Easy Crochet Circle Coaster – Free Pattern + Video Tutorial

Learn how to make an easy crochet circle coaster with this simple pattern. These crochet coasters would look cute in any space. You can put them on the coffee table or add them to the dining room table with these crochet placemats.

You can find the free crochet coaster pattern + guided video tutorial by scrolling down or continue to read through some of the inspiration behind this pattern.

Crochet Coasters for Beginners

My latest free crochet pattern is a simple crochet coaster. These crochet coasters are perfect for beginners as they work up quickly and include a guided video tutorial. They are also made entirely out of single crochets using the spiral technique.

It’s a really simple technique where you work in the round using only single crochet. I love this technique so much because it creates a beautiful finish. Sometimes when you crochet in the round using the regular method you can see very clearly where you joined the round and so with this method it doesn’t.

Furthermore, this crochet coaster also has a crab stitch border. The crab stitch border is made by making a single crochet backward. It might sound a little confusing, but I promise you it’s not.

It’s super simple and one of the easiest crochet borders to make!

Crochet Coasters for Your Home

I love creating crochet patterns that can be used in different rooms of the house. So whether it’s your coffee table in the living room or your nightstand in your bedroom, these coasters will look cute in any space.

You can also make these crochet coasters as gifts. You can make a set of four and tie it up with some twine and add a cute homemade crochet gift tag.

Easy Crochet Coaster + Simple Stitches

As mentioned earlier, these easy crochet coasters are made in a spiral using only single crochet stitches. So instead of joining each round with a slip stitch, you’re going to work straight through the next round. You only need one stitch marker and this will be placed at the beginning and end of each round.

The border is made using the crab stitch, which is just working a single crochet in the reverse order of the row. So instead of yarning over forwards, you’re are going to yarn over backwards.

The Yarn You’ll Use for This Easy Crochet Coaster Pattern

I chose to work with Ganxxet’s linen yarn for this crochet pattern. It’s a lightweight number 3 yarn that’s very soft and almost resembles cotton. I chose to work in the color natural, but they have a variety of colors available.

I loved working with this yarn and highly recommend it, one cone will make about 4 coasters. If you can’t get a hold of this yarn, another great option would be cotton yarn. Any cotton yarn will do for this project, but I love Lion Brand’s 24/7 cotton yarn and WeCrochet Dishie cotton yarn.

Lily Sugar N’ Cream yarn would also make a great substitute for the yarn used in the pattern.

I do recommend a natural fiber for this pattern as synthetic yarn, like acrylic, could possibly melt if something hot is put on it.

Add a Matching Crochet Placemat

If you like making this pattern, you might also like to make a matching crochet placemat. This is what I did for my set of coasters and it looks so cute when eating dinner at night.

You could stick with one color or you can totally make these in different colors. Either way, it’ll look so cute and cozy!

Other Crochet Patterns for The Kitchen

1. Modern Double Thick Crochet Potholder – Crochet this easy and free cotton potholder using basic crochet stitches! You’ll be surprised how quickly these double-thick potholders work up. Make 2 for the perfect gift!
2. Modern Striped Crochet Baby Blanket – Learn how to crochet an adorable striped baby blanket using the suzette stitch.
3. Shell Stitch Baby Blanket – Learn how to crochet a baby blanket using the shell stitch. This beginner-friendly pattern also incudes a guided video tutorial.
4. Chunky Crochet Coasters – Whip up some square coasters for your coffee table with this beginner-friendly coaster pattern.

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Free Crochet Coaster Pattern

Description:

Spruce up your end table with these cute crochet circle coasters! These easy + quick crochet coasters work up in about 30 minutes and only use basic stitches. Make a set of 4 for the perfect house-warming gift.

• Purchase the ad-free, printable, PDF pattern HERE.

Materials:

• 1 Ganxett Linen Cone 1.5mm (#3 light worsted) in the color natural, 109 yards total. Or any other #3 light weight worsted yarn. 1 cone makes a total of 4 coasters
• Size 4.5 mm Crochet Hook.
• Stitch Marker (1).
• Darning Needle.
• Scissors.

Size:

Diameter: 5″ inches

Gauge:

8 rounds equals 2 inches

Abbreviations:

ch – chain: Yarn over, pull through loop on hook.

sl st – slip stitch: Insert hook into stitch, yarn over, pull through stitch and loop on hook. 

sc – single crochet: Insert hook into stitch, yarn over and pull through, yarn over and pull through last two loops on hook.

reverse single crochet: Insert hook into stitch, yarn over, pull through (2 loops left on hook), yarn over, and pull through last 2 loops.

sts – stitch

Pattern Notes:

• Pattern written in U.S terms.
• Worked in the spiral, no slip stitching is involved when joining the rounds.
• Crochet border is made using the reverse single crochet technique.
• Guided video tutorial is provided for this pattern

Crochet Circle Coasters

R1: ch 2 (counts as first single crochet), 5 sc in the 2nd chain from the hook. Do not slip stitch. (6 sts)

R2: 1 sc in the first stitch of the previous round, place stitch marker. Make 1 more sc in the same stitch. Continue with making 2 sc in every stitch till the end of round. (12 sts)

R3: 1 sc in the next stitch (stitch where stitch marker is placed), 2 sc in the next sts. *1 sc in the next stitch, 2 sc in the next sts. Repeat from * till the end of the round. Do not slip stitch. (18 sts)

R4: *1 sc in the next 2 stitches, 2 sc in the next sts. Repeat from * till the end of the round. Do not slip stitch. (24 sts)

R5: *1 sc in the next 3 stitches, 2 sc in the next sts. Repeat from * till the end of the round. Do not slip stitch. (30 sts)

R6: *1 sc in the next 4 stitches, 2 sc in the next sts. Repeat from * till the end of the round. Do not slip stitch. (36 sts)

R7: *1 sc in the next 5 stitches, 2 sc in the next sts. Repeat from * till the end of the round. Do not slip stitch. (42 sts)

R8: *1 sc in the next 6 stitches, 2 sc in the next sts. Repeat from * till the end of the round. Do not slip stitch. (48 sts)

R9: *1 sc in the next 7 stitches, 2 sc in the next sts. Repeat from * till the end of the round. Do not slip stitch. (54 sts)

At the end of round 9, remove your stitch marker, and make a slip stitch in the next stitch (55).

Do not cut yarn

Reverse Single Crochet Border Tutorial

ch 1 (starting reverse single crochet border), insert hook into stitch 55, yarn over, pull through (2 loops left on hook), yarn over, and pull through last 2 loops.

Continue to repeat this step in each stitch all the way around the coaster.

Once you’re back at the first stitch, take your hook out. Insert your hook into the chain 1 you made at the beginning of the border and the last loop of the first stitch. Yarn over and pull through.

This should keep the stitches (border) secure. Cut yarn and weave in ends.

Voila! You’re done. I hope you enjoyed making these adorable crochet circle coasters.