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Zigzag Crochet Pattern Free Coaster Pattern

Fiona Field • Jan 31, 2022

Learn how to create a single crochet zigzag pattern with this free crochet coaster pattern. This snazzy crochet coaster pattern will help you master the chevron stitch as you create a cute crochet mug rug.

Free crochet tea cosy pattern

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Zigzag Crochet Pattern Free Crochet Coaster Pattern

The zigzag crochet pattern which creates the chevron style is one of those styles that never goes out of fashion. It's easy to update by choosing different colours to make the pattern and create a completely different look.


Like many of my makes, I've chosen some bright pinks and purples, but this coaster would also look great worked up in shades of white and black to create a monochrome masterpiece.


This coaster pattern is perfectly matched to the Time for Me Teapot Cosy, that you can find by clicking here. Both patterns feature the zigzag crochet stitch but this crochet coaster pattern is worked in cotton so that it absorbs any drips of condensation whereas the teapot cosy is made in acrylic to repel any drips.


The zigzag / Chevron stitch can be worked so many different ways and as you can see from my other designs including the Bittersweet Margaret Skirt and the Breezy Cushion, the colours used make a big impact on how bold the pattern stands out. 

Zigzag crochet pattern free coaster pattern

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How to crochet a Chevron Coaster | Zigzag Crochet Pattern Free

Skill Level: Beginner


Materials:

Abbreviations: US terms (UK in brackets)

St(s)                              Stitches

Ch                                  Chain

Sc (Dc)                         Single crochet (Double Crochet)

3Sc (3Dc)                    Work 3 Single (UK-Double) Crochet into the same stitch

Sc2Tog (Dc2Tog)     Single Crochet 2 together (Double crochet 2 together)

Sc3Tog (Dc3Tog)     Single crochet 3 together (Double crochet 3 together)


Gauge:

  • is not essential. Check the length of the 1st row as instructed in pattern notes


Finished Size:

  • 5 inches by 3.5 inches excluding fringe


Pattern Notes:

  • Whatever your skill level with crochet, I always recommend reading through this pattern before beginning. Get in touch if you need any help completing the pattern.
  • Ch1 at the beginning of the rows DO NOT count as a stitch.
  • The fringe is optional but blocking will be required without it.


Special Stitches

Single Crochet 3 Together (Sc3Tog) - UK Double Crochet 3 together (Dc3Tog)

Worked over 3 Stitches:

  • Insert hook into 1st stitch, yarn over and bring up loop
  • Yarn over, pull through 1st loop on hook (2 loops on hook)
  • Insert hook into 2nd stitch, yarn over and bring up loop
  • Yarn over and pull through 1st loop on hook (3 loops on hook)
  • Insert hook into 3rd stitch, yarn over and bring up loop (4 loops on hook)
  • Yarn over and pull through all 4 loops on hook
Zigzag Crochet Pattern Free

Time for Me Coaster Pattern | Zigzag Crochet Pattern Free

With A and 4mm hook

Ch25


Row 1: Sc in 2nd ch from hook, Sc in next 2 sts, *3Sc in next, Sc in next 2 sts. Sc3Tog over next 3 sts, Sc in next 2 sts*, repeat between * and * to last 5 sts, 3Sc in next, Sc in next 2 sts, Sc2Tog across last 2 sts. Turn (25)


Row 2: Ch1, skip st under ch, Sc in next st, Sc in next 2 sts, *3Sc in next, Sc in next 2 sts. Sc3Tog over next 3 sts, Sc in next 2 sts*, repeat between * and * to last 5 sts, 3Sc in next, Sc in next 2 sts, Sc2Tog across last 2 sts. Turn. (25)


Rows 3 & 4: Change to B. Repeat Row .2


Rows 5 & 6: Change to C. Repeat Row 2.


Rows 7 & 8: Change to A. Repeat Row 2.

Rows 9-20: Repeat Rows 3 to 8 twice more for a total of 20 Rows.

Fasten off after Row 20 and weave in all ends.

Move onto adding Fringe. If not adding the fringe, block to shape.

Zigzag Crochet Pattern free

Adding the Fringe | Zigzag Crochet Pattern Free

With C, cut 42, 5 inch lengths

  • Insert hook into 1st stitch on zigzag edge
  • Pull through 3 strands of 5 inch lengths
  • Loop over and tighten to create fringe
  • Repeat in each peak and dip across end
  • Repeat across other edge of coaster
  • Trim each fringe to the same length


Zigzag Crochet pattern Free Coaster Pattern

If you've loved making your very own Time for Me Tea zigzag crochet pattern, why not try making the corresponding teapot cosy to match!

Click here to make the Time for Me Tea Cozy


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Hi, I'm Fiona, the hands behind Cosy Rosie Crochet - the place to learn to crochet as you make! 


With over four years of hands-on experience leading in-person crochet workshops since 2018 and designing and publishing my own patterns since 2019, I bring a wealth of expertise of sharing crochet techniques.....

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