Crochet coasters are among the easiest patterns to make. They can simply be produced in different shapes such as circles, squares, hexagons and many others depending on your creativity.
Furthermore, using any kind or color of yarn, you can change the style just by modifying the colors and design details as well as adding a customized edging. You can even create coasters that signifies your favorite style or to reflect the holiday season.
Moreover, these cute little things can add style to your table at home or at the office and exhibit party themes. Same pattern can also be used to make larger motifs that can be displayed in the walls. In addition, these are also great for making personalized gift sets to your loved ones.
Therefore, I have made such coasters for personal use at home and at the office. I even made some for my colleagues and they loved it!
This is the pattern I used which I also based from a design I found in Youtube.
How to make a granny square stitch?
Legend:
CH – chain
SC – single crochet
HDC – half double crochet
DC – double crochet
sl st – slip stitch
Base:
CH-3, sl st to 1st CH, CH – 3
Row 1:
DC – 2 into the ring, CH – 2,
DC – 3 into the ring, CH – 2,
DC – 3 into the ring, CH – 2,
DC – 3 into the ring, CH – 2, sl st
***If changing colors, CH – 1, cut the yarn, lock and hide the tail of the yarn on back loops. Then, sl st new color, CH – 2, and continue below for Row 2…
***If using the same color, CH – 2, and continue below for Row 2…
Row 2:
DC – 2, CH – 2, DC – 3 on same corner,
DC – 3 on other corner, CH – 2, DC – 3 on same corner,
DC – 3 on other corner, CH – 2, DC – 3 on same corner,
sl st on the very first DC.
***If not changing colors, you may do slip stitches to below chains to be able to start Row 3 on the first corner.
Row 3:
CH – 2, DC – 2, CH – 2, DC – 3 on same corner,
DC – 3 on next space below,
DC – 3 on other corner, CH – 2, DC – 3 on same corner,
DC – 3 on next space below,
DC – 3 on other corner, CH – 2, DC – 3 on same corner,
DC – 3 on next space below,
DC – 3 on other corner, CH – 2, DC – 3 on same corner,
sl st on the very first DC.
Row 4, 5, 6:
Same pattern as Row 3,
you will just need to increase “DC – 3 on next space below” once in each succeeding rows.
The result is beautiful and perfectly colorful! Just right and good to the eyes while relaxing and drinking your favorite coffee.
This became a hobby for me especially when I’m at home. It also relaxes my eyes due to prolonged use of computer at work.
I feel so happy too! ‘Cause I was able to finish crafts from scratch according to my personal taste and liking.
Here’s other coasters I made using different designs:
Ready for selling:
The Finishing Touch
And there you have it—my Crochet Coasters Using Granny Square Stitch! 🧶✨
This project may be simple, but I truly enjoyed every stitch. There is something satisfying about turning a few strands of yarn into something beautiful and useful for the home. I also love how crochet gives me the freedom to choose different colors and create something that reflects my own style.
These coasters are perfect for everyday use, but they can also make thoughtful handmade gifts for family and friends. You can experiment with different color combinations, make them bigger or smaller, or even create a matching set for your dining table or coffee corner.
More than just making another crochet project, I enjoyed the quiet moments that came with it. Crochet has always given me an opportunity to slow down, think, reflect, and simply enjoy the process. Not everything we create has to be perfect. Sometimes, finishing something we started is already an achievement.
I hope you enjoyed this simple project and that it inspires you to pick up your crochet hook and create something of your own. Who knows? This might even become your next favorite handmade project! ❤️
“Great things are done by a series of small things brought together.”
— Vincent van Gogh
“Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for human masters.”
— Colossians 3:23 (NIV)
A Little Reflection
Sometimes, we focus too much on the finished product that we forget to appreciate the process. Crochet reminds me that beautiful things take time, patience, and countless little stitches. Life is much the same. We may not always see how everything is coming together, but every small effort, every lesson, and every experience is part of something bigger.
So, whether you’re crocheting, learning a new skill, or simply working toward a personal goal, don’t be discouraged by how small your progress may seem. Keep going, one stitch at a time. Eventually, you’ll look back and realize that those little steps created something beautiful. 🧶❤️
Happy crocheting, everyone!
Until my next project… keep creating, keep learning, and keep enjoying the little things in life. 😊
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Published: January 2020
Updated: August 2026
