The Iris Plant Coaster Crochet Pattern

House Plants everywhere

I’m not a big interior decorating type of person. I guess I would consider myself minimal-ish when it comes to decor. Knick knacks and trinkets drive me crazy! Maybe it’s because of the two toddlers constantly running around my house.

The only thing I can’t get enough of all over my house are plants. Give me ALL.THE.PLANTS. Old, stained terra cotta pots are my jam, but they can wreak havoc on my wood surfaces, so I designed these cute little crochet plant coasters. Not only do they look great but they help protect your surfaces from the scraping of plant pots.

Easy Crochet Pattern

This is an easy and quick project. With just some basic stitches worked in the round you can have these done in no time. With spring just around the corner these would make a great gift too!

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materials

• About 40 yards for each coaster of Wool and the Gang New Wave Yarn (discontinued) but some similar yarns you could use are: Lion Brand Yarn Home Cording , Lion Brand Yarn Pima Cotton , or any similar yarn, you can really experiment with a lot of different types of yarn for this project just adjust your hook size accordingly and keep in mind it may change the final circumference of each coaster.
• 6.5mm/K Crochet hook
• Yarn Needle
• Scissors

Abbreviations

• Ch: chain
• St, Sts: stitches
• Dc: double crochet
• Ps: puff stitch
• Yo: yarn over
• * or ** : repeat what follows

notes

• Pattern includes 3 designs for the outer edge. A mesh edge, a puff stitch edge and a picot edge. The center for all three is the same.
• The ch2 in this pattern counts as a st.

sizing

Each measures approximately 7in across.

Puff stitch

yo pull up a loop, yo pull up a loop, (5 loops on hook) yo pull through 4 loops, yo pull through remaining two loops.

Mesh edge

1. Start with a magic ring
2. Dc 8 into magic ring, sl st together and pull ring closed tight, ch 2
3. Dc 2 in each st (16) sl st, ch 2
4. Dc 2 in each st (32) sl st, ch 2
5. Dc 2 in each st (64) sl st, ch 3
6. Skip 1 st, Dc in the next st, ch1, * repeat for two rounds (64) sl st, ch4
7. Skip 1 st, Dc in the next st ch2* repeat for 1 round
8. Sl st, cut yarn, weave in ends.

Puff Stitch edge

1. Start with a magic ring
2. Dc 8 into magic ring, sl st together and pull ring closed tight, ch 2
3. Dc 2 in each st (16) sl st, ch 2
4. Dc 2 in each st (32) sl st, ch 2
5. Dc 2 in each st (64) sl st, ch 2
6. Dc 1 in each st (64) sl st, ch 3
7. Ps (see above) into next st, ch 2, skip next st, ps, ch 2* repeat until end of round
8. Sl st, cut yarn, weave in ends.

Picot edge

1. Start with a magic ring
2. Dc 8 into magic ring, sl st together and pull ring closed tight, ch 2
3. Dc 2 in each st (16) sl st, ch 2
4. Dc 2 in each st (32) sl st, ch 2
5. Dc 2 in each st (64) sl st, ch 2
6. Dc 1 in each st (64) sl st
7. Ch1, Sc in next st, ch3, sl st into back loop of first ch (see below)
8. Sc in next two sts, ch3, sl st into back loop of first ch* repeat until end of round
9. Sl st, cut yarn, weave in ends.

I do recommend blocking these so they lay nice and flat. I steam block using this steamer and these blocking mats.

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