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Refresh your table decor! Take a look at these Fall Coasters Free Crochet Patterns and make them easily at home.
Make your fall gatherings extra special with these fall-themed crochet coaster patterns. Each pattern is equally colorful and cheerful, so you can easily pick any, or make them all!
Fall Coasters Free Crochet Patterns
1. Pumpkin Coaster
Pumpkins are the perfect symbol of autumn. And what better way to celebrate the new season than making these coasters from Claire Goodale? You can create a bunch of them with very minimal effort and use them all around the house for dining tables, tea tables, and more.
2. Harvest Pumpkin Pattern
If you are looking for something new to decorate your table with, then these pumpkin coasters will be ideal for the job. Cheryl Bennett’s pattern is very simple, minimalistic, and perfectly on theme. Have a look!
3. Pumpkin Coaster Holder
Briana Kepner has come up with a very interesting pattern that you can use every day, and even occasionally. It is a beautiful pumpkin that holds little leaf coasters with spiral stems. The perfect fall decor project to work on this season.
4. Maple Leaf Pattern
Bring a little bit of autumn into your home with these colorful maple leaf coaster patterns by Pretty Darn Adorable. You can make them in every color you like. It may seem a bit complicated, but if you stick to the instructions in the tutorial, you will get the hang of it pretty easily.
5. Crochet Fall Leaves
Coasters, garlands, appliques; Deborah Schlegel’s pattern is versatile like that. An easy and quick-to-make project, made using embroidery floss in any color of your choice and a 4 mm crochet hook only. Check it out!
6. Fall leaf Mug Rugs
Off The Hook by Chrissy has used a mandala-like design and some very colorful cotton yarn to make this coaster pattern. Use sl st, ch, sc, hdc, dc, puff stitches, and more to get the most accurate results.
7. DIY Turkey Coaster
Having friends and family over for Thanksgiving dinner? Then decorate your tables not only with food, but also some cool, funky accessories like these turkey coasters. Follow Joanne Loh’s tutorial to learn just how.
8. Leaf Coasters
Autumn is all about fallen leaves and bright colors. What if there was a way to mix them both and make something with it? Take a peek at Katherine Laight’s pattern, inspired by 1950s wallpapers and fabric, so you can also add a bit of vintage flair to your decor.
9. Canadian Maple Leaf Coasters
Any intermediate-level crocheter can take a shot at these pretty maple leaf coasters. If you are familiar with ch, sc, inc, and more such stitches, along with working in the rounds, then this pattern from Ira Rott will come quite easily to you.
10. Gobble Coaster
After all the leaves and pumpkins, there is a nice, fun pattern for your next coaster creation. Amber’s design is that of a turkey with a spiral body and vibrant details. You will definitely enjoy working on it just as much as decorating your tables.
11. Stack and Strap Set
12. Pumpkin Coaster Pattern
Jolie Stitch – كروشيه مع سارة will teach you how to make these vibrant pumpkin coasters. The pattern is very easy to make and works up very quickly, too. Watch the video tutorial to learn more.
13. Luck of the Irish Coasters
What started off as an insult is now a cultural heritage slogan. And if you are an Irish-American, or know anyone who is, then these ‘Luck of the Irish’ coasters from Yarnspirations are a must-make! View the tutorial thoroughly to learn how.
14. Dancing Leaves Coaster
Here is another vibrant and cheerful coaster set pattern from Yarnspirations that you can create next. When not in use, you can keep them displayed in a fancy manner for all the guests to appreciate and compliment.
15. Fall Leaves Crochet Pattern
16. Pumpkin Coaster Pattern
By using ch, sl st, sc, hdc, and other stitches on any worsted-weight cotton yarn with a 4.5 mm crochet hook, you can make this unique coaster from Christine. It is decorated with little 3D pumpkins all around. The finished pattern is approximately 6″ across.
17. Crochet Owl Coasters
Doesn’t matter if you are new to crochet or have been practicing this hobby; anyone can have a little fun making this sleeping owl coaster from Harriet. Use vibrant shades of any color you like and start stitching your new favorite table accessories!
