Nothing says fall like a warm mug and a little golden sunshine on the table, and these crochet sunflower coasters bring both. The free crochet pattern can be found right here on the page, or you can pick up a printable PDF available for purchase in the shop.
UPDATED: OCTOBER 12, 2026 BY BRITTANY
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Skill Level | Easy
Finished Size | 4.5″ diameter, measured from petal tip to petal tip
Crochet sunflower coasters are one of those small projects that look far more impressive than the time they take. A dark center ringed with golden petals gives you a flower that sits on the table all season, and you’ll love crocheting every single round.
They’re a good fit for fall decorating, Thanksgiving tables, and handmade gifts. Once you’ve finished the first one, the rest go quickly. Each coaster takes about 30 minutes, so a whole set is an easy weekend project.
About Our Crochet Sunflower Coaster Pattern
Crochet sunflower coasters are a cheerful way to dress up a table when the weather turns cool. They’re made for anyone who wants a quick, satisfying project, whether you’re brand new to crochet or just want something relaxing between bigger makes. You’ll enjoy seeing the flower take shape, and you’ll end up with something that works as hard as it looks. They’re sweet in a set of four for your own home, they make a thoughtful handmade gift, and they’d add a warm touch to a Thanksgiving table. Keep reading for more frequently asked questions and pattern details, or jump down to the free pattern.
You can view our crochet sunflower coaster pattern completely free on this page. But, if you prefer having a digital copy that you can save or print, we’ve got you covered with that option as well.
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Recommended Supplies
- Any Medium-Weight (#4) Yarn, about 15 yds of color A, and 10 yds of color B
- 4 mm Crochet Hook
- Yarn needle
- Scissors
For my crochet sunflower coasters, I used Bernat All Day Cotton in colors “coffee bean” and “golden” and they are just the perfect hues for a sunflower. I love cotton for coasters because it’s durable enough to handle regular use and absorbs condensation from cold glasses and hot mugs. It also holds its shape well, so the petals stay flat.
You can swap in any medium weight yarn that you like, and it’s a good use for the scraps in your stash. If you change yarns, work up the first 4 rounds and check that they measure 3.25″ across. If your circle comes out smaller or larger, go up or down a hook size until it matches. Your coasters will then come out at the right size.
Abbreviations
This pattern is written using standard US crochet terminology.
- Ch Chain
- Cont Continue
- Dc Double Crochet
- Hk Hook
- Rem Remaining
- Rep Repeat
- Sk Skip
- Slst Slip Stitch
- St(s) Stitch(es)
Crochet Sunflower Coasters Pattern Notes
You’ll start each coaster with a magic ring, and if that technique is new to you, my magic ring guide walks you through it step by step. From there you’ll work in joined rounds, closing each one before you start the next. The chain at the start of every round counts as a stitch, so include it when you count your stitches at the end of each round. The brown center comes first, and the golden petals finish the edge for 10 petals all the way around. Your coaster should lie flat when you’re done and doesn’t need blocking, though a little steam never hurts if you want extra-crisp petals (my blocking guide covers how).
Gauge: First 4 rounds = 3.25” diameter
Finished Size: When finished, this coaster will measure about 4.5” from the tip of one petal to another.
Crochet Sunflower Coaster Pattern
Round 1: With color A, make a magic ring with 10 dc. Slst to the first st to join the round. (10 sts)
Round 2: Make 2 dc in every st. Slst to the first st to join the round. (20 sts)
Round 3: Make *1 dc in the next st, and 2 dc in the next st. Rep from * to the end of the round. Slst to the first st to join the round. (30 sts)
A digital pattern is available in our shop so you can print out the pattern
Round 4: Make *1 dc in the next 2 sts, and 2 dc in the next st. Rep from * to the end of the round. Slst to the first st to join the round. (40 sts)
Break color A and join color B in any st with a slst to start the next round.
Round 5: *Sk one st, and in the next st (3 dc, ch 3, slst to the first of those 3 ch, 3 dc). Sk one st and slst in the next. Rep from * to the end of the round for a total of 10 flower petals.
Fasten off and weave in ends.
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