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Crochet coaster patterns and techniques

Crochet Coasters for Every Style

Original crochet coaster patterns in US terms, with the stitch count for every round and the techniques that keep a coaster flat, even, and neatly finished.

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New to crochet coasters? Work through these four in order.

  1. Beginner Crochet Coaster: Your First Project Step by Step

    A first crochet project in one stitch: a square coaster of 15 single crochet per row with a simple border, plus how to count stitches and keep the edges straight.

  2. Best Yarn for Crochet Coasters: Cotton, Blends and What to Skip

    Cotton is the usual pick for crochet coasters, but blends, yarn weight and finish all change the result. Here is how to choose a yarn and estimate how much to buy.

  3. What Crochet Hook Size to Use for Coasters

    Coasters work best in a dense fabric, which usually means a hook one size smaller than the yarn label suggests. Here is how to choose a size and test it with a swatch.

  4. How to Keep Crochet Coasters Flat: Fixing Cupping and Ruffling

    Cupping means a round has too few stitches and ruffling means it has too many. Learn the circle math for each stitch height and how to diagnose and fix both problems.

Easy Coasters

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Simple stitches and short patterns to build your confidence.

The classic coaster shapes, hand-picked by the editor.

Flower Coasters

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Petals, daisies, and sunflowers for the table.

Flower Crochet Coasters

Sunflower Crochet Coaster Pattern

A sunflower coaster built from a 36-stitch brown double crochet center and twelve pointed yellow petals, each worked over exactly three stitches with a picot tip.

Coaster Sets

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Matching sets, a holder to keep them in, and ideas for gifting.

Techniques

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Sizing, shaping, color changes, edging, blocking, and finishing.

Coaster Techniques

How to Block Crochet Coasters So They Lie Flat

Blocking shapes a finished coaster with water or steam so it dries flat and to size. Here are three methods, how to pin rounds and squares, and what blocking cannot fix.

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  • Easy
  • About 10 minutes of hands-on work per coaster, plus drying time that can run from a few hours to overnight
Coaster Techniques

Finishing Crochet Coasters: Weaving Ends and Clean Joins

How to finish a crochet coaster so it stays finished: tails long enough to weave, three changes of direction on the back, and an invisible join on the last round.

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  • Easy
  • About 5 to 10 minutes per coaster, longer the first time you try the invisible join

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Ready to make your first coaster?

Start with a simple square, learn why circles lie flat, and work up to flowers and matching sets at your own pace. Every tutorial on the site is free to read, no sign-up needed.

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