Flower Crochet Coaster | Easy Crochet Ideas for Beginners

 Based on Ngochan Crochet’s beginner‑friendly tutorial “Flower Crochet Coaster | Easy Crochet Ideas for Beginners”, here’s a clear, step‑by‑step written guide to make a blooming flower coaster that you can fold into a mini bouquet gift or table accent.

🌼 Materials You’ll Need

• Light worsted or DK weight cotton yarn in two or three colors

• Crochet hook (~3.5–4.5 mm)

• Scissors and tapestry needle

• (Optional) Thin ribbon or twine to tie coaster into bouquet

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Step 1: Make the Center of the Flower

1. Form a magic ring (or ch‑4 and join with a slip stitch if preferred).

2. Round 1: Chain 1, work about 8 single crochets (sc) into the ring.

3. Pull the tail to tighten the ring, then slip‑stitch into the first sc to join.

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Step 2: Round 2 – Expand the Center

1. Chain 2 (counts as your first stitch).

2. Work 2 dc into each sc around—creating a flat circle.

3. Slip‑stitch into the chain‑2 to join and finish the round.

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Step 3: Round 3 – Form Base for Petals

1. Chain 1, then single crochet in the next stitch, chain 3, skip one stitch—repeat around so you have an even number of ch‑3 loops. These will form petal foundations.

2. Adjust chain‑3 length if you want larger petals.

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Step 4: Round 4 – Create the Petals

1. Into each chain‑3 loop:

   • Chain 1,

   • Work 5 treble crochets (tr) into the loop (or 5 double crochets (dc) if using smaller yarn),

   • Chain 1,

   • Slip‑stitch back into the base stitch.

2. Repeat for each ch‑3 space around to create evenly spaced petals.

Step 5: Optional Extra Petal Layer

If you'd like a fuller flower:

• Attach a contrasting color behind each petal base,

• Repeat the petals pattern (chain 1, 5 tr/dc, chain 1, sl‑stitch back),

• This creates a layered, 3D flower effect over the first.

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Step 6: Finishing the Coaster Base

1. Once petals are complete, switch to a single crochet round in your main yarn color to unify the edges.

2. Join with a slip‑stitch, cut yarn and weave ends securely into the back.

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Step 7: Turning into a Mini Bouquet (Optional)

1. Fold the coaster gently inward so petals form a cup.

2. Tie the folded coaster in the middle using thin ribbon, twine, or yarn.

3. Trim any excess ribbon and fluff petals for a charming bouquet centerpiece.

✂️ Quick Reference Table

Round	What You Do
1	Magic ring → 8 sc → join
2	Chain 2 → 2 dc in each stitch around (total 16)
3	Chain 1, sc in next, ch 3, skip one repeat
4	Petals: 1 ch, 5 tr (or dc) in loop, sl‑stitch back
5 (opt)	Optional second petal layer behind first
Final	1 round sc to tidy edge, weave in ends

Once completed, you have a beautiful flower coaster that doubles as a little bouquet — perfect for decor, gifts, or table accent pieces.

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