15 Crochet Coaster Patterns + What Yarn to Use

The pico stitch is a pointed stitch that adds a nice border to all sorts of different projects, like these picot coasters.

They have all sorts of bright colors that will add some fun to your living room or bedroom, and you can even change the colors if you would like.

This is a great project for beginner crocheters to practice color changing. The pattern is available for free.

This flip-flop coaster is so much fun! It’s made with bright pink and green yarn, and the actual flip-flop part can be used to slip over a wine glass.

This would be a great market craft for the summertime or a craft for girls’ night. The pattern is available for purchase.

The pale blue and white colors of this forget-me-not coaster are so pretty for springtime. They’re lacy and gorgeous but still, protect your wood surfaces from stains.

These coasters are definitely pretty and functional. You can find the pattern for free.

Need a super simple coaster set that will go with any decor? These minimalistic coasters are a great option.

They have a pretty circular puff pattern and can be made in any color. The pattern is beginner friendly as well. The pattern is available for free.

Fall is quickly approaching, believe it or not, and these pumpkin coasters are the perfect beverage holder for the fall season.

These are great for the fall season into Halloween and beyond into winter. The pattern is available for purchase.

Need some stock for your upcoming craft fair or market? These coasters can be made in just ten minutes. Yes, ten.

You can make them in any and all colors and can make dozens in a day. These would also make a great option for gifts. You can find the pattern for free.

There’s been a trend in recent months of making themed coasters that fit into a little pot or bowl, making them look nice as decor as well as functional.

These monstera leaf coasters are one of those. Make four leaves, fold them up, place them in the crocheted pot, and you have a little crochet plants that can transform into coasters in just seconds.

The pattern for the pot and coasters is available for purchase.

If your style leans towards boho, these heart coasters are the way to go. The coasters have a muted color palette with little tassels coming off the edges for that maximum boho vibe.

The pattern is available for free.

Just like the Monstera leaf coasters, these flower coasters also fit into a little crochet pot. However, when these little guys are folded up, they take the shape of a bouquet of flowers!

It makes an adorable decoration for springtime (or any time if you’re a flower fiend like me). You can find the pattern for the pot and coasters for purchase.

It’s hard to find someone out there who doesn’t or hasn’t played Wordle. These coasters take the shape of a Wordle grid, perfect for your friend who’s basically a human dictionary.

But even if you haven’t played Wordle, it’s still a nice grid coaster with pretty colors. The pattern is available for free.

Need some coasters for your Easter table? Make these easy carrot ones! These are worked in rows rather than in the round, so they’re a bit more beginner friendly than the circular ones.

The pattern also comes with a basket to store them in (because carrots need a basket, of course). The pattern is available for purchase.

Mug rugs are probably my favorite kind of coaster. They’re made the same way tapestries are but on a much smaller scale. So they’re a great way to practice for a bigger tapestry.

They’re also super close-knit so that no moisture will escape. The pattern for this polka dot mug rug is available for free.

These square coasters may look simple at first glance, but the pattern is actually quite unique and intricate. They also have a border around them, giving them an extra element.

Like the carrots, these also come with a basket to store them in. The pattern is available for purchase.

This is perfect for folks with a quirky, fun aesthetic (like myself). These strawberry coasters are worked in rows of red with a border around the edges with white specks for the seeds.

This is a great housewarming gift for your quirky friend or a market craft. The pattern is available for purchase.

Last on our list (and my favorite of the bunch), are these highland cow coasters. Looking at the coasters themselves, you wouldn’t guess, but when these are folded up and put in their lil’ cow container, they create the hair of a highland cow!

You know, those super fluffy and adorable cows I’d love a mini version of in my house. The coasters themselves, however, look like fun little flowers. The pattern is available for purchase.