Name: Easy Sea Shell Crochet Coasters- Free Pattern Crochet Pattern
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Easy Sea Shell Crochet Coasters- Free Pattern Crochet Pattern

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SubscribeIt’s still summer, and therefore beach season. Honestly though, I wasn’t thinking about the beach when I made these Easy Sea Shell Coasters. I just wanted to make something different.These days, as I work from my computer, I tend to have a filled cup nearby, so I was looking for the very first coasters I made a while back but could not remember what I did with or where I kept them.Thank God for the ‘super power’ of crocheting (have you seen that meme?), I decided to make new ones. So even though I wasn’t thinking about the beach when I got to making these, the summer heat must’ve subconsiously led me to create something from the water/sea. Even so, you can have fun with these Sea Shell Coasters when you go collecting sea shells with your young ones. Wait! have you seen this sea shell collector bag from Dream a Little Bigger? So cute!This Sea Shell Coaster is worked in rows and in one piece. I particularly love how it fans out to create the clam sea shell shape. I hope you enjoy making these as I did.It is ok if you sell items you made using Craft-Her patterns. And I’d really love it if you mentioned it was from Craft-Her. And please, do not sell or mass produce Craft-Her patterns- (the only exception is if you are donating the handmade items to charity). Thank you. Read more on Craft-Her policy hereThanks. You can read more on Craft-Her policy here.Watch the VIDEO TUTORIALNotes:You’ll need:Stitches/AbbreviationForm Magic circle, Ch 18Remember- work in FLORow 1: HDC in 3rd Ch from hook, HDC in 15. Sl st in circle. TurnRow 2: Sl st in 16 sts across. turnRow 3: Ch 3, 3HDC in 1st st, HDC in 15. Sl st in circle. TurnRow 4: Sl st in 18 sts across. turnRow 5: Ch 3, 3HDC in 1st st, HDC in 17. Sl st in circle. TurnRow 6: Sl st in 20 sts across. turnRow 7: Ch 3, 3HDC in 1st st, HDC in 19. Sl st in circle. TurnRow 8: Sl st in 22 sts across. turnRow 9: Ch 3, 3HDC in 1st st, HDC in 21. Sl st in circle. TurnRow 10: Sl st in 24 sts across. TurnRow 11: Ch 3, HDC in 24 sts, across. turn. Sl st in circle, TurnRow 12: Sl st across. turnRows 13-16: repeat rows 11 &amp; 12 two timesRow 17: Ch 3, HDC3tog, HDC in 21. Sl st in circle. TurnRow 18: Sl st in 22 sts across. turnRow 19: Ch 3, HDC3tog, HDC in 19. Sl st in circle. TurnRow 20: Sl st in 20 sts across. turnRow 21: Ch 3, HDC3tog, HDC in 17. Sl st in circle. TurnRow 22: Sl st in 18 sts across. TurnRow 23: Ch 3, HDC3tog, HDC in 15. Sl st in circle. TurnRow 24: Sl st in 16 sts across. turnRow 25: Ch 2, HDC across, break yarn.Pull tail to close the circle. Tie the tails together, weave in ends and snip off.Thank you for checking out this pattern. Kindly use the SHARE buttons below to let other crochet and craft lovers know. Share your version with us in our Private Facebook group or with #craftherblog on Instagram. Thank you!Sharelovely pattern!!! is there any way you can upscale this so it can be used as a bralette cup?ReplyHello!First off I would like to say what a beautiful pattern it is! But I have to agree it is a bit confusing, and I’ve redone it a couple of times now and I stil don’t get it right. For me it’s the top part, with the chain 3. As I assume one is suppose to Sl st(in front loop) in the chained 3 from previous round,3ch, and then hdc 3 together. All in front loop. But I jsut don’t get the little hills /pointi parts on the top? It just gets straight and not 〰 on the top like the picture. Hope you understand what I mean!ReplyI find your instructions very confusing. Are we going into the chain stitch to get the extra stitches? And do we FLO into the slip stitch??? What do we do there? On row 4 and row 6 etc? Thank you for your help.ReplyI’m getting a little confused with counting stitches, where the end of my half trebles separate never seem to look the same. Row 4, where it says to do 18 slips, makes my next row of half trebles start too high. Are you meant to do the first slip stitch of the slip stitch row in the last half treble of the previous row? Or in the slip stitch that you did in the magic circle? Many thanksReplyDo you not work the ends of rows 10 thru 16 with a sl st in the magic circle? It is back in the directions at row 17. Just want to varify.ReplyHi! Just wanted to let you know row 22 should read 18 sts, and row 24 should read 16 sts!Lovely pieces!ReplyI'd love to tell you when there's a new (free) pattern or something up my sleeveShare

SubscribeIt’s still summer, and therefore beach season. Honestly though, I wasn’t thinking about the beach when I made these Easy Sea Shell Coasters. I just wanted to make something different.These days, as I work from my computer, I tend to have a filled cup nearby, so I was looking for the very first coasters I made a while back but could not remember what I did with or where I kept them.Thank God for the ‘super power’ of crocheting (have you seen that meme?), I decided to make new ones. So even though I wasn’t thinking about the beach when I got to making these, the summer heat must’ve...

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