Brace yourselves for some incredibly pretty, free knitting coaster patterns. If you've been looking to work on some instantly gratifying knitting projects, then there isn't a better choice than trying out some lovely coaster patterns. These take very little time to knit up and are mostly really easy to work. You can make a complete set of matching coasters or a set of assorted designs that complement each other.

Free Knit Coaster Patterns
I've put together a variety of patterns ranging not just in skill levels, but from minimal designs to intricate details. The links have sufficient guidelines to walk you through the entire process with ease. I trust you guys to come up with ideas of your own and create some coaster patterns worth toasting. Make sure to try some of these patterns and do let me know in the comments how those turn out for you.
#1 The Easy Knitted Coasters
Treat your tables to some yummy-looking coasters even if you are just a beginner at knitting stitches, with this really easy coaster pattern. Pick yarn in the color of your choice and knit away a set for yourself or a friend. The link comes with complete instructions, so it should be easy breezy to follow. Patterns from Nimble Needles
#2 French Knitted Knotted Coasters
Ooh, we love the French for their sense of style, and we also love a twist in basic designs, so we are obviously loving what’s happening with these coasters. The French Knitted coasters would look lovely in a formal setting. You may knit these up for someone’s housewarming party, as it would be a lovely gesture to make something yourself and show your excitement in their achievement. Patterns from My Poppet
#3 Flower Blossom Coasters
Bring some spring to your living space with these fully blooming coasters. These pretty coasters will bring some sunshine to your house and brighten up your space when it’s cold and cloudy outside. Also, these coasters are thick enough to keep your furniture protected against any spills. Patterns from The Purple Poncho
#4 Fun sheep knitted coaster set
What a cute and quirky pattern to show some animal love. These coasters would look so pretty on some vintage furniture. You can make these for a friend with a farmhouse, or just to practice your knitting skills. Either way, this pattern would be super fun to try out and the results are worth the time and effort. Patterns from The Knitting Space
#5 Circle Coaster by BROME FIELDS
Make some pretty little coasters following the guidelines provided by Brome Fields. You can make a set of these in monochrome or make a whole set using different colors of your choice. Either way, these would look really nice. As these coasters are chunky and textured, these would serve well placed underneath hot or cold containers. Patterns from Brome Fields
#6 Lizard Ridge Coasters
Some cute little coasters for your bedroom or living area. These would make a sweet gift for a friend moving to a different school/dorms. She can use these around her study space and always be reminded of you. The color palette is so full of vibrant shades and lively visuals, anyone would be thrilled to receive these. Patterns from Love Crafts
#7 Coasters in Color
If you’re looking for a quick and easy coaster pattern, begin working on this and have a decent set of coasters ready for use in no time. It’s so gratifying being able to cater to such needs without having to step out of the house for making purchases all the time. Patterns from Roving Crafters
#8 Knit Diamond Coaster
I’m simply in love with these nice-looking, kind of rustic (but in a good way) coasters. These coasters would go well with pretty much all kinds of furniture, and they are absorbent enough to keep it protected against any spills and stains. What are you waiting for then? I was sold just by looking at the picture, so I’m surely giving this pattern a try. Patterns from New Leaf Designs
#9 Autumn Leaf Coaster
Who ain’t a fan of them gorgeous maple leaves filling up the streets with beauty even in their fall? Autumn comes with a lovely nostalgic vibe, that you can’t just shrug off. Also, the beauty is undeniable so for those of you who want to carry the fall vibe around with them, into the rest of the year, maybe knit up some of these autumn leaf coasters and always enjoy sipping away at fluids like it’s fall and you’re in love. Patterns from Love Crafts
#10 Egg or Avocado Coaster
Wow! These coasters are total stunners – super quirky and cute. You can make these for a friend who’s big about breakfast, or you can make these for your own dining table. Egg and avocado are a match made in heaven and I know a lot of you will agree. On days when you forget to stock your fridge on either of these, you can enjoy the sight of these while you munch away at a croissant and have some coffee. Patterns from Knitting and So On
#11 Twinkle Coasters
Cute little coasters that if made in the same color combination would make a great match for your 4th of July celebrations, so maybe you can just make these and store them away for that time of the year only. I like my coasters colorful and interesting, and these match the description. If these match your description for pretty coasters then get your knitting supplies out and whip up some for you. Patterns from Ravelry
#12 Coasters by SQUIBBLYBUPS
How cute are these coasters! I would play with these absentmindedly, because the pattern is the sort that coaxes you into daydreaming, or is it just me? Let me shrug these pretty swirls off my mind for a while – so yeah! Beautiful coasters! Go through the pattern guidelines provided with the link to make some sophisticated companions for your glasses and mugs. Patterns from Love Crafts
#13 Herringbone Fringe Coaster
Just loving these contemporary coasters, that would look so chic with furniture made in neutral hues. I can picture these scattered around on a pretty kitchen island because they just look so pretty that way – any way – I would recommend you try out this pattern because the fringes and the whole look are worth giving a shot. Patterns from Handy Little Me
#14 Easy Knit DIY Coasters
Knit up some cute little DIY coasters while you watch your favorite TV show. Make this to give as a gift, or to add to your current stock for a party. These are sweet and simple and really easy to make. Even if you are a beginner at knitting, don’t shy away, and dive right in. I assure you, you shall surface as victorious. Patterns from Artful Home Making
#15 Flower Tea Cozy & Coasters
I saved the cutest set for the last because I wanted us to sign out on a great note with something definitely bookmarked as your next knitting project. Make this lovely tea cozy and coasters set, using this great pattern, and charm your friends and family at your next tea party. The teapot might feel really lucky decked up in something this pretty. I would say this knitted set is essential for all your garden tea parties, because WOW. Patterns from Clover
Free Knitting Coaster Patterns – In Conclusion
Coasters make really nice presents when going to someone's place for the first time. You can even make knitted coasters as souvenirs. Anyone who's particular about keeping their living space organized always appreciates a nice set of coasters. You can even make these as a going-away present for someone who is shifting to a different place. The gifting possibilities are endless, and so are the patterns, so it's best to start working on the ones that you really liked. Knit away, my people!
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