC in next 3. * HDC decrease in next stitch. 1 HDC in next 3. (40 HDC)

R22-27- HDC in same stitch as joining. 1 HDC in each stitch around. (40 HDC)

R28- HDC in same stitch as joining. Chain 1, skip 1 stitch. * HDC in next. Chain 1, skip 1 stitch.* Repeat from * to *. ( 20 HDC, 20 chain 1 stitches)

R29- SC in same stitch as joining. SC in each HDC and each chain 1 stitch around. Finish off. (40 SC)

Turkey wings-

Please note that your wing shape might look wonky at first, but you'll be able to stuff, shape, and sew it on and get the desired shape.

R1- Make a magic circle. 6 HDC into MC. (6 HDC)

R2- HDC into same stitch as joining. 1 HDC into each stitch around. (6 HDC)

R3- 2 HDC into same stitch as joining. 1 HDC into next 2. 2 HDC into next. 1 HDC into next 2. (8 HDC)

R4-6- HDC into same stitch as joining. 1 HDC into each stitch around. (8 HDC)

R7- HDC decrease into same stitch as joining. 1 HDC into next 2. HDC decrease into next. 1 HDC into next 2. (6 HDC) This row is where the wing will bend.

R8- 2 HDC into same stitch as joining. 1 HDC into next 2. 2 HDC into next. 1 HDC into next 2. (8 HDC)

R9- 2 HDC into same stitch as joining. 1 HDC into next 3. 2 HDC into next. 1 HDC into next 3. (10 HDC)

R10-12- HDC into same stitch as joining. 1 HDC into each stitch around. (10 HDC)

R13- HDC decrease into same stitch as joining. 1 HDC into next 3 stitches. HDC decrease into next. 1 HDC into next 3. Finish off, stuff, and sew up. (8 HDC)

Here is how my wings looked before stuffing them. When you sew it on you can bend it as much as you like and get the wing shape you like.

Drumsticks-

R1- Make a magic circle. 10 HDC into MC. (10 HDC)

R2- 2 HDC into same stitch as joining. 2 HDC into each stitch around. (20 HDC)

R3-6- HDC in same as joining. 1 HDC in each stitch around. (20 HDC)

R7- HDC decrease in same as joining. HDC decrease each around. (10 HDC)

R8- HDC same as joining. 1 HDC each around. (10 HDC)

R9- HDC decrease same as joining. 1 HDC next 3. HDC decrease next. 1 HDC next 3. (8 HDC)

R10-12- HDC same as joining. 1 HDC each around. (8 HDC)

Switch to white. Join in last joining stitch and chain 1.

R13- SC in same as joining. Skip 1 stitch. 5 DC in next. Skip 1 stitch. Slip stitch in next. Skip 1 stitch. 5 DC in next. Skip next. Slip stitch into first SC. Finish off leaving a tail for sewing. Stuff and sew up.

For my drawstring I did 100 slip stitches and weaved it into the row where I made the chain 1 spaces.

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