My free crochet coaster patterns have been great fun to design! I hope you have fun crocheting them.
You'll also find my doily patterns here :)
Joining at the end of every round, it's easy to keep track of where you are so that you can make an elegant coaster working as many rounds as you need depending on your chosen yarn :)
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Five rounds starting with a magic ring and ending with chain loops.
Quick and easy to work, you won't want to stop. And you don't have to - because you can carry on and create the doily below!
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Although the first five rounds are the same as the coaster above, the full pattern for this doily/placemat has its own page to make things easier (I hope!)
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Four rounds, starting with trebles (UK double trebles) to get us off to a quick start! The picots around the edge are so pretty, a great look for this worsted weight cotton.
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Three sizes of repeated stitches make this striking doily, which also looks very attractive worked in one color for the body and a different color for the last couple of rounds.
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Here's a right royal coaster to crochet, worked with either a gold edging or without, in one color or many, quite customizable!
This pattern uses size 10 thread and Goldfingering for the gold edging - but if you don't have any gold thread, you can work in just one color or create your own design, as I did:
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Two rounds worked in one color for the center square, then six rounds in another color for the X shape and edging, this makes a pretty and original little mat!
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A five-rounder, worked in two colors - or more, if you like! It's fairly quick to whip up, and if you need to make it a little bigger, I show you how to add rounds to make the Cosmic Crochet Square - choose from a plain or a lacy edge!
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Six rounds worked in sports-weight yarn here, and the first three rounds are exactly the same as the original Crochet Coaster above!
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And one thing leads to another!
This is the Flowery Cosmic Coaster pattern worked in thread with a super interesting-to-work edging!
Here are some more free patterns on the site which you might like to use to make coasters or mats for jugs or teapots.
These first two are the same pattern, but with two different edgings:
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And more variations on a pattern in these two vintage creations:
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My "bigger" Summer Sun pattern could work well for an interesting coaster or mat, too:
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