About This Circular Coasters Crochet Pattern
This circular coaster pattern is wonderfully simple yet produces stunning results that blend classic crochet with contemporary boho style. Working in the round, you'll create perfectly sized 10cm diameter coasters using soft cotton yarn in beautiful neutral and accent colors. The pattern combines basic stitches like single crochet, half double crochet, and double crochet to create lovely texture and visual interest. Each coaster features a main color base with contrasting trim options, giving you creative freedom to match your home decor or create colorful sets as gifts.
These coasters are made entirely from cotton yarn, making them absorbent and durable for everyday use. The finished size is approximately 10cm in diameter, perfect for mugs, glasses, and small bowls while protecting your furniture surfaces.
Why You'll Love This Circular Coasters Crochet Pattern
I absolutely love this coaster pattern because it's one of those perfect projects that delivers maximum impact with minimal effort! The circular design works up incredibly fast, making it ideal when you need a quick handmade gift or want to add a personal touch to your home without a huge time commitment. I find the combination of classic crochet techniques with the modern boho aesthetic creates coasters that look far more sophisticated than the simple construction would suggest. The cotton yarn feels wonderful to work with and makes the coasters both functional and beautiful. Plus, there's something so satisfying about creating a complete set in an afternoon while knowing they'll actually get used and appreciated every single day!
Switch Things Up
If you want to add your own creative twist to these coasters, I love experimenting with color combinations to match different seasons or room aesthetics. Try making a set in bright summer colors like coral, turquoise, and sunny yellow for a cheerful kitchen vibe, or go with rich autumn tones like burgundy, mustard, and forest green for cozy fall entertaining.
You can also play with texture by using variegated or self-striping cotton yarn for the main color, which creates beautiful color gradients without any effort. Another fun variation is to add a final round of reverse single crochet (crab stitch) around the edge for a more finished, rope-like border that adds extra durability.
For a more decorative approach, consider working the final round in a contrasting metallic thread held together with your accent color for a subtle shimmer effect. I've also made versions where I alternate between two accent colors in the final round for a playful striped edge. These coasters are wonderful for using up yarn scraps too, so feel free to get creative with whatever cotton yarn you have in your stash!
Common Mistakes & How to Fix Them
β Not maintaining consistent tension throughout rounds which can cause the coaster to cup or ruffle instead of laying flat
β Forgetting to slip stitch at the end of each round before starting the next which disrupts the circular pattern shape
β Pulling the starting ring too tight or too loose which affects the center appearance and overall coaster flatness
β Miscounting stitches in later rounds especially during increases which results in an uneven circular shape and incorrect final size