Coaster Crochet Pattern Caia
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This coaster crochet pattern with step-by-step instructions is perfect for beginners, especially for practicing crocheting in the round. But even if you already have plenty of crochet experience, this pattern is still a joy to make!
Coasters are super fun to crochet – quick and easy. That’s why they also make the perfect gift for friends or family! Plus, handmade crochet coasters are totally trendy to sell. Put together a cute and cosy set, for example in lovely pastel shades or a nice mix of bright colors... Or use a different color for each round, or crochet the entire coaster in just one color – the possibilities are endless! 😍
Information
- Level 1.5 - easy, expansion to basic pattern
- Can be made with any yarn (make sure you check the yarn label and use the hook named on the label)
- You crochet in rounds. You end each round with a slip stitch.
- I recommend reading our blog with information about reading crochet charts too. This will help you understand the crochet charts.
FAQ
What is the size of the crocheted coaster?
The coaster will be ±12cm/4,7in when using the listed materials. Please remember: the final size (and result) will vary per person, due to personal crochet techniques, yarn and stitch tension, the used materials such as the hook and yarn, and so on.
What is the level of this crochet pattern?
The level of this pattern is easy. Perfect for beginners!
Can I sell of gift a coaster made from this pattern?
Of course, feel free to do so! You can sell the finished & handmade item, but please make sure to name LKCreativeness as the designer.
A tip for selling or gifting handmade items, for example coasters: use a cute label around your handmade coasters! This way you can create cute coaster sets and get a neat and professional look to your items!
Note: always use your own photos when selling the finished items. It's not allowed to use my photos when selling handmade items from my patterns! Always make sure to take your own photos.
Can I share, translate or publish this pattern?
If you'd like to share this pattern with someone, please send them the link to this pattern.
The pattern itself, or parts of, cannot be shared, copied, published, sold, etc. If you're interested in translating this pattern, please contact us on questions@LKCreativeness.com.
Abbreviations
For a full overview of all symbols and explanation, read this blog. For more explanation on how to read crochet charts, read this blog. YO = yarn over PUAL = pull up a loop.
| Abbrv. | Full term | Symbol | Explanation |
| st | stitch | - | - |
| prev | previous | - | - |
| ch | chain |  |
chain: YO, pull through |
| slst | slip stitch |  |
slip stitch: insert, PUAL, doorhalen |
| st | stokje |
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stokje: YO, insert, PUAL, YO and pull through 2 loops, YO and pull through 2 loops
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| sc | single crochet |  |
single crochet: insert, PUAL, YO and pull through all loops |
| pic | picot |  |
picot: chain 3, slip stitch in first chain |
| - | 1 sc, pic, 1 sc |  |
in one stitch: 1 single crochet, picot, 1 single crochet |
| [...] | indicator for instructions | - | - |
| *...* |
instructies between * must be repeated until the end of the row |
- | - |
| mr | magic ring |  |
- |
| - |
arrow that points to first stitch of the row |
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Required materials
- Hook 4.0 mm/G6
- Yarn - I used: Durable Double Four in color Cream
- Scissors
- Needle
Ready to start your mandala crochet journey? Try Suze Mandala! This intermediate pattern is small and made with a larger hook, making it much easier to crochet than larger mandalas. You can try and learn new crochet stitches that are often used in mandalas with this pattern!
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The pattern
Row 1-3 is the same as our basic pattern. For more detailed instructions on these three rows click here for a step-by-step pattern with photos. The fourth row in this pattern is an expansion to this basic pattern.
Row 1: make a magic ring, chain 3 (counts as first dc of this row). Crochet 15 more dc into the ring.
End with a slst in the 3rd chain. (16)
Row 2: Ch 3 (counts as dc), 1 dc in same. Crochet 2 dc in each dc. End with a slst in the 3rd chain. (32)
Diagram door Lisa Kievits - LKCreativeness
Row 3: Ch 3 (counts as first dc of this row).
*2 dc (1 in each), ch 1.*
End with a slst in the 3rd chain from the beginning of this row. (48)
Row 4: 1 slst between the chain 3 (chain from beginning of prev row) and the next dc. Note: this is the first slst of this row as described in instructions between *.
*1 slst between dcs, in chainspace: [4 dc]. 1 slst between dcs. In next chainspace: [1 sc, pic, 1 sc].*
End with a slst in the first slst of this row.
1 slst between dcs
4 dc in chainspace (you can insert around
the chains)
1 slst between next two dc
in next chainspace (you can insert around the chains again): 1 sc, 1 pic, 1 sc (see next image)
Picot: chain 3
Picot: 1 slst in de 1st chain
1 sc in same space
Row 4
Finishing
Fasten off. Leave a long tail for finishing.
Tip: use the 'neat fasten off' method to make the beginning/end of the last round invisible. Tutorial on how to do this: watch this video. You follow these steps:
1. Cut the yarn and fully pull through
2. Put yarn through needle
3. Insert needle through first stitch of this row
4. Go back to the last stitch of this row (where you ended) and insert through back loop only.
5. Weave the end.
Weave all ends. Make sure to firmly secure the ends. Your coaster is now finished, well done!
