Hi, friends! I’m back with the second addition to the crochet Coco Collection – the Coco Coaster!
A little recap in case you missed it: I released the Coco Trivet in December of 2023 as a free pattern on my blog and YouTube channel! I designed the pattern after instantly falling in love with the stitch pattern. The zigzag spike puff stitch is so thick and durable, making it perfect for kitchen patterns.
The Coco Coaster is only the second installment in the Coco Collection, and it certainly won’t be the last! It utilizes the zigzag spike puff stitch – if you are unfamiliar with this stitch, you can watch a video tutorial here.
Once you’ve gotten yourself a little familiar with the zigzag spike puff stitch, you’re ready to make the Coco Coaster, which is the perfect way to continue practicing the stitch, while actually having a finished product at the end – that always feels good, right?
If you’re feeling confident and ready, then let’s go ahead and get started!
You can purchase the print-friendly PDF here in my Etsy shop!
YARN
When crocheting an item that will be used around heat (like setting a hot cup of coffee on a coaster), it is very important to use cotton yarn. Acrylic yarn is made with plastic, therefor could melt when applied to hot objects for too long.
For this pattern, I used Cotlin Yarn, which is a cotton and linen blend! It is very soft to work with and comes in 40+ colors! Alternatively, any DK weight cotton yarn will work.
YARDAGE
60 yards per coaster
MATERIALS
- Hook: 4.0mm hook
- Scissors
- Flexible tape measure
ABBREVIATIONS
- ch: chain
- fsc: foundation single crochet
- sc: single crochet
- puff: puff stitch
- sc-sp: single crochet spike
- * to *: repeat
- st(s): stitch(es)
GAUGE
2” x 2” = 7 sts x 9 rows
Due to the small size of the coaster already, I have provided a smaller gauge so that you can test before making the full coaster.
Ch 12. Follow the row instructions in the pattern for a total of 12 rows. Measure your swatch in the middle to check gauge.
FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
5″ square
NOTES
- Written in US Terms
- Beginning ch 1 does NOT count as a stitch
To create the puff stitch:
Yarn over and insert into the next stitch. Yarn over and pull through the stitch. You should have 3 loops on your hook.
Yarn over and insert into the same stitch. Yarn over and pull through the stitch. You should have 5 loops on your hook.
Yarn over and insert into the same stitch. Yarn over and pull through the stitch. You should have 7 loops on your hook.
Yarn over and pull through all of the loops on your hook.
When using the puff stitch:
With the exceptions of rows 2 and 3, every puff stitch will be worked two rows below, to the right of that puff stitch (to the left if you are left handed).
START THE PATTERN
Ch 18.
Row 1: Starting in the second ch from the hook, sc in each st across. (17 sts)
Row 2: Ch 1 and turn. Sc in the first stitch, ch 1. Puff in the next st, ch 1 and skip 1. *Puff, ch 1 and skip 1* across until two sts remain. Puff, ch 1, and sc in the last st.
Row 3: Ch 1 and turn. Sc in the first st, ch 1. Puff into the skipped sc from Row 1, ch 1. *Puff into the next skipped sc, ch 1* across. Sc in the last st.
Row 4: Ch 1 and turn. Sc in the first st, ch 1. *Puff into the space directly before the puff two rows below, ch 1* across. Sc in the last st.
Rows 5-22: Repeat Row 4.
Row 23: Ch 1 and turn. Sc in the first st. *Sc in the top of the next puff from the previous row, puff two rows below as normal* repeat across until two sts remain. Sc in the top of the puff from the previous row, sc in the last st.
Fasten off and weave in ends.
Find the Etsy PDF here
Find the Ravelry PDF here
Need the video tutorial for the Coco Coaster? Watch below!
I’d love to see your beautiful Coco Coasters! If you share a photo of your work on social media, be sure to tag me so I can see it! You can also use the hashtags #CocoCoaster and #SassAndStitchCrochet
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