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    Home ยป Home Decor Patterns ยป Coasters and Table Decor

    Crochet Strawberry Coaster Pattern

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    Modified: Jan 30, 2024 ยท Published: Feb 3, 2024 by Kimberly Arenas ยท This post may contain affiliate links ยท Leave a Comment
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    Add a pop of fun to your mornings and coffee breaks with these adorable crochet strawberry coasters! Explore my free Crochet Strawberry Coaster Pattern below.

    Finished strawberry coaster on wood table.

    One of the best gifts you can crochet quickly for someone is a small coaster set. So why not make them super cute! The best part is that a strawberry crochet coaster only takes about 20 minutes to make!

    Strawberries are currently trending and are a part of many aesthetic vibesโ€”cottagecore, kawaii, etc. I personally love strawberries because they are one of my favorite summer fruits. So delicious and cute!

    Crochet strawberries are actually easy to make; as long as you have a pointy end and a rounded top, you're basically good to goโ€”just add leaves and white lines! If you're looking for crochet strawberry patterns, I highly suggest checking out my crochet strawberry pillow pattern, crochet strawberry keychain, and crochet strawberry bag.

    Now let's get started learning how to crochet a strawberry coaster!

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    • โœ๏ธ Things To Note:
    • ๐Ÿชก Materials Needed
    • ๐Ÿ’ญAbbreviations to Remember (US terms)
    • ๐Ÿง‹Variations
    • ๐ŸตInstructions for the Crochet Strawberry Coaster patternย 
    • ๐ŸŒExpert Tips
    • ๐ŸงตPattern FAQs
    • ๐ŸงถMore Crochet Spring Patterns

    โœ๏ธ Things To Note:

    1. Use Cotton Yarn: The crochet strawberry coaster pattern uses cotton yarn because it is excellent at absorbing moisture and is heat-resistant. Avoid using acrylic yarn; it is made of plastic, which can melt under high heat and does not absorb liquids well. if you used acrylic yarn, you could turn it into an applique for the crochet strawberry crochet blanket pattern.
    2. Stick to Worsted Weight or Thinner Yarns: Choose size 4 worsted weight yarn or thinner. Chunkier yarns create more texture and tend to be puffy, which can make cups unstable and more likely to tip over.
    3. Adjusting the Coaster Size: The strawberry crochet coaster pattern makes a coaster roughly 4.5 inches tall and about 4 inches wide, perfect for most cup sizes. If you need a larger coaster, add another row of increases before continuing with the regular stitch count.

    ๐Ÿชก Materials Needed

    • Lily Sugar n Cream Cotton Yarn - Red
    • Lily Sugar n Cream Cotton Yarn - White
    • Lily Sugar n Cream Cotton Yarn - Green
    • 5mm hook
    • Tapestry Needle

    ๐Ÿ’ญAbbreviations to Remember (US terms)

    • Chain - ch
    • Single Crochet - sc
    • Increase - inc
    • Decrease - dec
    • Slip Stitch - sl st

    ๐Ÿง‹Variations

    You can change the red out for light pink or white to add some color variety to the strawberries.

    ๐ŸตInstructions for the Crochet Strawberry Coaster pattern 

    The crochet strawberry coaster pattern is made in rows. This is a smaller coaster for standard 8oz cups or smaller. You can easily adjust the size for bigger coasters or go up a hook size.

    Single crochet increase in the second chain from the hook.

    Row 1: Ch x2 and turn.

    Row 2: In the second chain from the hook, make an inc. (2) Then ch x1 and turn (for this next row and every row afterwards you will make a turning chain, but do not work in it. Itโ€™s to help turn your work).

    Single crochet increase 2 times for this row.

    Row 3: Inc x2 (4). Then ch x1 and turn.

    A few rows into the strawberry coaster.

    Row 4: Inc, sc x2, inc (6). Then ch x1 and turn.

    Row 5: Sc in every stitch (6). Then ch x1 and turn.

    Row 6: Inc, sc x4, inc (8). Then ch x1 and turn.

    Halfway done on the strawberry crochet coaster.

    Row 7: Sc in every stitch (8). Then ch x1 and turn.

    Row 8: Inc, sc x6, inc (10). Then ch x1 and turn.

    Starting to decrease the last few rows on the strawberry coaster.
    Finished crochet strawberry coater body.

    Row 9: Sc in every stitch (10). Then ch x1 and turn.

    Row 10: Inc, sc x8, inc (12). Then ch x1 and turn.

    Row 11-14: Sc in every stitch (12). Then ch x1 and turn. 

    Row 15: Dec, sc x8, dec (10). Then ch x1 and turn.

    Row 16: Dec, sc x6, dec (8). Then ch x1 and turn.

    Row 17: Dec, sc x4, dec (6). Then ch x1 and turn.

    After your last row, fasten off your yarn and weave in the ends.

    Optionally you can also crochet around the edges of your strawberry if you want a neater finish and a slightly bigger strawberry. Then fasten off and weave in the ends.

    Crochet Strawberry Stem and Leaves:

    This pattern is made one stem/leaf at a time.

    Starting chain for the crochet stem and leaves.

    Step 1: Ch x3,

    Finished crochet strawberry stem.

    then in the second ch from the hook make a sc, then make a sc in the following stitch. This is the stem.

    Branching off the stem with chains to make the first strawberry leaf.

    Step 2: Ch x4

    Finished first leaf of the strawberry.

    and in the second ch from the hook make a sc. Then sc in the following 2 chains. Then sl st back to the stitch where you broke off and made chains for the first leaf.

    Finished strawberry body and top stacked; the top needs to be sewn onto the body.

    Step 3: Repeat step 2, 3 more times.

    Fasten off and leave a long tail for sewing.

    Finished strawberry coaster on wood table.

    Finishing:

    Sew the strawberry stem and leaves to the top part of the strawberry.

    With white yarn and tapestry needle, crochet little vโ€™s onto the strawberry. They look like little hearts which add additional cuteness to the coaster!

    Weave in any loose ends.

    And now you have an adorable crochet strawberry coaster made from my crochet strawberry coaster pattern! A perfect coaster for placing coffee and tea mugs!

    If you have extra red and white cotton yarn, you can make my crochet apple coaster pattern. If you have extra green, you can also make the crochet frog coaster pattern!

    Needing some extra fruit coaster ideas? My crochet lemon coaster pattern would be perfect! Especially for summer - strawberry lemonade vibes all day every day!

    Three finished strawberry coasters on wood table.

    ๐ŸŒExpert Tips

    • Choose the Right Yarn: For the best results, use 100% cotton yarn, as it is absorbent and heat-resistant. Avoid acrylic yarn, which may melt under hot mugs.
    • Secure Embroidery First: Sew on the stem and leaves before adding the white embroidery to avoid covering up any of your decorative work.
    • Consider Blocking: If your coasters come out wavy or uneven, dampen them lightly and use blocking pins to stretch them to the desired shape. Let them dry to maintain a flat, neat finish.
    • Add Stability: To prevent the coaster from slipping on smooth surfaces, consider adding a non-slip backing like felt.

    ๐ŸงตPattern FAQs

    Can I use any yarn besides cotton for the coasters?

    Wool is a good alternative since it is heat resistant, water absorbent, and antimicrobial.

    Can I glue a non-slip backing to the back of the strawberry so it doesnโ€™t slide around?

    It isnโ€™t necessary to do so, but if you feel like it would help your crochet strawberry coasters from slipping around on your desk give it a shot!

    I made the strawberry coasters using acrylic. Now that I know they canโ€™t be used as coasters, what can I do with them?

    You can use them as appliques for totes, cardigans, blankets, pillows etc!

    Finished strawberry coaster on wood table.

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    If you tried this Crochet Strawberry Coaster Pattern (or any other pattern on my website), please let me know how it went in the ๐Ÿ“ comments below. I'd love to hear from you!

    Finished strawberry coaster on wood table.
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    Crochet Strawberry Coaster Pattern

    Liven up your mornings and coffee breaks with cute crochet strawberry coasters! Check out my free Crochet Strawberry Coaster Pattern below.
    Author: Kimberly Arenas

    Materials

    • 1 skein Lily Sugar n Cream Cotton Yarn - Red
    • 1 skein Lily Sugar n Cream Cotton Yarn - White
    • 1 skein Lily Sugar n Cream Cotton Yarn - Green
    • 5mm crochet hook
    • Tapestry needle

    Abbreviations (US terms)

    • ch = Chain
    • sc = Single crochet
    • inc = Increase
    • dec = Decrease
    • sl st = Slip Stitch

    Notes

    • Use cotton yarn for absorbency and heat resistance; avoid acrylic.
    • Choose size 4 worsted weight yarn or thinner for stability.
    • Strawberry coaster size: approx. 4.5 inches tall and 4 inches wide.
    • Increase size with an extra row of increases if needed.
    • Experiment with colors like light pink or white for different strawberries.

    Instructions

    • This pattern is made in rows.
    • Row 1: Ch x2 and turn.
    • Row 2: In the second chain from the hook, make an inc. (2) Then ch x1 and turn (for this next row and every row afterwards you will make a turning chain, but do not work in it. Itโ€™s to help turn your work).
    • Row 3: Inc x2 (4). Then ch x1 and turn.
    • Row 4: Inc, sc x2, inc (6). Then ch x1 and turn.
    • Row 5: Sc in every stitch (6). Then ch x1 and turn.
    • Row 6: Inc, sc x4, inc (8). Then ch x1 and turn.
    • Row 7: Sc in every stitch (8). Then ch x1 and turn.
    • Row 8: Inc, sc x6, inc (10). Then ch x1 and turn.
    • Row 9: Sc in every stitch (10). Then ch x1 and turn.
    • Row 10: Inc, sc x8, inc (12). Then ch x1 and turn.
    • Row 11-14: Sc in every stitch (12). Then ch x1 and turn.
    • Row 15: Dec, sc x8, dec (10). Then ch x1 and turn.
    • Row 16: Dec, sc x6, dec (8). Then ch x1 and turn.
    • Row 17: Dec, sc x4, dec (6). Then ch x1 and turn.
    • After your last row, fasten off your yarn and weave in the ends.
      Optionally you can also crochet around the edges of your strawberry if you want a neater finish and a slightly bigger strawberry. Then fasten off and weave in the ends.

    Strawberry Stem and Leaves:

    • This pattern is made one stem/leaf at a time.
    • Step 1: Ch x3, then in the second ch from the hook make a sc, then make a sc in the following stitch. This is the stem.
    • Step 2: Ch x4 and in the second ch from the hook make a sc. Then sc in the following 2 chains. Then sl st back to the stitch where you broke off and made chains for the first leaf.
    • Step 3: Repeat step 2 x3.
    • Fasten off and leave a long tail for sewing.

    Finishing:

    • Sew the strawberry stem and leaves to the top part of the strawberry.
    • With white yarn and tapestry needle, crochet little vโ€™s onto the strawberry. They look like little hearts which add additional cuteness to the coaster!
    • Weave in any loose ends.
    • And now you have an adorable crochet strawberry coaster! A perfect coaster for placing coffee and tea mugs!
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