I’ve put together a fun little collection of crochet coasters that I think you’ll really enjoy. Some are cute and simple, others are a bit more detailed, but all of them are fun to make, no matter your skill level.
There’s a nice mix of different shapes and textures in here. Some are perfect for the holidays, and some are just lovely for everyday use. You’ll find squares, circles, hexagons, and maybe even a new technique or stitch to try along the way.
I love how quick coasters are to make. They’re one of those projects you can finish in one sitting, which makes them perfect for last-minute gifts. I’ve given them as housewarming presents, little Christmas add-ons, or just made a few to brighten up my own space.
Some of these patterns are super beginner-friendly, and some are great if you’re in the mood for something a little more interesting. Either way, I hope you find something here that sparks your creativity.
What is the best yarn to use for crochet coasters?
For crochet coasters, cotton yarn is definitely my go-to. It absorbs moisture really well, stays nice and flat on the table, and it’s super strong and durable.
The best part is you can just toss your coasters in the washing machine when they need a refresh. Unless the pattern says otherwise, it’s totally fine.
After washing, I like to lay mine flat on the table while they’re still damp and let them air dry. That helps them keep their shape. This is called blocking.
A cotton and acrylic blend can work too, especially since coasters are usually just holding a warm mug of tea or coffee, not something super hot like a pot from the stove.
Acrylic yarn doesn’t handle heat as well and can melt if it gets too hot. So if you want to play it safe, sticking with 100% cotton is a good idea. It’s reliable, looks great, and holds up really well.
So, let’s get started on those crochet coaster patterns!
Free Crochet Coaster Patterns
Boho Crochet Heart Coaster Pattern
Hearts aren’t just for Valentine’s Day. These cute boho heart-shaped coasters are perfect for any time of year. The fringed edging gives them that lovely boho-style look that’s so popular and adds a fun touch to your space.
Pattern: Stitching Together
Modern Square Crochet Coasters
These square coasters are made with the Thermal stitch using half-double crochet. They have a slightly different texture compared to the single crochet version you’ll also find in this list. Thick and nicely textured, these coasters hold their shape well and make a sturdy addition to your table.
Pattern: My Crochet Space
Spiderweb Halloween Coasters
Use this free pattern and video tutorial to make spooky spider web coasters for your Halloween party or home decor. Fun and festive, these coasters are a great way to get creative and add a handmade touch to your Halloween celebrations.
Pattern: Raffamusa Designs
Crochet Round Coasters
These beautiful crochet coasters are quick and easy to make. The puff stitches give them a nice thickness, making them both pretty and practical. All you need is some worsted-weight cotton yarn and a crochet hook. They look especially lovely with self-striping yarn, so feel free to have fun with the colours.
Pattern: My Crochet Space
Crochet Wordle Coasters
These crochet coasters make a fun and thoughtful gift for anyone who loves the popular word game. Enjoy making these Wordle-inspired coasters and create one for yourself or for that Wordle fan in your life.
Pattern: Golden Lucy Crafts
Rounds of Flowers Coasters
Add a splash of colour to your kitchen with these cute crochet coasters. Whether it’s winter or summer, you can enjoy your tea, coffee, or a cold drink with these cheerful flower-shaped coasters by your side.
Pattern: Raffamusa Designs
Polka Dot Mug Rugs
Have you tried tapestry crochet yet? The Polka Dot Mug Rugs are a great pattern to get started with. They’re simple, fun to make, and a lovely way to learn the technique. Pick some happy colours that make you smile and enjoy your morning coffee in style.
Pattern: Raffamusa Designs
Thermal Crochet Coaster
Here’s a simple crochet coaster pattern you’re going to love. These coasters are a bit thicker than usual, which makes them feel extra cozy and look beautiful on your table. Crochet coasters are such an easy way to add a warm and handmade touch to your home. Try making them in different colours for each season so you always have a variety to choose from. Pick your favourite colours that make you smile, and let’s get started.
Pattern: My Crochet Space
Quinnley Coaster
The Quinnley Coasters have a lovely modern vintage vibe. The pattern is nice and easy, so you can whip one up quickly. They’re worked in rounds and can be easily adjusted if you’d like to make them a little bigger.
Pattern: Through The Loop Yarn Craft
Easy Floral Coasters
Here’s another sweet little flower coaster that’s quick and easy to crochet. You can make a few in different colours in no time, and they’ll add a lovely touch to any table.
Pattern: Eye Love Knots
Chicken (Butt) Coasters
Planning something fun for your Easter gathering or a spring party? These Chicken Butt coasters are sure to bring a smile. They’re lighthearted, playful, and guaranteed to get a few laughs.
Pattern: Eye Love Knots
4th of July Coasters
This 4th of July coaster pattern comes with instructions for three different circle designs. You can pick your favourite or have fun making all three. A festive way to celebrate with a handmade touch.
Pattern: Banana Moon Studio
Blackberry Crochet Coaster
If you haven’t tried the Blackberry stitch before, this free crochet coaster pattern is a great way to get started. It’s a fun and textured stitch that adds a lovely detail to your project.
Pattern: Cosy Rosie UK
Happy Little Sun Coaster
Looking to add a bit more sunshine to your day? These cute coasters are just the thing. Use this Tunisian crochet pattern, complete with a video demonstration, to make your own little ray of sunshine to sit under your cup.
Pattern: YarnAndy
Crochet Flower Coaster
Add a cheerful touch to your home with these cute crochet coasters. The free pattern lets you customise your own flower design by picking your favourite colours. A fun and simple way to brighten up any space.
Pattern: Desert Blossom Crafts
Diamond Coasters
Looking for a different shape? These charming hexagon-shaped crochet coasters are a fun option to try. You’ll learn how to create a unique diamond pattern using the filet crochet method. It’s a quick project and makes a thoughtful handmade gift, too.
Pattern: Made By Gootie
Citrus Slices Coasters
Perfect for summer or anyone who loves fruity makes, these bright and colourful crochet coasters are created using the Tunisian crochet technique. Just follow the easy step-by-step pattern tutorial and choose your favourite juicy colours to bring them to life.
Pattern: YarnAndy
Crochet Pumpkin Coaster
How cute are these pumpkin coasters? They’re made with worsted-weight yarn and work up super quickly. You can have fun customising them by picking your favourite pumpkin colours to match your style or decor.
Pattern: Desert Blossom Crafts
Crochet Primrose Coaster
Have you tried the Primrose stitch yet? If not, this is a great chance to give it a go. These easy crochet coasters are made using the Primrose stitch, and they work up quickly with just a simple two-row repeat. They make a lovely gift for any tea-loving friend.
Pattern: Made by Gootie
Easy Mug Rug
Whether you call it a coaster or a mug rug, this beautifully textured set is a cozy and charming addition to any table. You can learn how to create this lovely texture by following the free crochet pattern below.
Pattern: Fosbas Designs
Crochet Drink Coasters
Got some leftover cotton yarn in your stash? These cheerful little sunny coasters are a great way to use it up and add a pop of brightness to your day. Just grab some worsted-weight cotton yarn and get started.
Pattern: A Crocheted Simplicity
Flower Drink Coasters and Caddy
This is a lovely little crochet project for anyone who loves flowers. The free coaster pattern even includes a bonus pattern for a matching coaster caddy, so you can keep all your coasters neatly together. A sweet and practical touch for your home.
Pattern: A Crocheted Simplicity
Fall Harvest Coaster Set
Here’s another lovely set of coasters and a matching basket. You can make either pumpkin or apple coasters just by switching up the colours. The basket is perfect for storing the coasters, but you can also use it for anything else you like. There are so many ways you could use this Fall Harvest crochet set, it’s both fun and practical for the season.
Pattern: A Crocheted Simplicity
Crochet Turkey Coaster
These crochet turkey coasters are a fun addition to your Thanksgiving table decor. Pick your favourite autumn colours and create your own version by following the free crochet pattern. They’re a cute and festive touch for the season.
Pattern: Jo to the World
Wine Crochet Coasters
These coasters are such a fun little project and perfect to pair with a glass of wine. The free crochet pattern is quick and easy, making it a great gift idea for someone special. Or even better, make a few for yourself and enjoy them during your next relaxing break.
Pattern: Jo to the World
Beer Crochet Coasters
Here’s another fun crochet project and a great gift idea for anyone who enjoys a cold beer. These coasters are quick and easy to make, and you’ll only need a small amount of yarn, so it’s perfect for using up your scraps. The free pattern comes with step-by-step instructions and a handy chart to guide you along the way.
Pattern: Jo to the World
Margarita Coasters
These crochet coasters are perfect for the Margarita lover in your life. The pattern comes with both written instructions and a chart, and according to the designer, they’re quick and easy to make. A fun little project to add some personality to your table.
Pattern: Jo to the World
Paw Print Coasters
This coaster set makes a lovely gift for any pet or animal lover. It’s a fun, quick, and easy project with a free pattern and tutorial included. It’s also a great beginner-friendly option to learn how to crochet coasters and practice changing colours in a simple square design.
Pattern: Jo to the World
Mandala Crochet Coasters
Use up your yarn scraps and make these cheerful Mandala crochet coasters for your home. Grab all your leftover yarn and mix the colours at random to create bright and happy little coasters that will add a fun touch to any space.
Pattern: Hooked on Patterns
Halloween Eyeball Crochet Coasters
How about adding a spooky touch with some Halloween eyeball coasters? You’ll only need a small amount of yarn, less than 10 yards of each colour, to make them. Just follow the easy pattern and create your own fun version of eyeball coasters.
Pattern: Hooked on Patterns
Teddy Bear Crochet Coasters
Planning a kid’s birthday party? These cute coasters are a perfect fit for the occasion. You can also use them as teddy bear appliques and sew them onto blankets, scarves, or bags. Or try stringing a few together to create a sweet teddy bear bunting for a nursery or a child’s room.
Pattern: Hooked on Patterns
Koala Crochet Coasters
These adorable koala-shaped coasters are such a fun make, especially for kids or anyone who loves koalas. You can follow the free pattern to create cute little coasters, and they also work great as appliqués or even strung together as bunting.
Pattern: Hooked on Patterns
Sunflower Crochet Coaster
Ready to invite Summer into your home? With these fun Sunflower coasters, you can do just that! Brighten up your kitchen and your home, or make a lovely housewarming gift. Get some bright yellow and brown colour yarn and follow this free crochet pattern!
Pattern: Hooked on Patterns
Candy Spiral Crochet Coasters
These coasters are quick and easy to make, perfect for a last-minute gift or as craft stall fillers! Choose some vibrant, fun colours to mix together and start creating those swirls. The colour combination is up to you, let’s get creative!
Pattern: Hooked on Patterns
Sunflower Crochet Coaster
Here’s another lovely sunflower crochet pattern you can make just for yourself. Let a little sunshine brighten your day and bring a smile to your face. Enjoy this free crochet coaster pattern!
Pattern: Handmade by Raine
Maple Leaf Crochet Coaster
The Maple Leaf Coaster is made using the tapestry crochet technique. If you don’t know how to do this technique, that’s a great way to start with colourwork! Make your own fringed crochet coaster version using this technique.
Pattern: Handmade by Raine
Boho Crochet Coasters
This boho-style crochet coaster has a unique six-sided shape and is such a fun little project, especially with the added beads. It’s quick to make and a great way to try something a bit different!
Pattern: Simply Hooked by Janet
Easy Crochet Coaster
This easy crochet coaster pattern is perfect for using up your yarn scraps. With just two contrasting colours and some simple stitches, these coasters come together quickly; you’ll have a whole set ready in no time. The free pattern includes both a step-by-step video tutorial and written instructions to guide you along the way.
Pattern: The Loopy Lamb
It’s Coffee Time Mug Rug
Here’s another tapestry crochet coaster you’re going to love. It’s quick, easy, and makes a perfect gift for any coffee lover. One of the best parts? No ends to weave in! This free crochet mug rug pattern is a great little project, whether you’re making it for gifts, your next market stall, or just to enjoy yourself.
Pattern: The Loopy Lamb
Modern Chunky Crochet Coasters
These modern chunky crochet coasters are a great way to add a cozy touch to your coffee table. They make lovely holiday gifts too. The pattern uses bulky yarn, so they work up really quickly and are perfect for beginners. Simple, practical, and fun to make!
Pattern: Jewels and Jones
Crochet Circle Coasters
These simple and modern circle coasters make a lovely addition to your coffee table, but they look great in any room, whether it’s the kitchen, dining area, or even your workspace. They’re a great beginner-friendly project with a guided video tutorial included, and they work up nice and quickly, too.
Pattern: Jewels and Jones
Diamonds and Tassels Coasters
Now this one’s a bit different. These Diamonds and Tassels Coasters add a fun twist to your usual coaster project. You can personalise them to match your home decor, the season, or just your own style. They work up quickly and bring a lovely handmade touch to any space.
Pattern: Blackstone Designs
Little Tree Coasters
This pattern has a fun twist, combining a simple crochet stitch with cute little trees you can add at the end. And no need to worry, they’re easy to make. Just follow the step-by-step instructions in the free crochet coaster pattern.
Pattern: Blackstone Designs
Icicle Coaster Crochet Pattern
Here’s another crochet coaster pattern that’s perfect for using up your leftover yarn. These festive little coasters are super cute, quick to make, and a fun way to add a pop of colour to your table.
Pattern: Regina P. Designs
I hope you found some fun ideas and beautiful crochet coaster patterns to try out. If you’re looking for more inspiration, have a look at the free patterns below.
More Free Crochet Patterns
- Honeycomb Crochet Coasters
- Elizabeth Stitch Crochet – Free Coaster Pattern
- Crochet Snowflake Coaster Pattern
- Mug Rug Mosaic Crochet Pattern
- Tea Spa Crochet Mug Rug – Free Pattern
- Apache Tears Crochet Mug Rugs
- Crochet Waffle Stitch – Washcloth Pattern
- Easy Crochet Dishcloth Pattern
- Single Crochet Dishcloth Pattern
- Single Crochet Cross Stitch – Potholder Pattern
- Thermal Half Double Crochet – Potholder Pattern
- Crochet Thermal Stripes Potholder
- Extra Thick Crochet Potholder – Thermal Stitch
- Crochet Potholder Pattern – Thermal Stitch
