Sunshine Crochet Coasters Easy Crochet Tutorial

Add a splash of color to your dining table with these cool and fresh Sunshine Crochet Coasters. I am definitely a fan of Crochet Coasters. One of my favorite projects to crochet has always been Crochet Coasters. I love making them. Crochet coasters are among the easiest and the quickest patterns to make and they are absolutely perfect for using up your small bits of yarn stash. They make great decor for your table setting and they make wonderful gifts for your loved ones , be it any occasion. Use them as coasters under your favorite drinks or you can also use them to decorate your tables by placing it under a vase .Brighten up your home decor with this wonderful handmade DIY Sunshine Crochet Coasters. Materials Used:- 4 Ply Cotton Knitting Yarn 4 mm Crochet Hook Size:- 6 Inches - can be customized to any size

The Twisted Cup Cozy is a quick and easy beginner-friendly pattern. This is the perfect pattern for craft fairs and markets. You'll use under 35 yards of yarn and less than 30 minutes to make your own cute twist coffee sleeve! For the tutorial, You Should Craft used Brava worsted weight yarn and an H 5.0 mm crochet hook. However, you could substitute any worsted weight yarn or even use scraps from your yarn stash.

The Shay Coaster is an easy crochet project worked in simple single crochet stitches. You can also use this little square as a mini washcloth too. You'll need just a small amount of worsted weight cotton yarn per coaster, making this a great stashbusting/scrap yarn project. I used WeCrochet Dishie Yarn for mine. If you are only making a coaster that will house a cold or hot beverage, you can use acrylic yarn (like Red Heart Super Saver) as an alternative 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 under 20 minutes.

The Simple Shells Washcloth is made with alternating rows of solid stitches and groups of shells, creating a pretty surface for scrubbing anything you need in the bath and kitchen! This washcloth is worked in rows using chains and double crochet stitches. You can easily customize the stitch repeat in multiples of 5+2 (+2 for the turning chain), then work any odd multiple of rows. While you don't see the term shell in the specialty stitch and technique section of this pattern, the group of five double crochet stitches worked into one place is a shell. Either way of writing the instruction is correct, and we hope beginners enjoy the simplicity in this version (the stitch chart should help, too). THIS IS A GREAT PATTERN BECAUSE: Washcloths are fun projects to learn new crochet stitches (especially when you follow our crochet chart with the written instructions)! You can use these in the bath or kitchen (plus, they make great gifts)! This project works great with cotton yarns (just one skein or less)! You'll get to practice a lot of crochet skills: rows, stitch tension, stitch counting and recognition, shells (5 double crochet stitches into 1 space) , borders, gauge and size, finishing techniques and more!

This set of tablemats and coasters crochet pattern is very easy and quick to create. I have made 3 sets of these, for gifts, which were gratefully received. They can be made in any colour of double knitting yarn, and make a thoughtful present. One 100g ball of yarn can make 4 tablemats, depending on how tightly you crochet. The coasters match the placemats and are just as easy. They are a perfect first project and are very useful.

If you like to refresh the look of your kitchen decor then there is always a way to do that with a little crochet. I would like to share with you this easy crochet tea towel pattern. It is easily adjustable so you can make it bigger (for your bathroom) or smaller (dishcloths, coasters) and choose your favourite colours to brighten up your day! The pattern is using single crochet and chain stitches which makes it a great beginner crochet kitchen towel. Yarn used: 100% cotton (light weight #3) Crochet hook: 4mm

If you are looking for the perfect wedding gift, housewarming gift or just a nice way to personalize your table, the Mandala Placemat pattern is for you. It is worked in the round, changing color for each round. Materials I used the following materials for this pattern: 3 mm hook Cotton yarn: In total, you will need 2 50g skeins of Schachenmayr Catania Originals per placemat. They have 96 colors for this yarn, you'll definitely find some for your placemats. I used 10 different colors but you can choose as many or as few you want. T-pins for blocking. Size The finished size of one placemat is 37 cm. It has taken me a lot of time and trial and error to decide on the best size. It had to be big enough so you can enjoy it when the table is set but not take too much room on the table so you can still seat people. So 37cm it is. Abbreviations I use UK notations. sl = slip stitch ch = chain dc = double crochet tr = treble crochet dtr = double treble crochet puff = puff stitch.

The Floral Mug Rug is a lovely and quick-to-work-up cup coaster. You can customize this granny square with different yarn color combinations and add tassels to each of the four corners to make it extra cute! Free written pattern + video tutorial available. Size: 4.5 inches per side Level: Easy / Familiar Beginner Requires familiarity with stitches used (below). Stitches/Terms (US Terms): YO: yarn over Sp: space FO: fasten off Sl st: slip stitch Ch: chain Dc: double crochet Materials: Medium weight 4 yarn in desired colors 5.5 mm crochet hook (or size suitable for yarn weight used) Scissors

Here's a fish scrubby pattern that's 7" x 3" (17cm x 8cm). There's also a video tutorial on my Youtube channel. I've used 4 ply cotton and a 1.25mm crochet hook but you can use different sizes depending on what you're most comfortable with. Blue, black, yellow and a very small amount of white 4 ply crochet cotton. (Cotton would be better than synthetic) A crochet hook, I used a 1.25mm hook. Scissors. A darning needle to weave in ends. Sewing thread and a needle to stitch the body fin and eye onto the fish. 2 x 6g scouring pads (about 2” or 5cm across).