Of course, an animal coaster is not only the animal itself, but the trails it leaves. So, here is a fun and interesting project for a leaf-shaped coaster that has been nibbled by some critter.
The full article about the pattern and the photos are at Belinda Makes blog:
More info about project photographed Animal Crossing Leaf Coaster.
Whimsical Pumpkin Coaster
How to crochet a whimsical pumpkin coaster that is perfect for Fall decorating or on the Thanksgiving table under some Pumpkin Spice coffee. You'll need 20 yards of worsted weight cotton yarn per coaster - I used WeCrochet Dishie for mine, but Lily Sugar n Cream, Bernat Handicrafter and Red Heart Smoothie are good alternatives. If you are only making a coaster that will house a cold or hot beverage, you can use acrylic as an alternative (like Red Heart Super Saver) with an I9/5.5mm hook - just do not put anything fresh from the oven on the acrylic coaster, or you will melt the fibers and risk burning yourself. I was able to work up one coaster in just over 15 minutes.
Fallen Leaves Coaster Pattern
Decorate for Fall with these fun leaf coasters. The Fallen Leaves coaster pattern is super quick and easy - make them as gifts or keep for yourself (I won't tell). The pattern is written using US crochet terms and is worked in joined rounds starting with a chainless starting double crochet (CDSC). However, feel free to substitute with a ch 2 if that's what you prefer. This pattern looks equally good in shades of green for Spring and can even be used as bunting.
Tunisian Crochet Leaf Dishcloth
Autumn is my favorite time of year … I just love the sun-filled days, the cool nights, and of course the colorful and crisp leaves! It's the perfect time to work up this Leaf Tunisian Crochet Dishcloth Pattern … although I think leaf decor is beautiful all year long! If you're new to Tunisian crochet or just want a bit of a refresher, the pattern includes a link to the free series Learn Tunisian Crochet in a Week!
