Crochet coasters are among the easiest patterns to make. This is a very easy and simple pattern you can work upon.The simplest crochet coaster pattern is to just make a circle. You can make this with any type of yarn.You can make it in any size, be it as small or as large as you want. This pattern is ideal if you are new to crochet, as you only need to know basic stitches.Here I've just used double crochet stitches. Materials Used:- 8 ply Acrylic Yarn 6mm Crochet Hook
Peaches and Creme crochet cotton, about 2.5 oz. Amount depends on your size preference. I-9 / 5.5 MM Susan Bates hook or your favorite brand of hook and size. Gauge is not of extreme importance Seed stitch creates a slightly nubby texture so it can be used as a Dishcloth or Washcloth. Add a Loop for hanging in shower for rapid dry or hang in dishwasher when washing dishes to sterilize and store out of sight when not in use.
Next, this basket cover is a denser, stiffer one. Therefore, in addition to hiding unsightly flower pots, this can be used as a standalone basket. Even better, the stripes mean that you can use yarn odds and ends, without having to break out new skeins. So, you can now make room for even more yarns from your local gettin' spot.
First, this spring rug is a wonderful, round area cover. Furthermore, if you make it out of cotton yarn, it will have a smooth, dense texture that's perfect for walking or putting a chair on.
Your kitchen is about to get a whole lot cuter with these gorgeous crochet hot pads. The hot pads are big enough to hold a large dish and include instructions for making them double thick. You can easily modify the colors to match any decor. This pattern is suitable for crocheters who can work in the round, are familiar with the spider stitch and can follow more complex patterns. It is marked as easy because once you get the hang of the pattern, you'll by flying through it!
As long as they're not building a dam on someone's property, beavers are beloved animals and even the mascot of several schools. If you're a beaver lover, crochet a few of these potholders for your kitchen. You can also use them as hot pads to protect surfaces from hot pans. This easy crochet pattern is quick to make with a double strand of cotton worsted yarn. You may even have the right colors in your stash already. Use a single strand of yarn to make a smaller beaver as a coaster. Potholder measures approximately 8” wide x 6” tall (including ears). Gauge = 7 sc = 2”, 8 rows = 2" Materials: Cotton worsted weight yarn: 85 yards brown 12 yards tan 20 yards white 5 yards black Size J (6.0 mm) crochet hook Yarn needle
A little fall spirit can go a long way with the Autumn Leaves Dish Cloth or Hot Pad. We love autumn and this crochet dish cloth or hot pad is functional and definitely decorative. This crochet pattern takes a modern twist on Irish crochet, which we think is just delightful. You could also work up a bunch of these as a hostess gift or even as a Christmas gift for anyone. Use these dishcloths as decorations at your Thanksgiving feast or just as autumnal decorations.
This Colorwheel Coffee Cozy is so much fun to work on! I feel so honored to be chosen by Michael's to tell you about their new yarn line! Because they are such a great company I didn't have to think twice about saying YES! And I was even more thrilled when the yarn came for me to play with. They also know I have both knit and crochet fans so I get to show you projects in both crafts and everyone wins!
Crochet your own textured coasters with bohemian flair and a bobble square that will hug your coffee mug. The free square Boho Bobble Coaster pattern utilizes bobble stitches and fringe for a fun, cotton coaster. To crochet these coasters, you'll need about 35 yards of worsted weight cotton yarn (I used Lily Sugar n Cream yarn in "Light Blue"), a 4.5 mm crochet hook, a tapestry needle, and a small comb for brushing out the fringe.
