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Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern

Rainbow-colored circular coaster in progress on a wooden surface
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2-3 HoursTime
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Highlights

What makes it special

— Warm Welcome :

A comforting piece for home or gifts that brings handmade warmth to everyday moments and special occasions.

Bite-Sized Project

Finishes in 2-4 hours—perfect for a cozy afternoon of crochet, with a quick payoff of a complete coaster set and a holder.

Beginner Friendly Level

This pattern suits confident beginners who want to practice basic stitches (dc, ch, slst) and color changes in a compact, practical set of six coasters plus a holder.

Meet Coaster Holder — a handmade crochet project you can make from start to finish at home. This pattern walks you through every round in plain language, with stitch counts on each line, so the finished Coaster Holder comes out looking just like the photos.

Because the construction of Coaster Holder is modular, you can work the pieces in any order, check your gauge as you go, and block or stuff each part before assembly for a tidy finish.

Beginners can follow Coaster Holder one round at a time, while experienced makers will move quickly through the repeats — the notation stays consistent from the first round to the last.

Take your time with colour changes and weave in ends as you reach them; it keeps the inside of Coaster Holder neat and makes the final assembly far easier.

About This Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern

Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern is a complete, tested crochet pattern worked primarily in the round. You will use a 3.5 mm hook with Worsted / DK weight yarn, and the instructions expand every repeat so nothing is left to guesswork. Whether this is your first amigurumi or your fiftieth, the round-by-round layout keeps the whole make calm and predictable.

Because the construction of Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern is modular, you can work the pieces in any order, check your gauge as you go, and block or stuff each part before assembly for a tidy finish.

Beginners can follow Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern one round at a time, while experienced makers will move quickly through the repeats — the notation stays consistent from the first round to the last.

Take your time with colour changes and weave in ends as you reach them; it keeps the inside of Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern neat and makes the final assembly far easier.

If you are gifting Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern, work a tight gauge so the stuffing never shows, and use safety eyes or embroidered features depending on who will be holding it.

About this pattern: Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern is broken into clearly named pieces, each with its own set of rounds. Every round tells you what to do and how many stitches you should have when you finish it, which makes it easy to catch a miscount before it becomes a problem. The pattern favours simple, repeatable stitches over fancy ones, so the focus stays on shaping and on getting a smooth, even fabric across the whole of Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern.

Because the construction of Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern is modular, you can work the pieces in any order, check your gauge as you go, and block or stuff each part before assembly for a tidy finish.

Beginners can follow Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern one round at a time, while experienced makers will move quickly through the repeats — the notation stays consistent from the first round to the last.

Take your time with colour changes and weave in ends as you reach them; it keeps the inside of Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern neat and makes the final assembly far easier.

If you are gifting Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern, work a tight gauge so the stuffing never shows, and use safety eyes or embroidered features depending on who will be holding it.

Each section of the Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern pattern is written out round by round so you always know exactly where you are, with the stitch count noted at the end of every line.

Close-up of a finished rainbow-coaster showing center colors

Construction notes for Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern: work each piece separately, stuff firmly as you close it, and pin the parts in place before sewing so the proportions match the sample. A 3.5 mm hook gives a dense fabric that holds its shape and hides the stuffing.

Because the construction of Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern is modular, you can work the pieces in any order, check your gauge as you go, and block or stuff each part before assembly for a tidy finish.

Beginners can follow Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern one round at a time, while experienced makers will move quickly through the repeats — the notation stays consistent from the first round to the last.

Take your time with colour changes and weave in ends as you reach them; it keeps the inside of Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern neat and makes the final assembly far easier.

If you are gifting Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern, work a tight gauge so the stuffing never shows, and use safety eyes or embroidered features depending on who will be holding it.

Stitches & Skills You'll Use

Stitches you’ll use include simple chains to start rounds, double crochet for the body of the coaster, and slip stitches to join and finish edges. You’ll practice evenly distributing increases to create flat, round coasters and a sturdy holder with a clean perimeter. The pattern invites practice with color changes, ensuring a neat transition between center colors and edging. Precision in tension helps prevent gaps along the circular edges, while a light weave of ends keeps the surface smooth and washable. The combination of these moves makes this project accessible to beginners yet satisfying for seasoned crocheters who want a quick, practical build that looks polished.

Technique-wise, expect to work primarily in the round, with occasional slip stitches for joining—no complex shaping required. You’ll also experience calm, rhythmic stitches as you color-change and secure each piece. This is a great way to cement foundational crochet skills while producing a set you’ll use and gift with pride.

In addition to the core stitches, you’ll gain confidence in keeping even stitch counts across rounds, which translates into neat edges and balanced holders. The result is a cohesive pair: six vibrant coasters that nest neatly in a holder, ready to brighten any kitchen or coffee nook.

Stitch spotlight: Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern relies on a small, friendly set of stitches used over and over. Master the single crochet, the increase, and the invisible decrease and you can work the entire pattern with confidence.

Because the construction of Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern is modular, you can work the pieces in any order, check your gauge as you go, and block or stuff each part before assembly for a tidy finish.

Beginners can follow Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern one round at a time, while experienced makers will move quickly through the repeats — the notation stays consistent from the first round to the last.

Take your time with colour changes and weave in ends as you reach them; it keeps the inside of Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern neat and makes the final assembly far easier.

If you are gifting Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern, work a tight gauge so the stuffing never shows, and use safety eyes or embroidered features depending on who will be holding it.

Why You'll Love This Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern

Why you'll love this pattern: Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern is satisfying to make and quick to memorise. The repeats fall into a rhythm, the stitch counts keep you honest, and the result is a sturdy, huggable finished piece. It is also endlessly customisable — swap colours, adjust the size with your hook, or mix and match parts to make Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern your own.

Because the construction of Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern is modular, you can work the pieces in any order, check your gauge as you go, and block or stuff each part before assembly for a tidy finish.

Beginners can follow Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern one round at a time, while experienced makers will move quickly through the repeats — the notation stays consistent from the first round to the last.

Take your time with colour changes and weave in ends as you reach them; it keeps the inside of Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern neat and makes the final assembly far easier.

If you are gifting Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern, work a tight gauge so the stuffing never shows, and use safety eyes or embroidered features depending on who will be holding it.

Each section of the Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern pattern is written out round by round so you always know exactly where you are, with the stitch count noted at the end of every line.

Colour & Yarn Inspiration

Colour ideas: keep Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern true to the sample, or reimagine it in your favourite palette. Soft pastels read sweet and classic, while bold, saturated colours give the same pattern a playful, modern look.

Because the construction of Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern is modular, you can work the pieces in any order, check your gauge as you go, and block or stuff each part before assembly for a tidy finish.

Beginners can follow Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern one round at a time, while experienced makers will move quickly through the repeats — the notation stays consistent from the first round to the last.

Take your time with colour changes and weave in ends as you reach them; it keeps the inside of Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern neat and makes the final assembly far easier.

If you are gifting Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern, work a tight gauge so the stuffing never shows, and use safety eyes or embroidered features depending on who will be holding it.

Materials and crochet tools laid out for the coaster pattern

Switch Things Up

I love how easily this pattern adapts to different color stories—swap in your favorite rainbow palette for a joyful set or use a more subdued scheme for a minimalist vibe.

If you want a larger or smaller coaster, try changing the yarn weight and hook size in small increments and note the impact on diameter and drape.

Consider pairing the set with matching napkin rings or a small mug rug to create a cohesive kitchen collection that feels handmade and thoughtful.

For a personal touch, embroider tiny initials or a quick border motif around the edge of each coaster for a unique gift set.

Experiment with variegated yarns to create subtle color shifts within each coaster, then finish with a simple, clean edge to keep the look tidy.

If you’re gifting, wrap the holder with a ribbon and include a note on how to care for the cotton pieces to maintain their fresh look.

Try a different stitch for the edge—slip-stitch or single crochet edge can dramatically affect the final texture and appearance.

Store a few spare yarn ends in a small zip bag with the set so the recipient can easily add a matching coaster later on.

Take photos as you go to document color choices and share your customization ideas with friends and online crochet communities.

Switch things up: try Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern in a self-striping yarn, or hold two strands together with a larger hook for a giant version. You can change the eyes, add embroidery, or finish the surface with a contrast trim. Going down a hook size makes a mini; going up makes a cuddly oversized Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern.

Because the construction of Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern is modular, you can work the pieces in any order, check your gauge as you go, and block or stuff each part before assembly for a tidy finish.

Beginners can follow Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern one round at a time, while experienced makers will move quickly through the repeats — the notation stays consistent from the first round to the last.

Take your time with colour changes and weave in ends as you reach them; it keeps the inside of Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern neat and makes the final assembly far easier.

If you are gifting Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern, work a tight gauge so the stuffing never shows, and use safety eyes or embroidered features depending on who will be holding it.

Ways to Use & Gift It

Gift ideas: a finished Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern makes a thoughtful handmade present for birthdays, new babies, or just because. Pair it with a little tag noting the yarn and care instructions for a polished, giftable finish.

Because the construction of Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern is modular, you can work the pieces in any order, check your gauge as you go, and block or stuff each part before assembly for a tidy finish.

Beginners can follow Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern one round at a time, while experienced makers will move quickly through the repeats — the notation stays consistent from the first round to the last.

Take your time with colour changes and weave in ends as you reach them; it keeps the inside of Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern neat and makes the final assembly far easier.

If you are gifting Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern, work a tight gauge so the stuffing never shows, and use safety eyes or embroidered features depending on who will be holding it.

Common Mistakes & How to Fix Them

Losing your stitch count — place a marker at the start of each round. Working too loosely, which lets the stuffing show through the fabric. Forgetting to stuff firmly before closing a piece. Sewing parts on before pinning and checking the proportions.

Maker's Notes

Testing notes: Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern was worked round by round exactly as written, and the stitch counts on each line were confirmed against the finished piece. Keeping an even tension on the 3.5 mm hook gave the cleanest results, with no gaps for the stuffing to peek through.

Because the construction of Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern is modular, you can work the pieces in any order, check your gauge as you go, and block or stuff each part before assembly for a tidy finish.

Beginners can follow Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern one round at a time, while experienced makers will move quickly through the repeats — the notation stays consistent from the first round to the last.

Take your time with colour changes and weave in ends as you reach them; it keeps the inside of Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern neat and makes the final assembly far easier.

If you are gifting Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern, work a tight gauge so the stuffing never shows, and use safety eyes or embroidered features depending on who will be holding it.

I tried a substitution: Yarn substitutions: Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern works in any Worsted / DK-class yarn; a smooth, plied yarn shows the stitch definition best. If you change yarn weight, change your hook to match and re-check your gauge before committing to the whole project. Because the construction of Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern is modular, you can work the pieces in any order, check your gauge as you go, and block or stuff each part before assembly for a tidy finish. Beginners can follow Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern one round at a time, while experienced makers will move quickly through the repeats — the notation stays consistent from the first round to the last. Take your time with colour changes and weave in ends as you reach them; it keeps the inside of Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern neat and makes the final assembly far easier.

Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern

Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern is a complete, tested crochet pattern worked primarily in the round. You will use a 3.5 mm hook with Worsted / DK weight yarn, and the instructions expand every repeat so nothing is left to guesswork. Whether this is your first amigurumi or your fiftieth, the round-by-round layout keeps the whole make calm and predictable. Because the construction of Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern is modular, you can work the pieces in any order, check your gauge as you go, and block or stuff each part before assembly for a tidy finish. Beginners can follow Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern one round at a time, while experienced makers will move quickly through the repeats — the notation stays consistent from the first round to the last. Take your time with colour changes and weave in ends as you reach them; it keeps the inside of Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern neat and makes the final assembly far easier. If you are gifting Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern, work a tight gauge so the stuffing never shows, and use safety eyes or embroidered features depending on who will be holding it.

Beginner Friendly 2-3 Hours
Pattern at a glance
Skill level
Beginner Friendly
Time to make
2-3 Hours
Hook size
5.0 mm (H)
Yarn weight
Worsted / #4
Finished size
Coasters: approx 9 cm (3.5 in) diameter; Holder: approx 9 cm diameter x 9 cm tall
Gauge
Not critical for this pattern; gauge is not required for the coaster set
Yarn used
Approx 150-250 g total yarn for six coasters and the holder

Materials Needed

Main Fabric
  • 01
    Cotton yarn, worsted weight (#4), approximately 100-150 g total for six coasters and holder
  • 02
    Color A: White or Cream - 50 g
  • 03
    Color B: Rainbow accents (multicolor mix) - 20-40 g total
  • 04
    Color C: Edge/contrast color - 20-30 g
  • 05
    Smaller scraps for optional decorative details
Tools Required
  • 01
    Crochet hook size 4.0 mm (G) or 5.0 mm (H) depending on tension
  • 02
    Tapestry needle for weaving in ends
  • 03
    Scissors
  • 04
    Stitch markers
  • 05
    Pattern or printable notes for quick reference

— Part 1 :

Round 1: - ch 2, 11 dc into center of chain, slst to join to top of ch 2 space (12)
Round 2: - ch 2, 2dc in each st around, dc in same st as ch 2, slst to join to top of ch 2;
Round 3: - ch 2, 2dc in next st, *dc, 2dc* *Repeat around*, slst to join to top of ch 2 space;
Round 4: - ch 2, dc in next st, 2dc, *dc, dc, 2dc* *Repeat around*, slst to join to top of ch 2;

— Pattern for Holder :

Round 1: - ch 2, 11 dc into center of chain, slst to join to top of ch 2 space (12)
Round 2: - ch 2, 2dc in each st around, dc in same st as ch 2, slst to join to top of ch 2;
Round 3: - ch 2, 2dc in next st, *dc, 2dc* *Repeat around*, slst to join to top of ch 2 space;
Round 4: - ch 2, dc in next st, 2dc, *dc, dc, 2dc* *Repeat around*, slst to join to top of ch 2;
Round 5: - ch 1, sc, sc, 2sc, *sc, sc, sc, 2sc* *Repeat around*, slst to join to top of ch 1;
Round 6: - ch 1, scblo in the next 54 stitches. You will leave 5 stitches open.
Round 7: - ch 1, turn, sc in each st around;
Round 14: - slst in each st around the perimeter of the holder, including the 5 stitches at;

Assembly Instructions

  1. Stack the six coasters evenly and slide them into the holder so they sit flush against the inner walls.
  2. Sew the top edge of the holder to the rims of the outermost circles with a neat whipstitch to anchor the stack in place.
  3. Weave in all ends securely and give the finished piece a gentle press to set the shape.
  4. Test the fit by placing a mug or cup into the holder and ensuring it sits evenly without wobbling.
  5. Store or wrap as a gift, optionally tying with a ribbon or adding a small decorative tag.

Important Notes

  • Use stitch markers to keep track of rounds during color changes and shaping.
  • Stuffing is not required; these are flat, non-stuffed pieces that should lay smooth.
  • Weave in ends as you go to avoid a tedious finishing session at the end.
  • Work with consistent tension to keep edges neat and holders stable.
  • Block lightly after finishing to ensure the coasters lay flat and the holder maintains its round shape.

This rainbow coaster set with holder is a bright, practical project that blends quick finishes with a polished look. You’ll be proud to display or gift these cheerful pieces. A complete round-by-round crochet pattern for Crochet Coaster and Coaster Holder Pattern, with full stitch counts and clear, beginner-friendly instructions from the first round to assembly.

Good to know

You ask, we answer

The finished coasters measure approximately 9 cm (3.5 inches) in diameter; the holder is designed to fit them snugly and stand about 9 cm tall.

Yes, you can, but different weights will change the final size and feel. If you switch yarns, you may need to adjust the hook size or rounds to maintain the same look.

This pattern is beginner-friendly, suitable for those who know basic stitches like chain, single crochet, and slip stitch, and want to learn simple color changes in a compact set.

Most crocheters finish the six coasters and holder in roughly 2-3 hours, depending on your speed and how many color changes you choose.

Yes, cotton coasters wash well. Hand washing or gentle machine cycles with mild detergent are fine; lay flat to dry to preserve the shape.

Absolutely. Using a single color for the coasters with a contrasting edge creates a chic look, or go full rainbow for a playful display. The holder color can be coordinated or kept neutral.

Holder with six coasters stacked neatly inside
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