How to Crochet the Texture Swirl Coasters (Beginner Friendly - Complete Tutorial)
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- Hi guys! In this tutorial you'll learn how to make these beautiful texture swirl crochet coasters. These coasters use the half double crochet in the third loop only technique to create a beautiful knit-like texture. The tutorial walks you through the complete pattern step-by-step, so it is great for beginners, or any crocheter who loves to follow along with a video.
Coasters make great last minute gifts for family and friends!
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MATERIALS (some materials include affiliate links):
4.0mm crochet hook
Approx. 55 yds of Cotton Yarn (Lion Brand 24/7 Cotton, Dishie, or your personal favourite)
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Scissors
Yarn Needle
Cork (Optional)
TIMESTAMPS, so you can skip around:
Rnd 1: (1:29)
Rnd 2: (3:43)
Rnd 3: (6:29)
Rnd 4: (7:59)
Rnd 5: (10:21)
Rnd 6: (12:16)
Rnd 7: (14:16)
Rnd 8: (15:50)
Rnd 9: (17:42)
Cork Backing: (20:03)
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Very very nice ❤❤❤❤
Very nice job, thanks for sharing!
You're so welcome! :D
This is the most beautiful&genius crochet spiral I've seen... It's just perfect. Thank you very much! 🥰
Awww I’m so glad you like it!! You’re welcome. ❤️
Love it!!! Just did mine. May i know how to increase to make it bigger as placemat?
I use a Bobby pin as a stitch marker. It’s so much better than my stitch marker.
That's a great trick Sherry - I love how versatile bobby pins are! I like to use safety pins for my stitch markers. :)
Thank You!
Thank you. very well explained 👏 👌 🥰
You're welcome Armaity! Glad you enjoyed it. :)
Loved these❣️
Came out pretty the first time for me 😊😊 thank you! Although on the 8th round, I kinda messed up but still looks cute!
That's so awesome to hear Jennifer!! :)
Ty I managed to make one without making a mistake , though not backing it ass I’ll totally ruin it 😅 I found the 9 rounds perfect using a 3.5 hook with scheepjes cotton
Yay Sharon!! That is so exciting when you get it right the first time. I'm so glad the pattern worked out for you. 🥰
So nice 😍😍😍
Thanks Clalkross! 🥰
Can you do potholder size ?
Thank you for the tutorial. It was easy to understand, i can make any number of coasters now :)
With cork backing, we cannot wash it right?
You're so welcome Chesta! Yes, if you add a cork backing you won't be able to wash it. I recommend not adding one (I learned my lesson with it). It's plenty thick and absorbent on its own, and this way, you'll be able to wash it if it gets dirty. ☺
Which is the third loop? The small loop or the bigger one on the back?
Hi Sydney, the third loop should be the bigger one on the back, behind and below the front and back loop.
so is it more of a hexagon, or a circle? i ask because if it's a hexagon (or could be done as a hexagon) i could use it as a motif for a blanket 🤔
Great question! This coaster is more of a circle, but you can turn it into a octagon since each round increases by 8 stitches. In the video, I alternate where I place my increase stitches (2 hdc in same stitch) for each round, so that the final product turns out more circular. To get an octagon shape, you need to make your increase stitches for each new rnd into the increase stitches from the previous round. By doing this, you start to create corners.
For example:
Rnd 1: Ch 1, 8 hdc in Magic Ring. (8 hdc)
*Working into the third loop only:
Rnd 2: Ch 1, 2 hdc in each st around. (16 hdc)
Rnd 3: Ch 1, [2 hdc in first st, 1 hdc in next st] 8 times. (24 hdc)
Rnd 4: Ch 1, [2 hdc in first st, 1 hdc in next 2 sts] 8 times. (32 hdc)
Rnd 5: Ch 1, [2 hdc in first st, 1 hdc in next 3 sts] 8 times. (40 hdc)
Rnd 6: Ch 1, [2 hdc in first st, 1 hdc in next 4 sts] 8 times. (48 hdc)
And so on.
I hope this helps!
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6 rounds was enough for a coaster.
Perfect! :)
Tried for 3 hours and couldn't even get past the first 2:09 minutes. I'm very disappointed in myself...