This is a very simple crochet coaster pattern that an experienced crocheter could probably do by just looking at my pictures! However it is also a nice simple project for beginner crocheters and useful as well! You can also use up scraps and make rainbow coasters as well, nice for summer and small gifts.
If you don’t understand anything feel free to direct message me on Instagram @crochetlovemelbourne or email me crochetlovemelbourne@gmail.com
SKILL LEVEL
Easy Beginner
MATERIALS
DK/8 ply cotton such as Paintbox in two or more contrasting colours 1-2 50 g balls
3.00 – 3-5 mm crochet hook
Fabric and iron interfacing if required, sewing machine or needle and cotton
ABBREVIATIONS US TERMS
st = stitch
ch= chain
sc= single crochet
dc= double crochet
ss = slip stitch
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If you have time and energy I would also cut a non-slip fabric in circles, adding a 1-2cm seam allowance.
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Then cut iron on interfacing into circles the same size as crochet circles
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Iron interface onto fabric then hand or machine sew onto crochet for a stronger and more durable coaster.then machine sew circles to crochet circles
If you have time and energy I would also cut a non-slip fabric in circles, adding a 1-2cm seam allowance.
Then cut iron on interfacing into circles the same size as crochet circles
Iron interface onto fabric then hand or machine sew onto crochet for a stronger and more durable coaster.then machine sew circles to crochet circles
Finally, I hope you enjoyed making this crochet coaster pattern, I would love to see your finished makes! Please share on Instagram using the hashtag #crochetlovemelbournedesigns
Find all my PDF crochet patterns here
Pattern is copyrighted to @crochetlovemelbourne and must not be reproduced in any form without my permission. You may sell items made from this pattern but please give me pattern credit, thank you.
INSTRUCTIONS
Round 1: Make a magic circle, 16 dc into circle, ss into first dc and pull circle tightly, knot yarn and sew in end very tightly
Round 2: Dc 2 into each dc of previous round, ss to close round (32 dc)
Round 3: Next ch 2, dc 1 into next stitch, 2dc into next stitch repeat until end ss to close round (48 dc)
Round 4: Ch 1, sc into same stitch, sk1, 2ch, sc into next stich, repeat sk1, 2ch, sc till end, ss into first sc to join (fasten off only if changing colours)
Round 5: Lastly, ch 2, 2dc into first 2ch space , then 3dc in each 2ch space till end, ss to join round
Optional round sc into the back loop of each stitch, fasten off and weave in ends
For best results:
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If you have time and energy I would also cut a non-slip fabric in circles, adding a 1-2cm seam allowance.
-
Then cut iron on interfacing into circles the same size as crochet circles
-
Iron interface onto fabric then hand or machine sew onto crochet for a stronger and more durable coaster.then machine sew circles to crochet circles
Finally, I hope you enjoyed making this crochet coaster pattern, I would love to see your finished makes! Please share on Instagram using the hashtag #crochetlovemelbournedesigns
Find all my PDF crochet patterns here
Pattern is copyrighted to @crochetlovemelbourne and must not be reproduced in any form without my permission. You may sell items made from this pattern but please give me pattern credit, thank you.
INSTRUCTIONS
Round 1: Make a magic circle, 16 dc into circle, ss into first dc and pull circle tightly, knot yarn and sew in end very tightly
Round 2: Dc 2 into each dc of previous round, ss to close round (32 dc)
Round 3: Next ch 2, dc 1 into next stitch, 2dc into next stitch repeat until end ss to close round (48 dc)
Round 4: Ch 1, sc into same stitch, sk1, 2ch, sc into next stich, repeat sk1, 2ch, sc till end, ss into first sc to join (fasten off only if changing colours)
Round 5: Lastly, ch 2, 2dc into first 2ch space , then 3dc in each 2ch space till end, ss to join round
Optional round sc into the back loop of each stitch, fasten off and weave in ends
For best results:
-
If you have time and energy I would also cut a non-slip fabric in circles, adding a 1-2cm seam allowance.
-
Then cut iron on interfacing into circles the same size as crochet circles
-
Iron interface onto fabric then hand or machine sew onto crochet for a stronger and more durable coaster.then machine sew circles to crochet circles
Finally, I hope you enjoyed making this crochet coaster pattern, I would love to see your finished makes! Please share on Instagram using the hashtag #crochetlovemelbournedesigns
Find all my PDF crochet patterns here
Pattern is copyrighted to @crochetlovemelbourne and must not be reproduced in any form without my permission. You may sell items made from this pattern but please give me pattern credit, thank you.
You are a doll to share this. Thank you! God bless you.
Thanks so much for your lovely comment ??
Your blend of colours and patterns are gorgeous. Thanks for sharing and look forward trying these out. I’m new to crochet since lockdown and loving it.
Thank you, glad you like it!