Let these Independence Day Crochet Coasters be the stars at your next 4th of July party! I decided to do a post with the colors of the American Flag as it is going to be the 4th of July this weekend over here in America. For those of you who don’t know it is America’s Independence Day Celebration.
Independence Day is usually a time when families get together on the long weekend, have barbecues and outdoor fun!
So while you are entertaining, why not entertain in style using these coasters. They are always useful, indoor or outdoor.
All these 3 coasters are free patterns and are very easy to make. You can make all 3 sets in a day if you have about 5 hours to spare!
They do work up very fast. It is preferable to make them in cotton yarn, as they are washable and can be used again and again.
You get beautiful colors, so you don’t have to restrict yourself to just one color, you can make sets in different colors and use them for different occasions.
What supplies do you need for these Independence Day Coasters?
Cotton yarn – Lily Sugar n Cream cotton yarn or Knit Picks Dishie Cotton Yarn
Crochet hook – The size of hook that you use will be mentioned in the pattern or on the yarn label.
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How do you make these Independence Day Coasters?
Blue Mandala Coaster
This pattern is by Ling at Hooked on Patterns. The crochet stitches used are just chains and double crochets. The pattern is written changing colors for every round, but I just stuck to one color.
White Hexagon Coaster
This hexagon coaster pattern is by Clare at Truly Crochet. Again this pattern uses only chains and double crochet’s. It is really simple and the tassels make it look so cute! I added 4 rows instead of 3.
Red Flat Circle Coaster
This is a very simple pattern as well, it is from Catherine at Lullaby Lodge. I made the first pattern using just chains and double crochets. This is a pattern showing us how to make a flat circle. So you can make it big or small. Make it bigger and it can be used as a trivet. Use cotton yarn as it tolerates high heat and can be washed. The yarn I used is acrylic as that is what I had. I am using mine underneath a vase.
Hope you enjoyed reading about these red, white, and blue Coasters. Do try them out as they are very easy to make.
If you do not know how to crochet and would like to learn, check out these posts. I have included links to lots of resources that can help you like YouTube videos, helpful articles, etc.
Learn the Basic Crochet Stitches
I recommend Crochet as a hobby, as I mentioned in my first post Crochet is a stress buster! And you can make so many interesting, and useful things. It’s really easy to learn and you just need crochet hooks and yarn.
Do let me know if you try any of these by leaving a comment down below. Also, I just want to say thank you to the designers of these patterns for sharing their patterns with us for free.
Have a wonderful day! Thank you for visiting and come back soon for more!!
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