Christmas Wreath Graph Coaster

By: Sara Sach from poshpoochdesignsdogclothes.blogspot.com

"This Christmas Wreath Graph Coaster is designed with cotton yarns, but it will also work with worsted weight yarns. Put a picot edge with a variegated Christmas yarn around this homemade coaster for a fun, sparkly extra touch. Plus, this graph pattern can be used to add a holiday touch to lots of other Christmas crafts like cozies, pillows, stockings, bags, or hats and scarves."

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Difficulty LevelEasy

Crochet HookH/8 or 5 mm hook

Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)

Finished Size5 x 4 inches

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Hippie Chick

Dec 29, 2017

This is a very festive coaster and a great way to help decorate your holiday table and to show off all of your talents to the family. These look so easy to make that I could make a set as a gift for everyone to take back home with them after the celebrating.

JaneEK

Dec 15, 2016

This is a very nice project for learning to follow graphs. Its such a clean, simple design that my seniors should be able to follow it without too much trouble. Its also nice for my beginning crochet little granddaughter. Shes used to coloring by graph in school, so shell be surprised to learn you can do it with crochet as well.

mulberrygalprinces s

Aug 24, 2016

How cute and different. Most Christmas coasters are either shaped like a tree or bell, sometimes a star. This one is really very nice. I can make it in any color too. Maybe a white background with a gold wreath? Or all red with a green wreath. Countless numbers of ideas. Also instead of coasters why not place mats when enlarged or a table runner when connected? Thank you for sharing this.