Free crochet coaster: Easy Mug Rug

This beautiful text set is a good addition to your table, either as a coater or as a mug rug!

Sometimes, I feel like making quick projects as gifts for loved ones. This easy-free crochet coaster pattern has been my go-to as it works up fast, and in no time, I have beautiful Textured Coasters as gifts.

This crochet coaster would teach you a quick technique for archiving beautiful textures. Talking about this unique method, I’ve made a few patterns using the same method, and the finished look is such a sight to behold.

Checkout my Purple bloom Blanket and my Versatile Pretty in purple Shawl worn as a Vest here

Checkout my reversible/convertible dress that can be styled in 12 different ways here

Materials for this Free Coaster Pattern

Yarn

Stylecraft Special Aran, #4 lightweight (100% Acrylic, 322 yards/295 m per 3.5 oz/100g Ball)

Color A – Mustard

Color B – White

Estimated Total Yardage

30 yards for Color A

40 Yards for Color B

Hook and other Materials

– US Size H/8 (5 mm) Crochet Hook

– Darning needle

Gauge – 15 sts over 8 rows = 10 cm/4” made in dc.

Gauge is not crucial to this project.

Pattern Notes

– Please kindly read through the pattern before starting.

– Similar #4 weight yarn can be substituted

– Chains at the beginning of the rows count as a stitch.

– You are welcome to use any other colors but a minimum of 2 colors would make the pattern pop beautifully.

– The difficulty level – Intermediate

– Terms – US Terminology

– Stitch Abbreviations

– Chain(s) – ch(s)

– Double crochet – dc

Finished Measurements = 5” by 4” without the fringes, Fringes = 1” 

Construction Note

The pattern is worked in 2 different sections, the first is the Filet, and the second is the Weaving of the chains made through the filet section, section 3 adds the fringes.

Section 2: Weaving in your chains

You can decide to complete the first section and then weave your chains through.

Instructions

Section 1: Filet

Row 1: With A, ch 27, dc in 5^th ch from hook, * ch 1, skip next ch, dc in next ch, rep from * to end. turn. 13 dc, 12 ch 1 sp

Row 2: Ch 4 (counts as dc + ch 1), skip next ch sp, dc in next st, *ch 1, skip ch sp, dc in next st, rep from * to last ch 1 sp, ch 1, skip ch sp, dc in last st, turn. 13 dc, 12 ch 1 sp

Rows 3 – 10: Rep Row 2.

Fasten off

Section 2: Weaving

Leave a tail of 2”, Ch 25, leave about 2” of yarn and cut yarn.

Make 9 more separate chains, and set them aside.

Thread the beginning 2” through a darning needle, pass the darning needle *below 1 dc and over the next Dc, repeat from * to end of the row

Repeat this step with each row.

To secure the chains, sew the 2” left on either side of the chains to each end of the Row.-

Section 3: FringesCut out 40 pieces of 10” of yarn (depending on how long you want your fringes to be)

Pick 2 and fold into half.

Pass your hook through the last st on each row. Fig 5.

Slip the yarn (fringe) and the (tail – 2”) left from the chains through the hook.

Make a slip knot to secure the fringe alongside the 2” left from the chain.

Repeat the process for each row.

Trim off excess yarn.

Sew in Ends.

Get the Bloom in Purple Mug Coaster/Placemats pattern On Ravelry

I hope you love your own Bloom Mug Rug? I can’t wait to see what you make from this free crochet coaster pattern. Do tag me with your makes.