Coaster or Scrubbie free crochet pattern
Retro Bloom is a funny little thing. Right now, I’m going through and doing a lot of admin on my site, cleaning up patterns, and making things look prettier for you and me. I tend to get hyperfocused on these tasks and don’t realize it until a couple days later when my eyes are crossing and I’m starting to twitch. (Almost true.)
Enter YARN stage left. It really is true that crocheting and working with other hobbies can relax you and soothe your nervous system. As if it was automatic, I picked up my hook and started to play. Ta-Da! 15 minutes later, I had two of these made. Not only do they work up quickly, but they are so crazy simple to make. Try the Retro Bloom Scrubbie free crochet pattern. It’s a great touch for your craft fair tables.
Yarn – Sugar N Cream Solids – 1.5 yds for the center; 6 yds for the outer color
Materials – H/5.00mm Clover hook, scissors, yarn needle
Difficulty – Easy
Size – 4-½”
Gauge – Not crucial for this project
Stitch Guide in American Terms
ch – chain
sl st – slip stitch
sk – skip
stitch(es) – stitch/ stitches
dc – double crochet
Special Stitches
Double V stitch – 2 dc, ch 2, 2 dc in the same stitch
Fan stitch – 6 dc in the same stitch
Notes
Chain counts as a stitch.
Do not turn your work.
Pattern is worked flat in rounds.
Instructions
Round 1: Start with a magic circle, ch 3, dc 20 into the loop, join with a slip stitch – 20 Sts
Round 2: Ch 3, [dc, ch 2, 2 dc] in the same stitch, sk 2, *double v stitch, sk 2, repeat from * around 6 times, join – 7 double v stitch, 7 ch-2 spaces
Round 3: Ch 1, sl st into the ch-2 space, ch 3, 5 dc in the same space as the chain, fan stitch in each ch-2 space around, join – 7 fans
Fasten off and weave in the ends.
Pinning these beauties!
Thanks!
Very cute! Love the colors! 🙂
I do too, Susie! Thanks.
Great coaster pattern! Many thanks for sharing.
My pleasure!
Ok, these are super cute! I love quick little crochet projects to work on as a break from bigger projects, and this is perfect!
Thank you, Susie!
Thank you for this pattern. I like working the V-stitch.