Here is an easy but elegant and beautiful crochet coasters . I love the simplicity of crocheting this; after crocheting one you can basically do them without reading the instructions. The pattern is gorgeous as is, or as you see I added a color just for fun. Check out this vintage pattern and create these 1893 circle motifs that was reworked by Sandi Marshall.
~Happy Fingers~
Cynthia
below are a few snippet instructions in creating these beautiful coasters, check out the pattern
chain 6, slip chain together (I used the magic loop instead), up 3 stitches (count as first dc), 19 double crochet in circle, total 20
chain 4 up, double crochet in each of the 19 double crochet stitches, with a chain stitch in between each double crochet stitch
slip stitch together and slip stitch over to chain space chain 3 and double crochet, chain 2 and 2 more double crochet, *2 double crochet, chain 2, 2 double crochet around in the chain space around*, join with slip stitch
slip stitch over to chain to space chain 3 up and 6 double crochet and single crochet in first space,
in each chain space,* 7 double crochet stitches and single crochet around*, slip stitch together.
beautiful coasters all in a row
I made a set of coasters in a multi-color cotton yarn
add color to the center and on the edge of the coaster to add a pop of color. Here is a video on how to add color. I blocked them with a steam iron. Make sure that you don’t press down with iron.
I love them, don’t you?
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Hey! They look so lovely, surely will try someday 🙂 PS! Recommend to add Pinterest button to your blog!
Otherwise, love your photos! Keep up the good work! 😉
I love your coasters, thank you soooo much for the tutorial!!! This is a project that I have to try. I pinned this nice project for future reference 🙂 You did a beautiful job!!!!!!
Marisa from http://passionetcouture.blogspot.ca/
Those are the cutest! I crochet too, have been working on a left-over yarn quilt 🙂 A little hipster of me, but still 🙂
~Zhenya
http://beingzhenya.com
What a great project! Thanks for sharing it at The Pin Junkie. It was included today in a spring craft and recipe roundup at http://www.thepinjunkie.com/2014/04/spring-and-easter-crafts.html
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Hi when i clicked the on the vintage pattern and looked for he pattern i could not find it and the same as when i clicked to watch the video for the colour edging it was not the video but some thing else all together hope you can help.
These are really cute! What brand of yarn did you use?
Hi Elizabeth, thanks! I used Sugar n’ Cream by “Lily” cotton yarn…appreciate the visit
Thank you Cynthia for the crochet coasters. My baby sister saw them, likes them, but does not crochet so she calls her big sister to make them. Thanks again.
Thank you for posting this pattern, Cynthia. They’re so beautiful! I’m going to make some for Christmas gifts. I know they’ll be a big hit!
I was browsing for coaster patterns and am totally taken by these simple cheerful ones. Thank you so much for the pattern and gorgeous colourways. I’ve been very taken with the fluoro/neon wools this year and these are ideal for a splash of colour.
I am a begginer and would love to do this as christmas gifts. What’s the needle size and yarn size? So i can check my stash. I’ve try to do it with a cooton yarn and 4.25 mm needle but at the end my final row seems too big 🙁 tks for your help.
I’ve made some myself: http://antiplictis.blogspot.ro/2015/01/suport-de-pahare-coaster-crosetat.html
I’ve mentioned you as a source there in my blog 🙂 (You can translate the post in my blog by pressing the “Translate” button).
Thanks for sharing!
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I love them too. I’m going to make these. Yes mam. Thank you for sharing.
Fabulous!!! Thank you for sharing this lovely pattern.
You are welcome! Enjoy!
Hey Cynthia…what size hook did you use? These would be the perfect gift for a friends upcoming birthday, but I’ve got to get started real soon. Thanks…
Hi, I used a 4.00mm (G) hook on this project.