Cookie Purse Crochet Pattern

If you’re looking for a super cute accessory for your Lofty Fable friends, this little cookie purse is the perfect crochet pattern! This snack-sized satchel is made using the Free Crochet Cookie Pattern from a previous post, with just a few simple tweaks!

Check out how sweet it looks on the LOFTY Brie Mouse Crochet pattern – this little mouse is shown au-natural, with her little Pixie Hat.

Hand holding a gray crochet mouse wearing a crochet cookie purse and blue pixie hat.

The LOFTY Brie Mouse pattern includes a ballet outfit with removable tutu, but you can make her with or without the color changes.

A pink and white crochet ballet mouse.
A grey crochet mouse.
A cream crochet mouse wearing a ballet outfit with tutu.

I want to thank my friend Dani from Coco Kitty Crafts for this adorable spin on my original Crochet Cookie Pattern. Dani has been a long-time pattern tester of mine – and for good reason! I’m always awestruck by Dani’s incredible talent and eye for detail. Her instagram page is absolutely stunning. She’s known for her gorgeous, blushy color palettes and variegated textures. Also, if you’re looking for some great market set-up inspo, she’ has’s got you covered!

Here’s a little peek of her beautiful work – these two photos are from her recent Lofty Brie Mouse pattern test (featuring the adorable Cookie Purse!)

A brown crochet mouse wearing a punk ballet outfit and tutu.
A brown crochet mouse wearing a cookie purse and crochet hat.

Let’s dive in!

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NOTES:

  • You’ll need to refer back to the original Crochet Cookie Pattern post to complete this modification – you can find it HERE.
  • The original Crochet Cookie Pattern is made using a variety of blanket/chenille yarns. This pattern is shown using Lion Brand Hue + Me in the color Desert for the main part of the cookie. This is actually a chunky wool blend and is considered a size 5 Bulky yarn. You can use a different type of yarn for this pattern, but the finished size will be slightly different.

SUPPLIES:

DIRECTIONS:

1: Start by making 1st cookie as written in the original Crochet Cookie Pattern post. Fasten off, following Invisible Finish instructions.

2: Complete instructions for 2nd cookie but DO NOT fasten off or complete invisible finish steps. Add chocolate chips to both cookies.

A process photo of a crochet cookie without chocolate chips.
A process photo of two crochet cookies without chocolate chips.
A process photo of two crochet cookies with embroidered chocolate chips.

3: Insert hook through the next stitch on the 2nd cookie (the one with working yarn). Then insert hook through any stitch on the 1st cookie. Work a slip stitch.

4: Continue working slip stitches through both cookie layers to join them, leaving the last 7 stitches unworked to create an opening.

5: Chain 30 for the strap.

A process photo showing a crochet hook inserted through two layers of the crochet cookies.
A photo showing the opening created between the cookie layers by slip stitching around the perimeter.
A photo showing the chain created to make the strap on the cookie purse.

6: Slip stitch into the 1st slip stitch at the corner of the purse opening. Cut yarn, and weave end into the purse, knotting securely.

A photo showing the crochet hook inserted to make a final slip stitch.
A photo showing the finished crochet cookie purse on a wood surface with scissors and crochet hook.

Your little Crochet Cookie Purse is complete, and ready for holding all the tiny Fable treasures!

Hand holding a grey crochet mouse wearing her finished crochet cookie purse.

Happy making!

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Sunburst Pixie Hat Crochet Pattern

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All patterns, designs and photographs included in this blog post are property of Oak and Marlow. This pattern is for personal use only and may not be sold, distributed or transferred to any other person or website. Handmade items produced with this pattern may be sold as long as credit is given to the designer – Oak and Marlow. Copyright 2026.

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