It’s the perfect time of year for a Shamrock Crochet Coaster, but this is for bringing luck all year long. Did you ever search through patches of clover as a child looking for that unique four-leaf clover?
I remember when my mom saw me searching through a patch and said, ‘Looks like we need to spray the lawn for weeds again.”
I was so upset when I found out clover is often seen as a weed that takes over lawns. In my childhood mind, I loved imaging owning a yard that is utterly clover one day.
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And guess what? I kinda do lol.
The front area of my lawn if so full of clover and it doesn’t bother me. We are not aggressive with lawn chemicals and I actually like the color and softness of the clover over the rough crabgrass.
And I occasionally look for that rare genetic mutation for a four-leaf clover.
“The only good luck many great men ever had was being born with the ability and determination to overcome bad luck.”
-Channing Pollock
While the three leaves of a shamrock stand for faith, hope, and love, the fourth leaf is often viewed as luck.
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Why you should make this Shamrock Crochet Coaster for St. Patrick’s day.
It’s the perfect way to bring a fun and festive touch to your St. Patrick’s Day celebration. Plus, it’s quick and easy to make!
This shamrock crochet coaster pattern is a great way for novice crocheters or experts to add a bit of holiday cheer to their home decor without putting in too much effort. With a few basic crochet stitches and some colorful yarn, you can make this shamrock coaster in no time! It’s the perfect way to get your craft on for the holiday season.
This shamrock crochet coaster pattern is great for St. Patrick’s Day and makes an excellent decoration during the summer months. You can change the colors of the shamrock crochet coaster to be more spring and give your home a cheerful touch for any occasion.
Get ready to bring luck into your home with this quick and cute shamrock crochet coaster pattern. It’s the perfect addition to your holiday decorations and a great way to bring some lucky shamrocks into your home!
Love making home decor items?
Creating holiday decor items that are handmade bring warm and inviting vibes to any home. If you love this pattern I also have the matching Shamrock Crochet Potholder Pattern. And keeping with the theme, check out the St. Patrick’s Crochet Shamrock Pillow Cover.
And if you want to get started on spring home decor, the Spring Plaid Deer Crochet Pillow Cover or the Bloom Crochet Pillow Cover.
Enjoying this shamrock crochet coaster? You might also want to browse The Best 27 Crochet Leaf Patterns for Any Season to gather more inspiration.
Supplies you will need to create the crochet coaster:
Many of the supplies can be found at the affiliate links below:
• Crochet Hook 4 mm (G), I highly recommend Furls Hook (affiliate link) or a Clover Crochet Hook (link below). I love both of these.
• Removable stitch markers if needed
• Yarn needle to weave in ends
• Scissors
Yarn:
• WeCrochet Dishie
Honeydew (light green) 1 skein
Jalapeno (dark green) 1 skein
If gauge is met, other yarns of the same weight can be substituted. Or you can use different weights for bigger or smaller sizes.
Yardage:
• Approx. 21 Yards [19 meters]
per coaster.
Measurements:
The Shamrock body is approx. 4 inches across.
Abbreviations:
• ch- Chain
• dc- Double Crochet
• hdc- Half Double Crochet
• Magic Ring -see below
• sts- Stitches
Skill Level:
• Easy/Advanced Beginner
Gauge:
• 9 dc sts and 4 rows = 4” [10 cm]
Notes for the Shamrock Crochet Coaster:
-Stitch counts include chains and slip stitches.
-Slip stitch to the first stitch in round to join.
-Video & written instructions for the pattern are below.
How to Start the Crochet Shamrock Coaster with the Magic Ring:
Crochet Shamrock Coaster Video Tutorial:
Shamrock Crochet Coaster Instructions:
Rnd 1: In Magic Ring: Ch 3 (counts as first dc stitch), dc 1, (ch 3, dc 3) three times, ch 3, dc 1, join. (24 sts)
Rnd 2: Ch 3 (counts as first dc st), dc in the next st, *(2 dc, ch 3, 2 dc ) in the next chain space, dc in the next 3 sts*; repeat from * to * three times, (2 dc, ch 3, 2 dc) in the next chain space, dc in the last st, join. (40 sts)
Rnd 3: Ch 3 (counts as first dc stitch), dc in the next 3 sts, *(dc, ch 2, slip st, ch 2, dc) in the chain space, dc in the next 7 sts*; repeat from * to * three times, (dc, ch 2, slip st, ch 2, dc) in the chain space, dc in the last 3 sts, join. (56 sts)
Rnd 4: Do not chain and skip the first 2 sts, 3 dc in each of the next 2 sts, skip next st, slip st across the next 4 chains from the previous round, *skip next sts, 3 dc in each of the next 2 sts, skip next st, sl st in next, skip next st, 3 dc in each of the next 2 sts, skip next st, slip st across the next 4 chains from the previous round*; repeat from * to * until the last 4 sts, skip next st, 3 dc in each of the next 2 sts, skip last st and join to the first st in round. Fasten off yarn.
Shamrock Stem:
Chain 12, dc in the 3rd chain from the hook, dc in next 4 chains, hdc in last 5. Fasten off end and use tail to sew the stem to the shamrock body. Weave in all ends.
Finishing the Shamrock Crochet Coaster
Fasten off yarn and weave in ends. Place them around your house to project your table tops around St. Patricks Day.
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I hope you have enjoyed making the Shamrock Crochet Coaster Pattern! Also check out the Shamrock Potholder Crochet Pattern. It’s worked up with this same pattern but with a trick to make it bulky and bigger.
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