
Apple Coaster
Original design by @绮7手工
An apple-shaped coaster crocheted in flat rounds of double crochet, finished with a brown stem and a small green leaf. It's a quick, beginner-friendly home accent that brightens up a desk or kitchen table.
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Time
- 1-2 hours
Materials
- Yarn in skin/light color, red, brown, and green
- Crochet hook suited to your yarn
- Yarn needle for attaching stem and leaf
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Stitches used: dc, MR, sl st, sc, hdc, inc, ch
Apple Coaster Main Piece (skin color yarn): Rnd 1: 13 dc in MR (13) Rnd 2: Dc inc in each st around (26) Rnd 3: *Dc, dc inc* x13 (39) Rnd 4: *Dc, dc inc, dc* x13 (52) Change to red yarn: Rnd 5: Sl st, sc, hdc inc, hdc-dc, dc inc, dc, *3 dc, dc inc* x4, 2 dc, hdc, hdc-sc, sc, sl st, sc, sc-hdc, hdc-dc, 2 dc, *3 dc, dc inc* x4, dc, dc inc, dc-hdc, hdc inc, sc Stem (brown): Ch 8, work back: hdc, 6 sc Leaf (green): Ch 7, work back: sc, hdc, 3 dc, hdc, 3 sc in last (turn), hdc, 3 dc, hdc, sc
Notes
Apple-shaped coaster. Uses dc stitches for main body with red apple shaping and green leaf.
Frequently asked questions
Why does the coaster use double crochet?
The main piece is built from dc increases (13 sts up to 52) so it grows into a flat disc quickly, giving the coaster body before the red apple shaping round.
How is the apple shape created?
After changing to red yarn, Rnd 5 mixes sl st, sc, hdc, and dc with stepped increases around the edge to sculpt the apple's curved silhouette rather than a plain circle.
How do I finish it?
Make the brown stem (ch 8 worked back) and the green leaf, then sew both to the top of the apple coaster.