Directions and tutorial on how to complete this crochet pattern in six rounds. This crochet Christmas coaster pattern is a quick make. These make lovely holiday gifts.
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Handmade Crochet Gifts
This year, I am making a bunch of these coasters in Holiday colors to give to family and friends. Thank goodness that they work up quickly. One skein makes at least 5 coasters for me.
Add a DIY Pop of Color to your Home Decor
Using these Christmas coasters throughout the house adds a pretty pop of color. Use them on end tables, dining tables, coffee tables, and more. While this is made with Holiday colors in this pattern, just think what this would look like with springtime pastel colors at other times throughout the year.
I made these Holiday Crochet Coasters in Red and Green.
Learn How to Crochet a Round Coaster Without Showing the Seam Line
There is one simple trick that I use to hide where I start and stop a crochet row. Often when crocheting in the round, the seam is noticeable. In this crochet coaster, if you look at the close-up photos, it will be hard to find where the seam line is.
This is easy to achieve and for me, I believe that this makes these crochet coasters look so much more professional. However, the trick is something even a beginner at crochet can do.
If you follow the pattern directions, you will see that the SC does not count as a ST. However, that is key in making this look like there is no seam in each round.
Here are some close ups to help you see the pattern details.
The green and white round mug rug with a crochet picot edge.




Red and White Round Coaster Close Up




There is a video tutorial after the written directions for this crochet pattern.
Directions: Crochet Christmas Coaster Pattern
Crochet Holiday Coaster Size
This coaster ends up being approximately 5 inches around.
Special Crochet Stitches
The last row uses the Picot Stitch:
Picot Stitch details: In the 6th row, the points are made using the picot stitch. [SC, CH 3, SC]
You can find more crochet tutorials here to help you learn new techniques.
Difficulty:
Easy
Materials:
crochet hook size G
Yarn Needle
Stitch Marker
Scissors
Yarn Colors:
Partial skein of these colors less than 60 yards of each color.
For the Red and White Christmas Coaster = Peaches & Crème White, Peaches & Crème Red
For the Green and White Christmas Coaster = Peaches & Crème White, Peaches & Crème Forest Green
Abbreviations:
CH = Chain
HDC = Half Double Crochet
SC = Single Crochet
SL ST = Slip Stitch
ST = Stitch
Crochet Pattern Directions:
Begin with either the Red or Forest Green yarn (depending on your color choice) complete 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 12 HDC in the magic circle. SL ST to join into top two loops of the first HDC. (12 HDC). 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 HDC in same ST. 2 HDC in each ST around. End with a HDC in the beginning ST. SL ST to the top two loops of the first HDC to join. (24 HDC).
Round 3:
CH 1(this does not count as anything), 1 HDC in same ST. 2 HDC in next ST. *HDC, 2HDC, repeat from * around, SL ST to the top two loops of the first HDC to join. (36 HDC).
Round 4:
CH 1 (this does not count as anything), 1 HDC in same ST, HDC in next ST, 2HDC in next st, *HDC, HDC, 2HDC, repeat from * around, SL ST to the top two loops of the first HDC to join. Cut off the yarn leaving about six inches. Top of Form




Change Colors:
Change yarn color to White for Round 5: To change a color, join the new color by pulling the new color of yarn through the last ST on the hook of the previous color. Once pulled through, pull the first color loop snug, then continue on with pattern.
Round 5:
CH 1 (this does not count as anything), 1 SC in same ST, SC in each ST around, SL ST to the top two loops of the first SC to join
Round 6:
CH 1 (this does not count as anything), 1 SC in the same ST, SC in the next ST, in the next ST [SC, CH 3, SC]. *SC, SC, [SC, CH 3, SC], repeat from * around. Ending with the [SC, CH 3, SC] in the beginning SC ST. In the last ST, complete a SL ST. Cut off the yarn leaving about six inches and pull through the last SL ST.
Finishing:
Using the yarn needle, weave in the loose ends and cut off the excess yarn.




Crochet Christmas Coaster Video Tutorial
I just love using these around the home.
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Here are a few other Holiday Patterns you may enjoy crocheting.
You can find Victoria crocheting, quilting, and creating recipes. She has worked in restaurants for many years. Her many crochet patterns and quilt patterns are enjoyed by many. 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.
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Thank you. They really are a joy to make and look so lovely throughout the house during the Holiday season. Make great gifts too.