'Tis the season for cozy mornings, hot cocoa, and all things merry and bright! What better way to add a little extra cheer to your holiday table than with my Crochet Christmas Tree Coaster Pattern?
This easy and beginner-friendly crochet tree coaster pattern is the perfect way to bring festive fun into your home. Whether you're enjoying a cup of coffee or sipping on endless mugs of hot cocoa, these crochet Xmas coasters will add a sprinkle of holiday magic to every sip.
Not only are these crochet Christmas coasters the ideal accessory for your holiday gatherings, but you can also get creative and turn them into a charming crochet Christmas tree garland. Imagine a string of mini crocheted Christmas trees hanging on your mantle—how cute is that?
And while you're in the holiday spirit, be sure to check out my other festive coaster patterns, including the Crochet Peppermint Coaster, Crochet Snowman Coaster, and Crochet Snowflake Coaster.
Happy crocheting, and let’s make this holiday season extra special with some handmade love!
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✏️ Things To Note:
- Customizable Colors: You can easily change the yarn colors of the crochet Christmas tree coaster pattern to match your holiday décor or personalize your coasters. Go classic with green and red, or get creative with glittery golds and silvers for a more modern twist!
- Stitch Tension: Keep your stitches tight enough to avoid any gaps, but don’t worry if your tree isn’t perfectly symmetrical—it’s the handmade charm that makes it special!
- Finishing Touches: Add a little star on top, beads as ornaments, or even a bit of crochet trim around the edges for extra flair. This is your crochet Christmas tree coaster project, so feel free to make it uniquely yours!
🪡 Materials Needed
- Lily Sugar n Cream yarn - sage green
- Lily Sugar n Cream yarn - warm brown
- Lily Sugar n Cream yarn - gold
- 5mm hook
- Tapestry needle
💭Abbreviations to Remember (US terms)
- Chains (ch)
- Magic ring (mr)
- Single crochet (sc)
- Half double crochet (hdc)
- Double crochet (dc)
- Slip stitch (sl st)
- Increase (inc)
* The ch x1 at the end of each row does not count as a stitch in the row, it is a turning chain.
* If you see a stitch abbreviation with "x" after it, it means how many times you do that stitch in the following amount of stitches. For example: sc x6 would mean you make a single crochet in the next 6 stitches. Inc x2 means you make an inc in the next 2 stitches.
🧋Variations
- Multiple Uses: Don’t forget, this crochet Christmas tree coaster pattern isn’t just for your coffee table! Create a whole collection and string them together for a beautiful crochet Christmas tree garland or even gift them as sweet, handmade presents to loved ones.
🍵Instructions for Crochet Christmas Tree Coaster Pattern
For this crochet Christmas tree coaster pattern, we will be working in the rows.
Crochet Tree Pattern:
Row 1: Ch 2 and turn
Row 2: In the second chain from the hook make an increase. (2) Ch 1 and turn. Do not work in the turning chains. Always skip those.
Row 3: Sc x2 (2). Ch 1 and turn
Row 4: Inc x2 (4). Ch 1 and turn
Row 5: Sc x4 (4). Ch 1 and turn
Row 6: Inc, sc x2, inc (6). Ch 1 and turn
Row 7: Sc x6 (6). Ch 1 and turn
Row 8: Inc, sc x4, inc (8). Ch 1 and turn
Row 9: Sc x8 (8). Ch 1 and turn
Row 10: Inc, sc x6, inc (10). Ch 1 and turn
Row 11: Sc x10 (10). Ch 1 and turn
Row 12: Inc, sc x8, inc (12). Ch 1 and turn
Row 13: Sc x12 (12). Ch 1 and turn
Row 14: Inc, sc x10, inc (14). Ch 1 and turn
Row 15: Sc x14 (14). Ch 1 and turn
Row 16: Inc, sc x12, inc (16). Ch 1 and turn
Border:
We will now go around the sides of the tree. The rule of thumb is 1 stitch per row you made on the raw edges.
Ch x2, dc in the same stitch you left off. Then hdc, sc x2, sl st in the next few rows. Ch x2, dc, hdc, sc x2, sl st, ch x2, dc, hdc, sc x2, sc inc at the top of the tree to turn to the other side of the crochet tree.
Sc x2, hdc, dc, ch x2, sl st, sc x2, hdc, dc, ch x2, sl st, sc x2, hdc, dc, and finally sl st to the 1st stitch in row 16.Then fasten off and weave in any ends.
Crochet Tree Trunk:
Skip 4 stitches on the bottom row and join your brown yarn, then sc x8 across the bottom row, you should have 4 stitches at the end of the row untouched.
Ch x1 and turn. Then sc x8. After, fasten off your yarn and weave in any ends.
Crochet Christmas Tree Star:
If this star pattern is too round for your liking, check out my Crochet Tooth Fairy Pattern. It has a similar sized star pattern but is sharper and less rounded.
Round 1: With the yellow yarn, make a mr and sc x5 into the circle. Then pull the circle tight.
Round 2: In each stitch make a sl st, dc, and another sc. Fasten off the yarn and leave a tail for sewing.
Note: You might need to squish and mold the star with your fingers.
Sew the star to the top of the tree.
Thank you so much for crocheting this festive Christmas Tree Coaster with me! I hope it adds a cozy, handmade touch to your holiday season.
If you loved this pattern, be sure to check out my other fun crochet designs, like the Crochet Christmas Scarf and the Crochet Christmas Pudding Pattern! They're perfect for spreading some extra holiday cheer or creating special handmade gifts.
If you have leftover yarn, you can make my crochet turtle coaster pattern as it uses similar green and brown yarn or if you have more yellow yarn you can make my crochet star coaster pattern!
Happy crocheting, and have a merry and bright holiday season!
Thanks again for visiting, and happy holidays! Be sure to tag me on Instagram if you make any of these projects—I love seeing your creations!
🐌Expert Tips
- Use a Sturdy Yarn: For the crochet Christmas tree coaster pattern, you'll want to choose a yarn that's durable and can handle heat, as coasters often come into contact with hot drinks or dishes. Cotton yarn is the best option for coasters because it's absorbent, machine washable, and holds its shape well. Look for 100% cotton yarn or a cotton blend for longevity.
- Choose the Right Hook Size: It's important to select a hook that matches the yarn you're using. Generally, a smaller hook will create a tighter, more durable fabric, while a larger hook will make a looser, more flexible one. Aim for a fabric that's firm enough to handle hot cups without losing its shape.
🧵Pattern FAQs
Proper increases are key! If you’re making a circular coaster, be sure to increase evenly throughout the rounds. Start by increasing at regular intervals (e.g., every 6 stitches or every 8 stitches, depending on your pattern). Blocking is another important step. Once you finish your coaster, blocking helps it lay flat. You can do this by steaming it lightly or soaking it in water and pinning it into shape while it dries.
Cotton yarn is the most popular choice for coasters because it’s absorbent, durable, and machine washable. It holds up well when exposed to heat and moisture, making it ideal for protecting surfaces from hot mugs or glasses.
Yes, if you use cotton yarn and make sure the coaster is thick enough (you can double it up or crochet with a tighter tension), it should offer protection for your surfaces from hot drinks.
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Crochet Christmas Tree Coaster Pattern
Materials
Abbreviations (US terms)
- Chains - ch
- Magic ring - mr
- Single crochet - sc
- Half double crochet - hdc
- Double crochet - dc
- Slip stitch - sl st
- Increase - inc
Notes
- Customizable Colors: You can easily change the yarn colors to match your holiday décor or personalize your coasters. Go classic with green and red, or get creative with glittery golds and silvers for a more modern twist!
- Stitch Tension: Keep your stitches tight enough to avoid any gaps, but don’t worry if your tree isn’t perfectly symmetrical—it’s the handmade charm that makes it special!
- Finishing Touches: Add a little star on top, beads as ornaments, or even a bit of crochet trim around the edges for extra flair. This is your crochet project, so feel free to make it uniquely yours!
Instructions
Crochet Tree Pattern:
- Row 1: Ch 2 and turn
- Row 2: In the second chain from the hook make an increase. (2) Ch 1 and turn. Do not work in the turning chains. Always skip those.
- Row 3: Sc x2 (2). Ch 1 and turn
- Row 4: Inc x2 (4). Ch 1 and turn
- Row 5: Sc x4 (4). Ch 1 and turn
- Row 6: Inc, sc x2, inc (6). Ch 1 and turn
- Row 7: Sc x6 (6). Ch 1 and turn
- Row 8: Inc, sc x4, inc (8). Ch 1 and turn
- Row 9: Sc x8 (8). Ch 1 and turn
- Row 10: Inc, sc x6, inc (10). Ch 1 and turn
- Row 11: Sc x10 (10). Ch 1 and turn
- Row 12: Inc, sc x8, inc (12). Ch 1 and turn
- Row 13: Sc x12 (12). Ch 1 and turn
- Row 14: Inc, sc x10, inc (14). Ch 1 and turn
- Row 15: Sc x14 (14). Ch 1 and turn
- Row 16: Inc, sc x12, inc (16). Ch 1 and turn
Border:
- We will now go around the sides of the tree. The rule of thumb is 1 stitch per row you made on the raw edges.
- Ch x2, dc in the same stitch you left off. Then hdc, sc x2, sl st in the next few rows. Ch x2, dc, hdc, sc x2, sl st, ch x2, dc, hdc, sc x2, sc inc at the top of the tree to turn to the other side of the crochet tree. Sc x2, hdc, dc, ch x2, sl st, sc x2, hdc, dc, ch x2, sl st, sc x2, hdc, dc, and finally sl st to the 1st stitch in row 16.Then fasten off and weave in any ends.
Crochet Tree Trunk:
- Skip 4 stitches on the bottom row and join your brown yarn, then sc x8 across the bottom row, you should have 4 stitches at the end of the row untouched.
- Ch x1 and turn. Then sc x8. After, fasten off your yarn and weave in any ends.
Crochet Christmas Tree Star:
- If this star pattern is too round for your liking, check out my Crochet Tooth Fairy Pattern. It has a similar sized star pattern but is sharper and less rounded.Round 1: With the yellow yarn, make a mr and sc x5 into the circle. Then pull the circle tight.
- Round 2: In each stitch make a sl st, dc, and another sc. Fasten off the yarn and leave a tail for sewing.Note: You might need to squish and mold the star with your fingers.
- Sew the star to the top of the tree.
- Thank you so much for crocheting this festive Christmas Tree Coaster with me! I hope it adds a cozy, handmade touch to your holiday season.
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