Crochet Flower Coaster Pattern

Crochet Flower Coaster Pattern

Since coffee has become life, coffee ring stains has also become a daily pain. I've always wanted to make crochet coasters, but I just never had a need for them. Now I do.

This pattern is one of the first ones I had come across, I believe I was originally looking for flower patterns when I came across this one. The link had lead me to LuluLoves. The pattern looked easy enough to follow. Although the pattern is written in UK terms, I knew that it wouldn't take much to edit it into US terms. After scrolling through the comments to see if there were any changes others had suggested. I decided I'd give it a shot.

The pattern called for DK cotton and a 4mm hook. I only have worsted-weight acrylic yarn on hand, so I used that instead. I used Red Heart with Love in Iced Aqua, Tan, and White. And since I was going to use a heavier-weight yarn, I used an F hook.

My finished coaster measured 5 inches across, which is a perfect size for my coffee mugs.

Flower Coaster Pattern

 

Written in US Terms

Yarn - Worsted Weight Yarn (about 19 yards)

Hook - F/3.75mm

Abbreviations

MR - Magic Ring

CH - Chain

DC - Double Crochet

SL ST - Slip Stitch

SC - Single Crochet

STS - Stitches

SK - Skip

Round 1: MR, CH3 (counts as DC), 19DC into ring, join with a SL ST to top CH of CH3

Round 2: 3CH (counts as DC), DC in next ST, 2CH, *DC in each of next 2 STS, 2CH; repeat around, join with a SL ST to top of CH3

Round 3: SL ST across into next CH2 space, CH3 (counts as DC), (DC, 2CH, 2DC) in same space, *(2DC, 2CH, 2DC) in next CH2 space; repeat around, join with a SL ST to top of CH3

Round 4: SL ST across into next CH2 space, CH3 (count as DC) 6DC in same space, SK next 2DC, SC in space before next 2DC, *7DC in next CH2 space, skip 2DC, SC in space; repeat around, join with a SL ST to top of CH3

Fasten off and weave in tail.

This is not my pattern. 

Please do not take this pattern and claim it as your own. 

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