18 Free Crochet Flower Coaster Patterns to Try

If you love the idea of crochet flower coasters but want options beyond the basic design, this roundup has 18 free patterns to explore — from simple rounds to full flower pot sets. Save this post and work through the list at your own pace.

Why Try a Few Different Styles

• Find your favorite shape – round, petal, or pot-style
• Match any decor – neutral, pastel, or bold color options
• Build a full set – mix patterns for a varied table collection
• All beginner-friendly – every pattern uses basic stitches

The 18 Patterns

1. Classic Round Coaster – a simple single-crochet round, perfect for a first project
2. Basic Flower Coaster – a 6-petal flower worked from a magic ring
3. Layered Petal Flower – two rounds of offset petals for extra fullness
4. Scalloped Edge Coaster – a round coaster finished with a shell-stitch border
5. Sunflower Coaster – deep yellow petals with a brown textured center
6. Daisy Coaster – white petals with a bright yellow center
7. Rose Coaster – a spiral rose worked flat for a realistic bloom
8. Flower Pot Coaster Set – flower coasters paired with a matching crochet pot
9. Striped Round Coaster – color-blocked rounds for a modern look
10. Textured Puff Stitch Flower – raised puff stitches for dimension
11. Granny Square Flower Coaster – a classic granny square with a floral center
12. Mini Succulent Coaster – a flower alternative shaped like a small succulent
13. Lace Doily Coaster – an open, lacy stitch pattern for an elegant look
14. Two-Tone Petal Coaster – alternating petal colors for contrast
15. Button-Center Flower Coaster – a flower with a decorative button center
16. Ruffled Flower Coaster – extra fluffy, ruffled petal edges
17. Mini Bouquet Coaster – three small flowers joined onto one round base
18. Vintage-Style Flower Coaster – a textured, old-fashioned floral motif

Materials Common to Most Patterns

• Worsted weight cotton yarn
• 4 mm (G/6) crochet hook
• Yarn needle
• Scissors

Tips for Working Through the List

• Start with the classic round or basic flower coaster if you’re new to crochet.
• Use leftover yarn to try several patterns without buying new skeins.
• Block each coaster flat once finished so it sits neatly on a table.
• Mix and match finished coasters for a varied, eclectic set.

Final Thoughts

With 18 options to choose from, there’s a crochet flower coaster pattern here for every skill level and every style of home. Save this list and pick a new one to try each week.