8 Free Crochet Christmas Coaster Patterns (Wreath, Santa, Snowflake & More)
Crochet coaster is a great project to start your Christmas prep, and you won’t resist making a bundle! They are quick, elegant, and worth-gifting. So, learn how to crochet your favorite festive coaster design with our 8 free crochet Christmas coaster patterns for absolute beginners. We have listed a bunch of coasters, including both must-have themes like Santa, snowflake, peppermint, and the custom designs like wreath, wavy edged, tree and more. With the stitch-by-stitch tutorials, these crochet coasters can be finished in 25 – 35 minutes.
They will be equally good for using as a table placemat for all ages, and many of them can be combined together like the granny squares. So, if you are interested in exploring this list, let’s get started!
Crochet Christmas Coaster Ideas
Here is a list of crochet Christmas placemats, squares, and coasters that will certainly make your home decor awesome. Whether you wanted the popular themes like Santa and wreaths or a truly new thing like the wavy-edged coaster, this collection is curated to be ultimate.
- Use them as a gift charm
- Use the snowflake coaster to crochet the blankets
- Give the Santa coaster to little ones
01 of 08 Crochet Santa Coaster
Crochet this oh-so cute Santa Claus coaster in just 30 minutes with a stitch-by-stitch tutorial for absolute beginners. This Christmas coaster is shaped like a Santa face of a kawaii art character, making it perfect for kids’ Christmas parties, as well as for adults. In just 10 rounds, you can finish this coaster without any sewing. It features the same Santa hat, shell stitch border that also serves as a beard, as well as a mouth and eyes. To yours, you can also add a tiny mouth and attach a string. It is large enough to act as a pot holder as well.
02 of 08 Crochet Wavy Christmas Coaster
Christmas colors and a lovely border are enough to make an elegant coaster for Christmas gatherings. So, crochet this pair of crochet wavy-edged Christmas coasters with a tutorial from Easy Knitting in just 25 minutes. Each coaster features either red or green color on a white background that provides an appealing contrast. The 2nd round features four stripes in red or green, and the border is also made in red or green. You can make one in any size, finishing with the same double crochet edging. Overall, it is a must-have and easy project!
03 of 08 Crochet Snowflake Christmas Coaster
A snowflake coaster will add both a festive and a winter vibe to your Christmas tables. So, learn how to crochet this snowflake hexagon coaster with a tutorial from Lily Rosy that looks super elegant in Christmas colors. This coaster features a delicate, lacy snowflake in the center, the red hexagon rounds, and a nice picot stitch border. The coaster is pretty lightweight and may need blocking in the end. You can easily crochet one in under 30 minutes. So, these coasters will make irresistible Christmas presents!
04 of 08 Crochet Faceless Santa Coaster
Here is a tutorial to crochet a basic and even quick version of a crochet Santa coaster that measures 11 by 10 cm after finishing. This crochet coaster features a shell stitch border as a beard of Santa and a straight, long Santa hat crocheted as-you-go. You can complete it within just 20 minutes using two colors, thanks to the pattern for beginners. With a tiny pom-pom attached to the hat, it is a must-have for your tables.
05 of 08 Crochet Christmas Wreath Coaster
For decorative purposes, the Christmas wreath is undeniably the most elegant pattern. With this tutorial, you can learn how to turn a wreath pattern into a coaster with many beautiful additions like the surface-stitched red chains, embroidery, bow tie, and a unique shell edging. You can crochet it in any swapping combo of red, green, and white, and also make it as a large Christmas placemat. Overall, crocheting it will be easy for beginners thanks to the step-by-step instructions.
06 of 08 Crochet Pepperimment Coaster
Learn how to crochet a peppermint-style coaster. The tutorial demonstrates how to begin with a slip knot and chain, and then progresses to an increase pattern to create the circular shape. The final steps include adding a two-color peppermint edging and showing how to finish the coaster by tying off and hiding the yarn tails.
The host notes that the finished coasters are approximately 5 inches in diameter and that a set can be made in a short amount of time.
07 of 08 Crochet Tree Granny Square Coaster
Crochet a pine tree granny square that can be used for various projects like blankets or cushions. The tutorial starts with the materials, which include specific types of cotton and glittery yarn with a 2.75 mm crochet hook. It guides the viewer through creating the square base using a magic ring and basic stitches.
The most unique part of the tutorial is the third row, where the pine tree design is created by switching between red and green yarn and carrying the green yarn to shape the tree.
