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Christmas Tree Coasters Crochet Pattern

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These rustic and woodsy Christmas Tree Coasters crochet pattern give your holiday table setting a warm and comforting feel.

The free crochet pattern for these coasters includes options for two yarn weights. You can crochet these coasters with either #3 lightweight yarn or #4 worsted weight yarn.

These quick coasters make great gifts. Since the simple tree is unadorned they can be used before, during and after Christmastime!

Crochet Christmas tree coaster and mug on wood table.

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Crochet coaster in cream with dark green Christmas tree.

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Cream crochet coasters wrapped in label with scissors and twine on wood table.

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Materials

Yarn amounts given are per coaster.

  • #3 dk/lightweight yarn; pictured in Paintbox Yarn Cotton Dk* (100% cotton, 137yd/125m, 1.7oz/50g); color: racing green (12yd/11m each), vanilla cream (16yd/15m each) and soft fudge (5yd/4.5m each). 
  • OR
  • #4 medium worsted weight yarn; green (13yd/12m each), cream (25yd/23m each) and brown (5yd/4.5m each).  
  • 4mm US Size G-4 crochet hook*, yarn needle, measuring tape, scissors

Notes

  1. Entire coaster is worked in single crochet.
  2. Ch 1 does not count as a stitch.
  3. For best result check gauge before beginning.
  4. Color changing tip: before the last yarn over of the stitch before the color change, drop the first color and pick up the second color, yarn over and finish the stitch in the new color.
  5. For this pattern I recommend the using bobbins of each color, so you will have 2 cream, 1 brown, and 1 green attached to your project as you work. This way you can carry your yarn up from row to row, and have less ends to weave in.

Stitches/Abbreviations

ch(s)-chain(s)

rep-repeat

sc-single crochet

sk-skip the indicated stitch

sl st-slip stitch 

rep-repeat

RS-right side

st(s)-stitch(es)

Color Abbreviations

c = cream

b = brown

g = green

Level

Easy

Gauge

#3 yarn: 2”/5cm x 2”/5cm = 9 sc x 11 rows of sc

#4 yarn: 2”/5cm x 2”/5cm = 8 sc x 8 rows of sc

Finished Dimensions

4”/10cm square

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Cotton yarn coaster crochet pattern with Christmas tree in green and brown.

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Pattern Instructions

Crochet Christmas tree coaster and mug on wood table.

Christmas Tree Coasters Crochet Pattern

Yield: 1
Prep Time: 5 minutes
Active Time: 30 minutes
Additional Time: 5 minutes
Total Time: 5 minutes
Difficulty: Easy
Estimated Cost: $1

These rustic and woodsy Christmas Tree Coasters crochet pattern give your holiday table setting a warm and comforting feel.

Materials

  • Yarn amounts given are per coaster.
  • #3 dk/lightweight yarn; pictured in Paintbox Yarn Cotton Dk (100% cotton, 137yd/125m, 1.7oz/50g); color: racing green (12yd/11m each), vanilla cream (16yd/15m each) and soft fudge (5yd/4.5m each).
  • OR
  • #4 medium worsted weight yarn; green (13yd/12m each), cream (17yd/16m each)
  • and brown (5yd/4.5m each).

Tools

  • 4mm US Size G-4 crochet hook
  • yarn needle, measuring tape, scissors

Instructions

  1. In #3 DK/Lightweight yarn
  2. Ch 20, sc in 2nd ch from your hook and in each ch across, turn. (19 sts)
  3. For each row: Ch 1, sc in same st and in each st across, turn. (19 sts)
  4. Change colors as follows:
    #3 Tree
    ← Row 1 [RS]: (c) x 19
    → Row 2 [WS]: (c) x 8, (b) x 3, (c) x 8
    ← Row 3 [RS]: (c) x 8, (b) x 3, (c) x 8
    → Row 4 [WS]: (c) x 8, (b) x 3, (c) x 8
    ← Row 5 [RS]: (c) x 8, (b) x 3, (c) x 8
    → Row 6 [WS]: (c) x 1, (g) x 17, (c) x 1
    ← Row 7 [RS]: (c) x 2, (g) x 15, (c) x 2
    → Row 8 [WS]: (c) x 3, (g) x 13, (c) x 3
    ← Row 9 [RS]: (c) x 4, (g) x 11, (c) x 4
    → Row 10 [WS]: (c) x 3, (g) x 13, (c) x 3
    ← Row 11 [RS]: (c) x 4, (g) x 11, (c) x 4
    → Row 12 [WS]: (c) x 5, (g) x 9, (c) x 5
    ← Row 13 [RS]: (c) x 5, (g) x 9, (c) x 5
    → Row 14 [WS]: (c) x 6, (g) x 7, (c) x 6
    ← Row 15 [RS]: (c) x 6, (g) x 7, (c) x 6
    → Row 16 [WS]: (c) x 5, (g) x 9, (c) x 5
    ← Row 17 [RS]: (c) x 6, (g) x 7, (c) x 6
    → Row 18 [WS]: (c) x 7, (g) x 5, (c) x 7
    ← Row 19 [RS]: (c) x 8, (g) x 3, (c) x 8
    → Row 20 [WS]: (c) x 9, (g) x 1, (c) x 9
    ← Row 21 [RS]: (c) x 19
  5. #3 yarn color chart:
    #3 dk weight yarn crochet Christmas tree chart for coaster.
  6. In #4 medium worsted weight yarn
  7. Ch 18, sc in the 2nd ch from your hook and in each ch across, turn. (17 sts)
  8. For each row: Ch 1, sc in same st and in each st across, turn. (17 sts)
  9. Change colors as follows:
    #4 Tree

    ← Row 1 [RS]: (c) x 17
    → Row 2 [WS]: (c) x 7, (b) x 3, (c) x 7
    ← Row 3 [RS]: (c) x 7, (b) x 3, (c) x 7
    → Row 4 [WS]: (c) x 7, (b) x 3, (c) x 7
    ← Row 5 [RS]: (c) x 1, (g) x 15, (c) x 1
    → Row 6 [WS]: (c) x 2, (g) x 13, (c) x 2
    ← Row 7 [RS]: (c) x 3, (g) x 11, (c) x 3
    → Row 8 [WS]: (c) x 4, (g) x 9, (c) x 4
    ← Row 9 [RS]: (c) x 3, (g) x 11, (c) x 3
    → Row 10 [WS]: (c) x 4, (g) x 9, (c) x 4
    ← Row 11 [RS]: (c) x 5, (g) x 7, (c) x 5
    → Row 12 [WS]: (c) x 6, (g) x 5, (c) x 6
    ← Row 13 [RS]: (c) x 6, (g) x 5, (c) x 6
    → Row 14 [WS]: (c) x 7, (g) x 3, (c) x 7
    ← Row 15 [RS]: (c) x 8, (g) x 1, (c) x 8
    → Row 16 [WS]: (c) x 17, turn.
  10. #4 yarn color chart:
    #4 worsted weight yarn crochet Christmas tree chart for coaster.
  11. Border
  12. Continue in cream on RS.
  13. Ch 1, sc evenly around the coaster, placing a sc, ch 1, sc in each corner as you come to it.
  14. Finish off with an inv join.
  15. Cut yarn and weave in ends.

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