30 Free Coaster Crochet Patterns
It’s getting to be lemonade weather isn’t it? And with that comes condensation. We know what that means, don’t we? Time to whip up a few coasters. Until this week, I honestly had no idea how many free coaster crochet patterns were out there. There are flowers and fruit, grannies and stars, and everything between. I’ve tried to break them down into categories as best I can to make them easier to check out. Did I miss your favorite? Be sure to share it with me in the comments.
Pictured Coasters:
- Beautiful Crochet Coasters from Cynthia’s Handiwork
- Crochet Watermelon Coasters from Make and Takes
- Japanese Flower Coasters from Daisy Cottage Designs
- Ombre Coasters from Tuts+
- Maisie Flower from Annie’s Place
- Upcycled Coasters from Petals to Picots
- Daisy Coaster Pattern from Whiskers and Wool
Flower & Fruit Coasters
- Crazy Coasters from Le Monde de Sucrette
- Apple Coasters from Annie’s Haakblog
- Daisy Granny Square Coasters from The Stitchin’ Mommy
- Cool Coasters from the Crochet Spot
- Pretty Petals by Naoko Kimura
- Crochet Fruit Coasters from Repeat Crafter Me
- Flower Coasters from the Yvestown Blog
- Grapefruit Coasters by Lauren Brown for Make and Takes
- Large Flat Flower Coaster by Jessie at Home
Simple Coasters
- Coaster Crochet Pattern from Turtle Weenies
- Crochet Coasters from The New Crochet
- Super Simple Crochet Coasters by Creative Jewish Mom
- DIY Simple Coasters from Claireabelle Makes
- Spiral Coaster from Made in K-Town
- Coasters (Three Ways) from Fiber Flux
- Coasters and Their Basket from creJJtion
Granny-Inspired Coasters
Miscellaneous Coasters
- Flip Flop Coasters from Turtle Weenies
- DIY Coasters from Anabelia Craft Accessories (only a chart given)
Thank you very much, Lauren! Regards 🙂
Thank you for the patterns.
What a great round up! Thanks for sharing my watermelon coaster!
thank you very much for this beautiful selection, and adding my coasters+basket!<br />Have a lovely weekend<br />xo<br />Maaike
I love this collection and will refer back to it often, I'm sure! My fave is a free one I found on Ravelry called, Crochet Coasters Seaside. I've made many of those for gifts.