14 Free Crochet Flower Coaster Patterns
A flower coaster can brighten an everyday coffee break and turn a small amount of yarn into something useful. These 14 free crochet patterns include classic daisies, sunny sunflowers, colorful layered flowers and delicate lacy designs. Some are quick enough for an afternoon project; others invite you to experiment with detailed stitches and bold color combinations. Browse the finished coasters to choose a style for your table, then follow each designer’s original free instructions. Make one as a small accent or crochet a matching set for a thoughtful handmade gift.
1. Daisy Coasters
A white daisy stands out against the soft green edging of this cheerful coaster. The matching holder gives the finished set a tidy place on the table and makes it especially appealing as a handmade gift. Try different petal and border colors to create a collection that suits your kitchen or spring table setting.
DESIGNED by Jo Edwards
Find the original pattern on jototheworld.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
2. Flower Coasters
These flower coasters invite you to play with color. Soft blues, purples, reds and yellows give the same layered shape a different character each time, while the scalloped edges keep the set cohesive. Make a few coordinated pieces for afternoon tea or use leftover cotton yarn to build a brighter, mixed collection.
DESIGNED by Kelly Wilson Moore
Find the original pattern on lovedotty.blogspot.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
3. Flower Coasters
Bright centers and richly colored outer rounds make these coasters look like small floral mandalas. They are striking individually, but a group of contrasting colors makes the strongest impression on a table. The pattern offers a satisfying way to combine short lengths of yarn into a lively set for summer meals.
DESIGNED by Carmen Heffernan
Find the original pattern on anniedesigncrochet.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
4. Sunflower Cup Coasters
A dark brown center and sunny yellow petals make this coaster instantly recognizable as a sunflower. The photos show it both alone and beneath a coffee mug, so it is easy to picture on an everyday table. Make several for a matching set or pair them with a mug for a cheerful gift.
DESIGNED by Erica Townsend
Find the original pattern on Ravelry.
5. Blooming Floral Coaster
This design places a light floral motif over a solid, colorful round base. The contrast gives each coaster a crisp pattern that remains visible even from across the table. A group in red, pink, blue and green shows how easily the same design can be adapted to different rooms or seasonal color schemes.
DESIGNED by Jessica Khochare
Find the original pattern on hooksbooksnme.blogspot.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
6. Flower Coaster
Pastel rings and a gently shaped edge give these flower coasters a light, playful appearance. Several color combinations appear together, making the pattern a good choice if you enjoy assembling a varied set. They can brighten a coffee table while putting small amounts of colorful yarn to use.
DESIGNED by Atty van Norel
Find the original pattern on atty-s.blogspot.nl, or read more about it on Ravelry.
7. Flower Coasters
Soft pink, cream, blue and yellow shades give this stack of delicate flower coasters a gentle vintage feel. Their openwork petals add detail without making the pieces look heavy. Choose a single color for a coordinated tea set or combine several shades for a collection that resembles a small bouquet.
DESIGNED by Yvonne Eijkenduijn
Find the original pattern on gathered.how, or read more about it on Ravelry.
8. Fun Flower Coasters
Bold petals and contrasting centers make these coasters feel energetic and modern. The photos show a wide mix of turquoise, orange, yellow, pink and green, giving plenty of ideas for your own palette. Their round shape works especially well as a colorful set for outdoor drinks or a casual dining table.
DESIGNED by Carmen Heffernan
Find the original pattern on anniedesigncrochet.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
9. Flower Coaster
Deep purple yarn paired with white creates a crisp, eye-catching flower coaster. The photos move from a colorful group to a closer look at the stitches, making the shape and texture easy to appreciate. It is a lovely option if you prefer a simple two-color palette with a strong visual effect.
DESIGNED by Dreamee Crochet
Find the original pattern on dreameecrochet.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
10. Flower Coaster
Pale blue rings framed by wide white petals give this coaster an airy, decorative finish. It looks attractive on its own and is large enough to serve as a small accent beneath a plant pot. Make it in cool tones as shown, or change the center color to suit your tableware.
DESIGNED by Hanna Kasatkina
Find the original video on YouTube, or read more about it on Ravelry.
11. Easy Daisy Coaster
Oversized petals turn this quick daisy coaster into a bright tabletop accent. The blue and pink examples show how dramatically the flower changes with color, while the glass in the second photo makes its size clear. It is a friendly choice for making a small set from favorite yarn scraps.
DESIGNED by Janine Dalton
Find the original pattern on craftfix.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
12. Daisy Coaster
White petals and a broad yellow center give this daisy a clean, classic look. The photos show several finished coasters as well as one tucked beneath a mug, making their everyday use easy to imagine. A matching set would add a gentle floral detail to a breakfast table.
DESIGNED by Kimberly Arenas
Find the original pattern on thecaffeinatedsnail.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
13. Daisy Flower Coaster
Fine stitches and pointed outer petals give this coaster the look of a small lace doily. Muted green and lavender samples show its detailed shape without relying on bright colors. It suits a quiet, natural table setting and offers an appealing project for anyone who enjoys delicate floral crochet.
DESIGNED by ATELIER mati
Find the original pattern on Ravelry.
14. Flower Coaster
A turquoise center surrounded by white petals makes this flower coaster feel fresh and light. One photo shows it held up for a closer view, while the other shows the completed round from above. Its contrasting center draws the eye without overwhelming the delicate outer pattern.
DESIGNED by Hanna Kasatkina
Find the original video on YouTube, or read more about it on Ravelry.
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