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Sunlit Petal Coaster Set
Home accents · Beginner-friendly · ~30 minutes each
Small petals, sunny tables.

Easy Sunflower Crochet Coaster Pattern

A cheerful sunflower-inspired coaster with a warm brown center, golden petals, and an optional sage leaf accent.

Pattern and instructions by CrochetIndex Editorial
Before you start

Skills used in this project

Review any stitch you do not know yet, then come back here and follow the project in order.

Step by step

Build the flower from the center out.

Make the brown center first, add one petal round, then finish and shape the coaster flat.

Magic ring — Make a magic ring with the warm brown cotton yarn and place it on the 5.0 mm sage hook.1

Magic ring

Make a magic ring with the warm brown cotton yarn and place it on the 5.0 mm sage hook.

Round 1 — Chain 1, work 6 single crochet into the ring, then pull the center closed and join with a slip stitch. (6 sts)2

Round 1

Chain 1, work 6 single crochet into the ring, then pull the center closed and join with a slip stitch. (6 sts)

Round 2 — Work 2 single crochet in each stitch around, keeping the circle flat. Join at the end. (12 sts)3

Round 2

Work 2 single crochet in each stitch around, keeping the circle flat. Join at the end. (12 sts)

Build the center — Round 3: repeat (1 sc, 2 sc in next st). Round 4: repeat (2 sc, 2 sc in next st). Finish with 24 stitches.4

Build the center

Round 3: repeat (1 sc, 2 sc in next st). Round 4: repeat (2 sc, 2 sc in next st). Finish with 24 stitches.

Join the petal color — Fasten off brown, join sunflower-yellow yarn cleanly, and position the hook for the first petal.5

Join the petal color

Fasten off brown, join sunflower-yellow yarn cleanly, and position the hook for the first petal.

Crochet the petals — Repeat around: slip stitch in the next stitch; in the next stitch work ch 2, 2 dc, ch 2, slip stitch. Make 12 even petals.6

Crochet the petals

Repeat around: slip stitch in the next stitch; in the next stitch work ch 2, 2 dc, ch 2, slip stitch. Make 12 even petals.

Check the flower edge — Lay the flower flat and check that every petal is even before fastening off the yellow yarn.7

Check the flower edge

Lay the flower flat and check that every petal is even before fastening off the yellow yarn.

Add optional leaves — With sage yarn, chain 6 and shape 2–3 small leaves using slip stitch, single crochet, and half double crochet.8

Add optional leaves

With sage yarn, chain 6 and shape 2–3 small leaves using slip stitch, single crochet, and half double crochet.

Weave, block, finish — Weave all tails into matching-color stitches, trim them, then lightly damp-block the coaster flat.9

Weave, block, finish

Weave all tails into matching-color stitches, trim them, then lightly damp-block the coaster flat.

Tips

Small details make the finish better.

  • Use cotton yarn so the coaster absorbs small drips and keeps its shape.
  • Keep the brown center flat; if it cups, loosen your tension slightly.
  • Make all petals with the same tension so the edge stays balanced.
  • Block the finished coaster flat before using it.
  • A set of four to six makes an easy handmade gift.
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Quick answers

Common questions before you start

Is the Sunlit Petal Coaster Set beginner friendly?

This project is labeled Beginner-friendly. The page links the crochet skills to review before you start and breaks the make into 9 steps.

How long does the Sunlit Petal Coaster Set take?

The estimated making time is ~30 minutes each. Your first version may take longer if you pause to practice the listed stitches.

What do I need for this crochet project?

The materials section lists Worsted-weight cotton yarn in warm brown, Worsted-weight cotton yarn in sunflower yellow, Small amount of soft sage yarn for optional leaves, 5.0 mm crochet hook, plus the finishing supplies shown on the page.

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