Chunky Christmas Ornament Coaster Free Pattern

The complete set of 4 Chunky Christmas Ornament Coasters can be made in a few hours or less. They work up very quickly and look so cute. If you need to crochet a last minute gift, this pattern would be a good one to choose.

The air is filled with the delightful scent of pine, twinkling lights adorn the streets, and the warmth of holiday cheer is spreading its magic. Christmas is just around the corner. As we gear up for the most wonderful time of the year, what better way to usher in the festive spirit than by infusing a touch of creativity into our homes?

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Great Handmade Gift Idea

Handmade Holidays are a crafter’s dream. These Christmas coasters are so cute to use during the Holiday season.

They are a joy to crochet too. Simple, beginner crochet patterns like this make it possible for someone new to crocheting to make beautiful DIY gifts.

The possibilities of crochet gifts for the whole family are just endless. Personally, I would prefer something handmade just for me. I hope you enjoy making and giving this Chunky Christmas Ornament Coaster set.

Chunky Crochet Placemat as a Set

This Chunky Christmas Ornament Coaster was made with left over yarn from another fun and easy crochet project. Check out these easy chunky crochet placemats. Each skein if chunky yarn made one placemat and 2 coasters.

Use These Holiday Coasters Over and Over

Crochet home décor can be so beautiful. Once you have made these coasters, if you kept a set for yourself, you can use them year after year. This is a gift that lasts for many years to come.

The best part is you can make these with just about any scrap yarn. While I chose a red and white yarn, you can create different looks just by changing up the yarn color. Use pastels or bright colors to match your Christmas decor.

Chunky Crochet Placemat and Ornament Coaster

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Yarn for This Quick Crochet Project

I used a bulky yarn for this free pattern. However, if you prefer, you can certainly make this out of a medium-weight yarn. You will just need to add a few more rows to get the same size. When adding rows you will need to make sure to only increase by six each round. We have a nice tutorial on how to crochet flat circles that will help with that.

Another option, you can crochet with two strands of yarn for a chunky look.

Directions: Chunky Christmas Ornament Coaster Pattern

Difficulty:

Easy

Materials:

Boye Crochet Hook Size N
Yarn Needle
Stitch Marker
Scissors
Lion Brand Hometown USA Yarn New York White Partial Skein

Lion Brand Hometown USA Yarn Cincinnati Red partial skein

Abbreviations:

CH = Chain
SC = Single Crochet
SL ST = Slip Stitch
ST = Stitch
[ ] = Repeat Between

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Directions:

Begin with a magic circle. Here is another post with complete directions on how to make a magic circle.

Round 1:

CH 1 (this does not count as anything). Complete 6 SC in the magic circle. SL ST to join into first SC. Pull the yarn tail from the magic circle to tighten and close the circle in the magic circle.

Round 2:

CH 1 (this does not count as anything). 1 SC in same ST. 2 SC in each ST around, ending with a SC in the first ST where you did the first SC. SL ST into the first SC to join (12 SC).

Round 3:

CH 1 (this does not count as anything). SC into the same ST. 1 SC in next ST, [SC, 2 SC]. Repeat between [ ] around, SL ST to join (18 SC).

Round 4:

CH 1 (this does not count as anything), SC into the same ST. 1 SC in next ST, 2 SC, [SC, SC, 2 SC]. Repeat between [ ] around, SL ST to join (24 SC).

Fasten off Cincinnati Red by pulling the yarn through the last ST. Using the yarn needle, weave in the ends and cut off the excess yarn.

White Yarn Accent

Using the New York White, Join the yarn to a ST on the outer circle.

Round 1:

4 SC, turn.

Round 2:

CH 1, 3 SC, turn.

Round 3:

CH 1, 3 SC.

Fasten off New York White by pulling the yarn through the last ST. Using the yarn needle, weave in the ends and cut off the excess yarn.

Using Leftover Yarn

I made 4 Chunky Christmas Ornament Coasters because I had that much scrap yarn. I made these chunky placemats first. Each skein of Cincinnati Red made one chunky placemat and two Chunky Christmas Ornament Coasters.

What Can You Do With These Christmas Tree Ornament Coasters?

The Chunky Christmas Ornament Coasters, created with love and a dash of festive flair, are versatile treasures that can be incorporated into various aspects of your holiday celebrations. Here are some delightful ways to make the most of these charming creations:

Table Décor:

Spruce up your holiday table settings by placing a drink coaster on your coffee table beneath your favorite mugs or glasses. Not only will they protect your surfaces, but they’ll also infuse a touch of Christmas spirit into your dining experience.

Gifting Galore:

Share the joy of the season by gifting these handmade coasters to friends, family, or co-workers. Bundle them up with a festive ribbon, and you have a thoughtful and personalized present that spreads warmth and holiday cheer.

Tree Trimmings:

Why limit these coasters to the tabletop? Add a creative twist to your Christmas tree by using these chunky wonders as miniature ornaments. Their whimsical design and vibrant colors will undoubtedly stand out amidst the tinsel and baubles.

Stocking Stuffers:

A fun way to stuff stockings with a handmade touch. Slip a set of these coasters into your loved ones’ stockings for a surprise that combines both functionality and holiday spirit.

Holiday Party Favors:

Hosting a holiday gathering? Send guests home with a piece of the celebration by using these coasters as party favors. Pair them with a thank-you note, and your guests will appreciate the thoughtful gesture.

Memory Keepers Christmas DIYs:

Capture the magic of Christmas by creating a set of these coasters annually. Over the years, you’ll accumulate a collection that reflects the evolving color schemes and styles of your holiday seasons.

These Chunky Christmas Ornament Coasters transcend their functional purpose and become keepsakes that embody the warmth and joy of the holiday season.

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You can find Victoria crocheting, quilting, and creating recipes. She has cooked in restaurants for over 20 years, including many larger parties. She learned to crochet when she was just 11 years old and has been crocheting ever since; over 50 years now. Over 40 years ago, she loved her first class in sewing and continues to hone her skills in quilting. Many have enjoyed the handmade gifts over the years. In her professional career, she has worked in management in a wide variety of businesses including higher education as a dean of a division. All the while attending college part-time to achieve her doctorate in higher education with an emphasis in e-learning.