Learn my favorite round crochet coaster pattern with a modern herringbone stitch. Easy to follow and perfect for using up your yarn stash!
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Hooked on Herringbone: My Latest Crochet Obsession
I’m completely obsessed with the herringbone crochet stitch, and it’s quickly become my favorite for creating new free crochet coaster patterns.
This stitch adds a modern twist to traditional coasters, and I can’t wait to share this project with you.
Why the Herringbone Stitch?
What makes the herringbone stitch so special? It creates a unique zigzag texture that gives your easy crochet coasters a sleek, contemporary look.
If you haven’t tried it yet, don’t worry—I’ve got a herringbone stitch tutorial right here on my blog to help you get started. And if you’re looking for more inspiration, check out my other free crochet patterns like the Herringbone Crochet Drawstring Bag or the Free Herringbone Crochet Hat.
What You’ll Find in This Blog Post
In this post, you’ll find a complete guide to making your own herringbone crocheted coaster.
This round crochet coaster pattern is quick and easy to follow, with a step-by-step video tutorial included.
It’s the perfect quick project—ideal for using up your yarn stash and adding a modern touch to your home decor.
I’m so excited for you to try this project. Grab your crochet hook, pick some cotton yarn, and let’s create something beautiful together!
More Than Just a Coaster
When you hear “round crochet coaster pattern,” you probably think of placing your morning coffee or evening tea on it. But did you know these little coasters can do so much more?
Let’s explore some creative ways you can use them around your home.
For Every Cup and More
Of course, these coasters are perfect for your coffee and tea. But why stop there?
Whether it’s a hot mug of cocoa, a chilled glass of iced tea, or even a cocktail, these coasters protect your surfaces from spills and stains. Made with a cotton and jute blend, they’re absorbent enough to handle any drink.
And they add a modern, handmade touch to your coffee table or dining room table.
Beyond Drinks: Handy in the Kitchen
Have you ever needed a quick pot holder? These coasters can step in! Their sturdy construction and the right yarn weight make them heat-resistant, so you can use them to handle hot pots or pans.
Picture yourself pulling a hot dish from the oven and placing it on one of these coasters—it protects your countertops while adding a bit of style to your kitchen. It’s a great option for when you need something small and handy.
Stylish Home Decor
These easy crochet coasters aren’t just practical—they’re also a great addition to your home decor. Scatter them across your living room on side tables or use them as part of a colorful table setting in the dining room.
They bring a cozy, handmade vibe that fits any style. Plus, they make a great gift! Who wouldn’t love a set of these for their home?
Simple Yet Modern
Creating this round crochet coaster pattern is both simple and rewarding. Ever wondered how a simple design gets that modern look? Let me show you how!
This coaster starts with a magic ring, which is an easy way to ensure a perfect circle right from the beginning. Once you’ve mastered the magic ring, you’ll dive into the herringbone crochet stitch. This stitch adds a unique texture that sets this coaster apart from other simple stitches.
The pattern follows the same method as a standard single crochet circle, with increases placed evenly across the rounds. If you’ve made a basic circle before, this will feel familiar.
What makes it special? After each round, you’ll turn your work, giving the coaster a modern twist that’s different from most patterns.
To finish, you’ll add a crab stitch border. This decorative touch gives your coaster a polished look. Want to make it even more unique? Use different colors for the border!
And the best part? This easy crochet coaster pattern can be completed in just about an hour. It’s a great project for using up scrap yarn or showcasing your favorite cotton yarn.
If you want to make the coaster bigger, just add more rounds as you would with any standard circle. Easy, right?
Cotton and Jute Blend
When creating a round crochet coaster pattern, choosing the right yarn is essential. Have you ever wondered why some coasters last longer or look more modern than others? It all comes down to the best yarn choice.
Why Cotton and Jute?
Cotton and jute are a perfect combination for a round crochet coaster pattern. Cotton is soft, easy to work with, and has a natural feel. It’s also durable and absorbs moisture well, which is ideal for coasters. Imagine placing a hot cup of coffee on a coaster that stays cool to the touch. That’s what cotton can do.
On the other hand, jute adds strength and a rustic charm to the coaster. It gives a bit of texture and makes the coaster feel more substantial. Are you looking for a coaster that feels sturdy and looks stylish? Jute is your answer.
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Herringbone Round Crochet Coaster PATTERN
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Materials & Tools:
- Yarn Scheepjes Mighty 50g = 80m, 32% Jute, 68% Cotton. 1 skein makes 3 coasters (approx. 13g per coaster).
- Hook size 5mm. Adjust hook size if necessary to obtain correct gauge,
- Tapestry needle (to weave and hide yarn ends),
- Scissors,
- Stitch marker (optional).
Level:
Intermediate – herringbone crochet stitch, crab stitch, magic ring.
Sizes:
One size (adjustable): approx. 12.5cm/5 inches in diameter
Notes:
- The pattern uses US crochet terminology.
- The ch1 at the beginning of each round doesn’t count as a stitch.
- The coaster is worked in one piece in rounds from the center out. After each round, you will turn your coaster and work on the backside.
- Instructions in square brackets […] are worked as many times as indicated.
- You can use yarn in different weights, but be aware that the measurements will be different depending on your gauge.
Stitches & Abbreviations (US terms):
st– stitch
yo – yarn over
beg – beginning
prev – previous
rep – repeat
RS – right side
WS – wrong side
Hsc (herringbone single crochet worked on RS) – insert hook in left leg of previous stitch, insert hook in next stitch from front to back and pull up a loop, yarn over and pull through all three loops on the hook.
RHsc (herringbone single crochet worked on WS) – flip your work so the RS is facing you, insert hook in left leg of previous stitch, insert hook in next st from back to front and pull up a loop, yarn over and pull through all three loops on the hook.
Hslst (herringbone slip stitch on RS) – insert hook in left leg of previous stitch, insert hook in next stitch from front to back, yo and pull through all four loops on the hook.
RHslst (herringbone slip stitch on WS) – flip your work so the RS is facing you, insert hook in left leg of previous stitch, insert hook in next st from back to front, yo and pull through all four loops on the hook.Crab stitch – insert hook into the next stitch to the right, yo and pull up a loop (you should have two loops on your hook), yo again and pull through both loops on the hook.
Herringbone Round Crochet Coaster Video Tutorial
If you’re a visual learner, you’ll love the video tutorial I’ve included for this round crochet coaster pattern. It walks you through each step, making it easy to follow along.
With clear instructions and close-up shots, you’ll have your herringbone crocheted coaster finished in no time!
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PATTERN
Read all Notes before you start.
Star with a MR.
Row 1 (RS): sc in MR, 7 Hsc in MR, Hslst in first sc to close a round. Turn.
Row 2 (WR): ch1 (doesn’t count as a st here and throughout), sc in first st by inserting hook from back to front, RHsc in same stitch, 2RHsc in each st around, RHslst in first sc to close the round. Turn.
Row 3 (RS): ch1, sc in first st, 2Hsc in next st, [Hsc in next st, 2Hsc in next st] rep […] around, Hslst in first sc to close a round. Turn.
Row 4 (WS): ch1, sc in first st by inserting hook from back to front, 2RHsc in next st, RHsc in next st, [RHsc in next st, 2RHsc in next st, RHsc in next st] rep […] around, RHslst in first sc to close a round. Turn.
Row 5 (RS): ch1, sc in first st, Hsc in next 2sts, 2Hsc in next st, [Hsc in next 3sts, 2Hsc in next st] rep […] around, Hslst in first sc to close a round. Turn.
Row 6 (WS): ch1, sc in first st by inserting hook from back to front, RHsc in next st, 2RHsc in next st, RHsc in next 2sts, [RHsc in next 2sts, 2RHsc in next st, RHsc in next 2sts] rep […] around, RHslst in first sc to close a round. Turn.
Row 7 (RS): ch1, (sc, Hsc) in first st, Hsc in next 5sts, [2Hsc in next st, Hsc in next 5sts] rep […] around, Hslst in first sc to close the round. Don’t turn.
Row 8 (RS): ch1, crab stitch around, slst to close the round.
Fasten off yarn, weave in all ends and block your coaster.
If you have any suggestions or have detected any mistakes, please feel free to email me at mycrochetory@gmail.com
Tips and Tricks
Personalizing your round crochet coaster pattern is a great way to make it unique. Here are a few quick tips:
Switch Up the Border Color
Use leftover yarn to change the crab stitch border color. It’s a simple way to make your coasters pop and reflect your style.
Use a Stitch Marker
Keep track of the first stitch in each round with a stitch marker. It’s a great way to avoid losing your place, especially if you’re new to crochet.
Adjust the Size
Need a bigger coaster? Just add more rounds, using the same increases as in single crochet stitches.
Experiment with Yarns
Try different colors and yarn weight like acrylic yarn for new textures. Mixing yarns is a great way to make each coaster unique.
Use Scrap Yarn
This free crochet pattern is perfect for using up scrap yarn, making it both practical and eco-friendly.
These tips help turn a simple round crochet coaster pattern into something special. Happy crocheting!
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