Beautiful Coasters

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Free pattern for crochet vintage coasters. Simple pattern from Lululoves.

¡Hola a todas! Hoy os mostramos tres juegos de 6 posavasos a ganchillo : un perfecto y original regalo totalmente hecho a mano . Hi eve...

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My life in a little cottage in the Dorset woods, together with my significent Sicilian other, two bimbi, pussycat and nine chickens, not to mention endless balls of yarn and a crochet hook!

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Add a pop of color to your home with crochet flower coasters. Protect your surfaces in style with these charming handmade creations.

Doily And Coasters With beautiful flowers motifs The doily crochet pattern / diagram …

Estoy sorprendida y feliz del gran éxito que está teniendo mi patrón Vintage crochet coasters, tanto es así que vuestras contribuciones merecen una entrada propia en este blog. ¡Un millón de gracias!

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A coaster for big mugs/cups or smaller pots. :o) Same pattern as my mug coaster I made before. The pattern is from Donna Kooler's book Encyclopedia of crochet and the pattern is actually a medallion. The coaster is about 12 cm in diameter.

A set of four Japanese inspirations square coasters with hearts motifs. Skill level: Beginner Material: Anchor Freccia nr. 12 in pink, beige and light-brown Hook: 1.25 mm FREE PATTERN here: htt...

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¡Hola a todas! Hoy os mostramos tres juegos de 6 posavasos a ganchillo : un perfecto y original regalo totalmente hecho a mano . Hi eve...

¡Hola a todas! Hoy os mostramos tres juegos de 6 posavasos a ganchillo : un perfecto y original regalo totalmente hecho a mano . Hi eve...

Hoe simpel toch zo mooi kan zijn..... Dit gehaakte bloemetje op een linnen lavendelzakje is prachtig! Ik vond de afbeelding op pinterest, maar helaas zonder link. Maar dit kun je zelf ook proberen. Voor een bloemetje met blaadjes in laagjes kijk je bijv. hier of hier.

Hello! Today I'm sharing the pattern for this little doily called Arcane Aura. It has 8 rounds and measures about 4" in diameter if using size 10 thread. The thread I used is Aunt Lydias size 10 cotton crochet thread in the colors Purple and Wood Violet. An ad-free printable version of this pattern is also available here- Ravelry Etsy This pattern is divided into 7 parts with optional instructions for changing colors. At the end of Parts 1-6 you can stop and still have a finished doily or continue onto the next section. Each section increases slightly in difficulty. Here are links to the sections of this pattern- Part 1 Arcane Aura (Rounds 1-8)- Beginner Part 2 Incanter’s Insight (9-19)- Intermediate Part 3 Evocation (20-41)- Intermediate Part 4 Innervision (41-66)- Advanced Part 5 Terrace of the Magi (67-82)- Advanced Part 6 Ethereal Energy (83-96)- Advanced Part 7 Sorcerer's Soiree (97-117) Challenging This doily has 8 rounds and measures about 4" in diameter. Pattern is written using U.S. Terminology. size 10 crochet thread- 20-25 yards 1.75 mm hook yarn needle scissors Stitch Abbreviations beg- beginning ch- chain dc- double crochet hdc- half double crochet sc- single crochet st(s)- stitch(es) yo- yarn over Special Stitches beg 3-dc cluster- ch 2, keeping last loop of each dc on hook, 2 dc in space indicated, yo and draw through all 3 loops on hook. 3-dc cluster- keeping last loop of each dc on hook, 3 dc in space indicated, yo and draw through all 4 loops on hook. cluster- ch 3, dc in third ch from hook. picot- ch 3, slip st in third ch from hook. [ ] - work enclosed instructions the amount of times indicated, or work enclosed instructions in the stitch or space indicated ★ - repeat the following instructions the amount of times indicated. ( ) - Enclose additional information and the number of stitches at the end of a round. Gauge Rounds 1-4 measure about 11/2" in diameter. Ch 5, slip st in 5th ch from hook to make a ring. Round 1- ch 3 (counts as first dc), 15 dc in ring, slip st to third ch of first dc. (16 dc) Round 2- ch 4 (counts as first dc and ch-1 space), [dc in next dc, ch 1] around, slip st to third ch of first dc. (16 dc, 16 ch-1 spaces) Round 3- slip st in next ch-1 space, ch 1, sc in same space, [ch 2, sc in next ch-1 space] around, ch 1, sc in first sc to make last ch-2 space. (16 sc, 16 ch-2 spaces) Round 4- ch 1, sc in same space, [ch 3, sc in next ch-2 space] around, dc in first sc to make last ch-3 space. (16 sc, 16 ch-3 spaces) Round 5- beg 3-dc cluster in same space, [ch 5, 3-dc cluster in next ch-3 space] around, ch 2, dc in first 3-dc cluster to make last ch-5 space. (16 3-dc clusters, 16 ch-5 spaces) Round 6- ch 6 (counts as first dc and ch-3 space), ★ [dc, ch 3] twice in center ch of next ch-5 space, skip next 5 sts, repeat from ★ around, dc in same st as first dc, ch 1, hdc in third ch of first dc to make last ch-3 space. (32 dc, 32 ch-3 spaces) Round 7- ch 3 (counts as first dc), 3 dc in same space, slip st in next ch-3 space, [7 dc in next ch-3 space, slip st in next ch-3 space] around, 3 dc in same space as first dc, slip st to third ch of first dc. (112 dc) Round 8- cluster, picot, cluster, [skip next 6 dc, slip st in next dc, cluster, picot, cluster] around, slip st in same st as first cluster made, fasten off and weave in ends. (32 clusters, 16 picots) Blocking and Finishing It is optional but recommended to block your finished piece. Fill a bowl with water and add some liquid starch if you prefer the doily to be lightly stiffened. Soak the doily and gently press out any excess liquid, being careful not to pull or twist on the stitches. Lay it flat on a blocking mat and pin the doily working from the center out to the edges. Allow the doily to dry completely before removing the pins. Here is a chart of the doily. Start with ch 5 and slip st in the 5th ch from hook to make a ring. There are 16 dc in the first round. Starting Round 8 Step 1- ch 3 and make a dc in the third ch from the hook (first cluster made). Step 2- ch 3 and make a slip st in the third ch from the hook (picot made). Step 3- Repeat Step 1 to make the second cluster. Step 4- Skip the next 6 dc and make a slip st in the next dc (center dc of next 7-dc group). I hope that you enjoyed this pattern! Stay tuned for part 2! :D This pattern is by Julia Hart of Draiguna. Feel free to link to this pattern but do not reprint it on your site. You can sell items made from this pattern. Please credit me as the designer, Julia Hart of Draiguna, link to my etsy shop- draiguna.etsy.com, or to my blog- www.draiguna.com. Please do not claim this pattern as your own, sell, or distribute it. Thank you! © 2018 Draiguna

Since double-knit patterns are so hard to find, when I find one I have to share! This one comes from Echstudio in the Netherlands. Thanks to the simplicity of this pattern (and Google Translate!), here is a wonderfully simple-to-make shrug that you can double-knit loom, traditional knit or crochet

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These gorgeous square crochet coasters just got a fun add on as part of the Designer Remix. Check out the post to get the pattern and all the details.

Hello, dears! Yes, summer is already here and my easy and fun to make Summer Crochet coasters too. Surely you've seen Spring Flowers co...

Crochet coasters are very easy and fast to make. A set like this will be a lovely handmade gift or a clever addition to your home!

Hello Lovelies, The weather has been dismal again here today. So instead of trying to write my December Nature notes post I've been cheering myself up looking through my photos from 2011 , picking out three crochet images from each month to share with you again :0) 2011 was my first full year of blogging and looking back at my photos I'm surprised at the amount of things I've made JANUARY......... SIBOL squares and Flowers from a new book Granny "spike"cushion Hanging Hearts FEBRUARY......... Squares for my Granny square blanket Crochet trim for a jersey dress ( I've worn this lots over the festive period:0) ) Felt Needle books with crochet embellishments for a giveaway MARCH......... Kaleidoscope Hexagon....I was not happy with this colourway but loved the pattern Recycling cotton yarn from a thrifted garment Cushion made using the recycled yarn APRIL....... Second cushion from same yarn Amigurumi Bunnies Patriotic flower bunting for the royal wedding MAY........ Bunny for my niece....more of a sewing project but she has a crochet jacket :0) Finding a colourway I like for the Kaleidoscope hexagons Little crochet toadstool house JUNE......... playing around with my granny squares writing the initials of my blog :0) Then adding the plum border to my granny squares Finishing my granny square blanket and photographing it next to the vintage blanket that inspired it ( Love mine but the original is just amazing ) JULY.... Starting a giant granny inspired by Sucrettes CAL Hooking the border of this blanket in the car on the way to Norfolk for our Holidays Photographing finished blanket outside our caravan and giving it to my Mum AUGUST........ Starting my Blooming flower cushion Adding round 2 to my production line of 100 Kaleidoscope hexagons Starting another giant granny in "vintage" colours SEPTEMBER........ Finishing my blooming flower cushion Adding more rounds to second giant granny Making crochet bowls for another giveaway OCTOBER........ Finishing second giant granny Joining Lucy and Heathers ripple along with a baby blanket Making a little family of owls :0) NOVEMBER........ Finishing my baby ripple Making a cosy cowl and a little zipped pouch as a leaving gift DECEMBER....... Mug cosy teacher gifts Christmas Pud with Lucy's holly and finally...... a Little Mouse tree decoration for my sister in law and familyPhew! that's......... 4 cushions, 4 Blankets and 14 smaller projects ......there are one or two that I haven't included in this list as well !! That's a lot of crochet for me and looking at it all together makes me very happy . The thing that ties it all together is that it's all been inspired by the internet......and mostly your lovely blogs and Flickr photo streams.I just love being able to see what you clever people are creating. Being able to share my own creations here really is the icing on the cake . So thank you again for visiting and your kind, generous comments :0) Here's to lots more crochet in 2012 . My main crochet resolution is to finish my Kaleidoscope blanket and I'm trying very hard not to get sidelined into any more projects till it's finished. Hope the start of 2012 is going well for you. Jacquie x P.S. December Nature notes will follow soon .

Follow my simple (and FREE) Mandala coasters crochet pattern - get your scraps of yarn, put the kettle on, and click through. Let's get started!

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Crochet coasters are very easy and fast to make. A set like this will be a lovely handmade gift or a clever addition to your home!

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The Heart Doily Free Knitting Pattern make a terrific centerpiece for a Valentine's dinner date. It is easy to customize.