Christmas Crochet Coasters: A Red, White and Green Round Pattern
A round double crochet coaster in red, white and green rings with a picot edge: four rounds of 12, 24, 36 and 48 stitches, plus a plan for a set of four.
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A round double crochet coaster in red, white and green rings with a picot edge: four rounds of 12, 24, 36 and 48 stitches, plus a plan for a set of four.
An orange double crochet circle turned into a pumpkin with surface slip stitch ribs, a four-stitch brown stem worked in rows and a small green curl.
How to turn handmade coasters into a gift: choosing pieces that stack as a set, tying them with twine or a crocheted band, and writing a short, accurate care tag.
A small round basket for a coaster set: a single crochet base worked slightly wider than your coasters, one back-loop round to turn the corner, and straight walls.
How to make four or six coasters that actually match: a reference coaster, consistent size, a simple color plan, yarn estimated by weight and blocking as a set.
Two colors chase each other around one center in a continuous spiral. This pattern gives the count for each color in every round and shows how to round off the two ends.
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.
A yellow single crochet center of 24 stitches with twelve white petals, each worked over two stitches, plus an optional green backing circle for a sturdier coaster.
A round double crochet center of 36 stitches finished with six petals of six stitches each. Includes the exact petal, a two-color option and blocking advice.
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.
A round double crochet coaster with twelve raised spokes made from front post double crochet. Includes how to work the post stitch and exact counts for all five rounds.
Learn corner-to-corner crochet on a small square: six increase rows, five decrease rows and 36 tiles, with a single crochet border to straighten the edges.