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Vinyl Record Coasters Pattern

Vinyl Record Coasters Pattern
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Beginner Friendly Level

Perfect for those just starting their crochet journey, with clear instructions and simple techniques

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Bite-Sized Project

Finishes in 2-4 hoursβ€”perfect for an afternoon of creative relaxation.

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A warm touch for your space that transforms ordinary corners into inviting nooks filled with handmade charm.

About This Vinyl Record Coasters Pattern

This pattern creates a crochet vinyl record coaster comprised of a small contrast centre insert and a larger black vinyl body. Youll use basic rounds, increases and front post stitches to build the shape. Both UK and US stitch term versions are included so you can follow the terminology you prefer.

Vinyl Record Coasters Pattern crochet pattern - detailed view of completed project

The finished coaster measures approximately 13cm / 5.5 inches with the contrast insert at about 6cm / 2.5 inches. Simple finishing steps secure the ends for a neat professional look.

Why You'll Love This Vinyl Record Coasters Pattern

I absolutely love this pattern because it turns a simple circle into something nostalgic and fun with only a few rounds. I enjoy that it is quick to make and gives a big visual impact for very little time. The use of front-post stitches to create the vinyl effect is satisfying and gives a nice texture. I also appreciate that I can easily customise the centre contrast colour for a personalised gift or themed set.

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Switch Things Up

I love changing the centre contrast colour to make themed sets; try pastels, neons, or metallic yarn for fun variations.

I often make mini sets as gifts by using the same centre colour but alternating the vinyl body colour for seasonal looks.

I sometimes swap the yarn weight and hook to make larger or smaller coasters; using a thicker yarn will create a chunkier coaster.

I recommend trying a variegated yarn for the centre insert to create a unique marbled record label effect.

I occasionally embroider a small label or initials onto the contrast insert for personalised gifts.

I like to block the coaster lightly to help it sit flat if your tension makes it slightly wavy after row 6.

I sometimes add a thin non-slip backing if the coaster will be used on a smooth surface and needs extra grip.

I enjoy making matching placemats or pot holders by expanding the same increasing sequence to larger rounds.

I sometimes pair the coasters with a small crocheted record sleeve as a charming gift set.

I encourage you to experiment with placement of the contrast insert and the final FP rows to vary the texture and look of your finished coaster.

Common Mistakes & How to Fix Them

βœ— Not leaving a long tail at the start or end; always leave a 10cm end as instructed for weaving and finishing. βœ— Failing to mark the last stitch of each round; place a stitch marker to keep your continuous rounds aligned correctly. βœ— Skipping the front-post stitches or working them incorrectly; insert your hook from in front of the post and work FP(htr) or FP(hdc) exactly as written. βœ— Cutting ends too short before securing; secure with a couple of small stitches then weave through the back of nearest stitches before trimming.

Vinyl Record Coasters Pattern

Make a set of playful vinyl record coasters with this clear, photo-referenced pattern. Youll crochet a small contrast insert and a larger black vinyl round to create a nostalgic coaster that measures about 13cm (5.5in). The pattern includes both UK and US stitch terms so you can follow the version you prefer.

Beginner Friendly 2-3 Hours

Materials Needed for Vinyl Record Coasters Pattern

β€” Main Fabric

  • 01
    Hayfield Bonus Black 0965 - 15g
  • 02
    Hayfield Bonus Contrast - 2g (small amount for centre insert, choose your contrast colour)

β€” Tools Required

  • 01
    3mm Crochet Hook
  • 02
    Wool Needle (for sewing/weaving ends)
  • 03
    Stitch Marker (to mark end of round)
  • 04
    Scissors

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β€” UK Terms :

β€” Contrast Insert (UK) :

Row 1 :

leaving a 10cm end, ch8, sl st to join (8)

Row 2 :

ch2, tr x21 into centre circle, sl st to join at top of ch2 (22, ch2 counts as 1st st)

Row 3 :

ch2, trinc into base of same st, trinc) x21, sl st to join at top of ch2 (44, ch2 counts as 1st st)

Info :

F/O leaving a 10cm end.

Info :

Secure ends with a couple of small sts before weaving through back of nearest tr sts and cutting flush to finish.

β€” Vinyl (UK) :

Using Black :

leaving a 10cm end, FP(htr) into top of any of the tr sts in previous row, FP(htr) into next 43 sts, sl st to join at top of 1st FP(htr) (44)

Row 5 :

ch2, trinc into next st, (tr into next st, trinc) x21, sl st to join at top of ch2 (66, ch2 counts as 1st st)

Row 6 :

ch2, tr into next st, trinc, (tr into next 2sts, trinc) x21, sl st to join at top of ch2 (88, ch2 counts as 1st st)

Info :

THE COASTER WILL BE SLIGHTLY WAVY AT THIS STAGE BUT THE LAST ROW WILL FLATTEN IT BACK OUT.

Row 7 :

ch1, htr into next 87sts, sl st to join at top of ch1 (88, ch1 counts as 1st st)

Info :

F/O leaving a 10cm end.

Info :

Secure ends with a couple of small sts before weaving through back of nearest htr sts and cutting flush to finish.

β€” US Terms :

β€” Contrast Insert (US) :

Row 1 :

leaving a 10cm end, ch8, sl st to join (8)

Row 2 :

ch2, dc x21 into centre circle, sl st to join at top of ch2 (22, ch2 counts as 1st st)

Row 3 :

ch2, dcinc into base of same st, dcinc) x21, sl st to join at top of ch2 (44, ch2 counts as 1st st)

Info :

F/O leaving a 10cm end.

Info :

Secure ends with a couple of small sts before weaving through back of nearest dc sts and cutting flush to finish.

β€” Vinyl (US) :

Using Black :

Row 4: leaving a 10cm end, FP(hdc) into top of any of the dc sts in previous row, FP(hdc) into next 43 sts, sl st to join at top of 1st FP(hdc) (44)

Row 5 :

ch2, dcinc into next st, (dc into next st, dcinc) x21, sl st to join at top of ch2 (66, ch2 counts as 1st st)

Row 6 :

ch2, dc into next st, dcinc, (dc into next 2sts, dcinc) x21, sl st to join at top of ch2 (88, ch2 counts as 1st st)

Info :

THE COASTER WILL BE SLIGHTLY WAVY AT THIS STAGE BUT THE LAST ROW WILL FLATTEN IT BACK OUT.

Row 7 :

ch1, hdc into next 87sts, sl st to join at top of ch1 (88, ch1 counts as 1st st)

Info :

F/O leaving a 10cm end.

Info :

Secure ends with a couple of small sts before weaving through back of nearest hdc sts and cutting flush to finish.

Infos :

Teri Hamilton 2021. This pattern is my original pattern. By purchasing this pattern, you agree to the terms of use: Please do not claim this pattern as your own. You may not sell or distribute the pattern, or any part thereof, without prior permission. It is for personal use only. It is permitted to make items from this pattern to sell for charitable purposes, provided they meet safety guidelines and Crochet at Teri's is accredited.

Assembly Instructions

  • Secure the starting and ending tails: leave a 10cm end at the start and finish of each insert and vinyl round, then fasten off as instructed.
  • Weave tails through the back of the nearest stitches: use a wool needle to weave the tail through the back of the nearest tr/dc/htr/hdc stitches before trimming flush for a neat finish.
  • Use a couple of small securing stitches before weaving ends: add a couple of small securing stitches to anchor the tail before weaving to prevent slippage.
  • Join contrast insert and vinyl visually by centering the insert: when placing the contrast centre onto the black vinyl, centre it in the middle and ensure its secure before weaving any remaining ends beneath the insert.

Important Notes

  • πŸ’‘Unless stated work in continuous rounds marking last stitch of each row with a stitch marker before proceeding with the next.
  • πŸ’‘Leave a 10cm end at the start and finish of each component for secure finishing and weaving.
  • πŸ’‘Secure ends with a couple of small stitches before weaving through the back of the nearest stitches and cutting flush to finish.

Make a set of vinyl record coasters to add vintage charm to your home or to give as a fun handmade gift. These coasters are quick to crochet and easy to customise with different centre colours. Try a set for your music-loving friends and brighten any coffee table. 🎢🧢

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FAQs

What size will the finished piece be?

The final coaster measures approximately 13cm / 5.5 inches, with the contrast insert approximately 6cm / 2.5 inches.

Which stitch terms are included in the pattern?

This pattern includes both UK terms (htr, tr) and US terms (hdc, dc) with separate instructions so you can follow either terminology.

Do I need special tools to finish the coaster?

No special tools are required beyond a 3mm crochet hook and a wool needle for weaving ends; scissors and a stitch marker are also useful.

How long will it take to make one coaster?

Most crafters can complete a single coaster in about 2-3 hours depending on experience and speed.