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Succulent Coaster Set

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Succulent Coaster Set
A delightful set of crocheted cacti and floral coasters is artfully displayed with yarn, crochet hooks, and needles on a pristine white surface. This charming collection brings the beauty of succulents to your home decor.

Want to add a bit of nature to your home decor in a fun way? Try the Succulent Coaster Set crochet pattern by SweaterBabe! They’re not just good for holding your drinks – they also make lovely home pieces or thoughtful presents. Each coaster has leafy edges and a smart design that folds into a pot. When not used, they look like tiny potted succulents, adding cheer and creativity to your table or countertop.

Materials Recommendations for Perfect Succulent Coasters

Each coaster needs less than 20 yards of DK weight yarn, which makes it a great way to use up scraps. Soft cotton or a cotton blend is perfect, as it soaks up spills well. For the pots, a slightly thicker yarn, like aran weight cotton, will give them a sturdy shape that holds up nicely.

Tips for Crafting Realistic Succulent Coasters

These crochet coasters are worked in the round with double crochet clusters and chain spaces to create a delicate lace pattern.

Keep your clusters tight – it will make your coasters look polished and even. Pay special attention to the leafy edges – they make the design pop!

Can Anyone Crochet This Coaster Set?

The Succulent Coaster Set pattern falls into an intermediate level, but don’t worry if you’re still building your crochet confidence. Once you get the rhythm, the stitching is easy and repetitive.

For beginners who have already learned basics like chains, single crochet, and double crochet, this pattern offers a good chance to improve.

Easy-to-Follow Video Tutorial

SweaterBabe’s video guide offers handy advice for tricky parts, such as shaping the pot or making the edges of the coasters.

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