Crochet Christmas Snowflakes Coasters

Create your own set of festive coasters with these charming Crocheted Christmas Snowflakes. These delicate snowflakes are perfect for adding a touch of holiday cheer to your home decor. Handmade with love, these coasters are not only practical but also make for a thoughtful gift for friends and family during the holiday season. The intricate crochet work gives each snowflake a unique and intricate design that will surely impress your guests. Crocheting these Christmas snowflakes coasters is a fun and relaxing way to get into the holiday spirit. You can choose from a variety of yarn colors to match your existing decor or go for a classic white snowflake look. These coasters are not only functional but also add a touch of whimsy to your table setting. Whether you're hosting a holiday gathering or simply enjoying a cozy night in, these Crocheted Christmas Snowflakes Coasters will bring a festive touch to your home. 

The pattern uses only basic crochet stitches - single, double, triple crochets and chains.
The pattern was made with YarnArt Begonia: 100% cotton, mercerized cotton, 50g/1.76oz = 169m/185yrds

Crochet hook 2.0 mm.

Difficulty Level: Level 1 – Easy, for beginners

US crochet term:
SlSt – slip stitch
CH/s – chain/s
SC – simple crochet
HDC - half double crochet
DC - double crochet
TR - triple crochet
SK - skip
T - turn
ST/s - stitch(es)

REP - repeat

Pattern Notes
1) A ch1 at beg of the row counts as sc, a ch3 at beg of the row counts as dc, a ch4 at beg of the row counts as tr throughout.
2) The project is crocheted as a circle. Finish rounds with sl st.

3) It's really a wonderful design - you can create snowflakes that would make great coasters, doilies or Christmas tree decoration.

Make a magic ring
Round 1: Cluster of Chain 3 (counts as 1 dc) and 1dc, ch2, *2dc cluster, ch2* repeat from * to * 10 more times, end up with sl st in the top of 3rd ch from beg
You will have 12 groups of "2dc clusters" placed in the magic ring

Round 2: sl st in next 2 st from previous row to move into the middle of the first chain sp.
1sc *ch5, 1sc in the next ch sp* repeat from * to * 11 more times, end up with sl st in the 1st sc
You will have 12 groups of "ch5" placed between ch sp from previous row

Round 3: sl st in next 2 st from previous row to move into the middle of the first chain sp.
*1sc, ch12, 1sc in the same ch sp, ch5 to move next ch sp, 2sc in the next ch sp, ch5 to move to next ch sp* repeat from * to * 4 more times
the last sequence: 1sc, ch12, 1sc in the same ch sp, ch5 to move next ch sp, 2sc in the next ch sp, 2ch, 1dc placed into the 1st sc at the beg
You will have 6 groups of "ch12" around

Round 4: *in the ch12 sp work 6dc, ch1, 6dc, in the next ch sp work 1sc, then ch5 to move to next ch sp, in that next ch sp work 1sc*
repeat from * to * 4 more times,
the last sequence: in the ch12 sp work 6dc, ch1, 6dc, in the next ch sp work 1sc, then ch2 and 1dc placed into the 1st dc at the beg
You will have 6 groups around

Round 5: ch4 (counts as 1tr) ch2, 1tr in the same ch sp, ch5, 1sc in the nex ch sp, ch5,
*1tr in the next ch sp, ch2, 1tr in the same ch sp, ch5, 1sc in the next ch sp, ch5*
repeat from * to * 4 more times, end up with sl st into the 4st ch from beg
You will have 6 groups of 2tr "v" around

Round 6: ch3 (count as 1dc) *1dc into each st from previous row till you reach the top of the snowflake then work 3dc into the sc from the previous row, then again only 1dc into each st*
repeat from * to * till the end of the row, end up with sl st in the 3rd ch from beg

Round 7 - ending (it is optional): change the colour - I used red and green
ch1 (count as 1sc) *1sc into each st from previous row till you reach the end of the row

Cut the yarn and fasten off.