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Crochet bookmarks are a quick and easy project. You can use up any scrap yarn or embroidery thread lying around.

These bookmarks make great gifts for any book lovers in your life. You could easily pair any one of these bookmarks with a good book, that would be a great gift for anyone who loves reading.

They are useful and beautiful at the same time. All 3 patterns are free and have YouTube tutorials, so even if you are a beginner, you can do it!

Since these are small fast projects, they make good items to sell at craft fairs as they can also be sold at a lower price point.

WHAT DO YOU NEED TO MAKE THESE CROCHET BOOKMARKS?

Yarn, crochet thread, or embroidery thread

Crochet hook

Scissors

Stiffening spray (optional)

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HOW DO YOU CROCHET THESE EASY BOOKMARKS?

CROCHET CROSS BOOKMARKS:

These crochet cross bookmarks are easy to make. The pattern I followed is from a YouTube video by Anutha – The Crochet World.

The pattern is simple and straight-forward. You could make one in about 10 minutes!

I used a yarn I found at Joann’s craft store. You can add extras as I did. I attached around 6 strands of thread to give it a tassel look at the bottom. For the top, I added 6 strands of thread and braided them.

PRESSED FLOWER BOOKMARKS:

These bookmarks are so pretty, you cannot help but love them! They are made using a pattern by Hooked in Loops YouTube channel

The only thing that I did differently was to attach the tassel with a jump ring instead of a stitch, I found that looked better and was more sturdy.

I used size 10 crochet thread and a 1.5mm crochet hook.

If you would like to learn how to make a tassel, please look at this post: DIY Tassel Earrings

These bookmarks will be in my shop soon!

Update: These cute bookmarks are available now in my Etsy shop! Check them out Pressed Flower Crochet Bookmarks.

DANDELION BOOKMARKS:

This bookmark has a flower on both ends. Isn’t it pretty? I had to try it out when I saw it! This pattern is by Crafting with Caylene. You can watch her YouTube Video by clicking on the link.

I used cotton yarn from Hobby Lobby and a 3.75mm crochet hook.

I do hope you liked these easy crochet bookmark patterns. Thank you to the pattern creators for sharing these with us for free!

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Before you go, do check out more simple and easy Crochet Projects:

Easy Crochet Bows

Crochet Christmas Earrings (All free patterns!)

Granny Square Flower Crochet Bag

Sunflower Crochet Coasters

10 Free and Easy Crochet Flower Patterns

Crochet Car Coasters

Crochet Keychains & Wristlets

3 Easy Crochet Potholders

Easy Crochet Hair Accessories

10 Easy Crochet Earrings (All Free Patterns!)

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This collection of 10 Beautiful Crochet Coaster Patterns are easy to make and you can have a different set for every season or every room of your home. They brighten up a home and add that personal touch to your space.

There are so many beautiful coaster patterns available for free online. This post is all about the crochet coasters I have tried. I have searched Pinterest and Google countless times and saved many many patterns!! But these are the ones that I loved most.

All these patterns are free except for the beautiful tulip coaster which is a paid pattern. It is just so beautiful, I had to buy it and try it out!

Most of them are beginner-friendly patterns. No matter what your style there is a pretty coaster for you!

Make them in sets of 2, 4, or 6. These make great gifts too!! And very quick to make!! I love small and useful projects like this.

WHAT DO YOU NEED TO MAKE THESE CROCHET COASTERS?

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HOW DO YOU MAKE THESE CROCHET COASTERS?

SUNFLOWER COASTERS

These beautiful and bright sunflower coasters have an entire post dedicated to them! You can see how I made them in my Sunflower Crochet Coasters Post

Sunflower coasters are also available in my shop, visit my shop Happy Knots and Loops to have a look at them.

I tried another Sunflower Coaster from Tonya at nanascraftyhome.com.

I preferred the look of the first pattern, but if you like this one, go ahead and try it out.

TULIP COASTERS

Tulips are such beautiful flowers. While browsing Pinterest, I came across these gorgeous Tulip Coasters by Golden Lucy Crafts. I just had to make them as they instantly caught my eye!

This is a paid pattern and definitely worth every dollar spent. Olena from Golden Lucy Crafts has written the pattern very well and her step-by-step pictures are very helpful.

If you would like to get this pattern visit Golden Lucy Crafts on Etsy.

Check out her other patterns too while you are there, she has a great collection of patterns!

PUFF COASTERS

This Coaster as it says is simple and looks farmhouse chic! You can find the free pattern at SigoniMacaroni.com

She has a super helpful video too on how to make these coasters.

BOHO HEXAGON COASTER

These coasters are really cute. The hexagon shape and the tassels make it quite different from other coasters. They are one of the easiest coasters to make.

Find the free pattern on TrulyCrochet.com

This pattern was also part of my blog post on Red, White, and Blue Independence Day Coasters.

DARCIE MUG RUGS

I love the texture and look of these mug rugs. They are so functional and look great anywhere in your home. These rugs can be used not only for mugs but for candles, plant pots, trinket trays., etc.

The free pattern is by Amanda from LoveandStitch.com.

Amanda has beautiful patterns on her blog, do check them out while you are there.

These mug rugs were part of another blog post of mine, 5 Useful Crochet Projects

HEXIE LOVE COASTERS

The pattern for these coasters is a chart I found on Pinterest.

Of course, these hexagons can be joined together to make many things but I decided to just make them into a set of coasters.

MANDALA COASTERS

These mandala coasters are simple and beautiful. The free pattern is by Ling at HookedonPatterns.com

Ling has used a different color for each row and they look really great! I tried them with a variegated yarn that I had in my stash.

CANDY FLOWER COASTERS

This is a free pattern by redagapeblog.com. You can find the pin here.

For some reason I am not able to link the pattern itself, please visit the blog and search for the coaster pattern if you would like to try it out.

DAISY FLOWER COASTERS

How pretty are these coasters? I just love these and they are quite easy to make. This is a free pattern by Heather of hayhaycrochet.com

Beginner Friendly Daisy Flower Coaster

She also has a video tutorial which is always helpful if you are a beginner.

SIMPLE COASTERS

This coaster is made using a crochet diagram that I found here on Pinterest. For this coaster set, I used a size 5 thread in Blue.

However, this can be made using cotton yarn, your coaster would be bigger depending on the size of the yarn and hook.

BONUS PATTERN! OMBRE COASTERS

I loved the look of these coasters, that’s why I am including them as a bonus! The pattern is from Marinke, you can find her free pattern here.

I used cotton yarn from Hobby Lobby for these coasters.

I hope you like this collection of crochet coasters. Comment below which one is your favorite!! I would love to hear from you!

If you would like to see more easy crochet projects, here are some that make great gifts: