Transform your coffee table or craft display into a romantic botanical oasis with this cute crochet Rose Garden flip-top coaster pattern! Designed as a multi-functional piece of home decor, this free pattern crafts a flat circular base framed by a delicate double-layer ruffled lace border, finished with posable wired rose vines featuring blooming 3D roses, petite buds, green calyxes, and detailed leaves
It is a fantastic DIY craft project for scrap yarn busting and an absolute top-seller for Mother’s Day gifts, spring pop-up sales, craft market stalls, and aesthetic home decor displays. For sweet handmade gifts, style it as an aesthetic mug rug, a display stand for tiny keepsakes, a doll photo prop, or a whimsical catch-all trinket dish!
Materials & Tools
Yarn: 4-ply cotton or acrylic yarn in:
Main body color (light blue or your preferred base color)
Lace color (white or cream)
Rose petals (light pink and deep pink)
Stems, calyx, and leaves (light green)
Crochet Hooks:
3.0 mm hook (used for the base with 2 strands held together)
2.0 mm hook (used for the lace edging, flowers, calyxes, and leaves)
Craft Wire: 0.5 mm flexible craft/floral wire
Tools:
Yarn needle / tapestry needle
Stitch marker
Scissors
Small craft pliers / wire cutters
Fabric glue or hot glue gun
Abbreviations (US Terms)
ch – chain
sl st – slip stitch
sc – single crochet
hdc – half double crochet
dc – double crochet
inc – increase (work 2 stitches into the same stitch)
BLO – back loop only
FLO – front loop only
MR – magic ring
st(s) – stitch(es)
Part 1: Main Coaster Base
Work holding two strands of yarn together using the 3.0 mm hook.
Round 1: Make a magic ring. Ch 2 (does not count as a stitch here and throughout). Work 10 dc into the ring. Place a stitch marker into the top of the first dc. Pull the ring tail tight. Sl st into the first marked dc to join. Pull the center tail tight once more. (10 sts)
Round 2: Ch 2. Work a dc increase into every stitch around (2 dc in each stitch). Sl st into the first stitch to close. (20 sts)
Round 3:Ch 2. repeat 10 times around. Sl st into the first stitch to close.(30 sts)
Round 4:Ch 2. repeat 10 times around. Sl st into the first stitch to close.(40 sts)
Round 5:Ch 1 (does not count as a stitch). repeat 10 times around.(50 sts)
Round 6: Ch 1. Working into the front loop only (FLO) of each stitch, work 1 sc into every stitch around with no increases or decreases. (50 sts)
Finishing the base: Pull the working loop out long and cut the yarn. Thread the tail onto a yarn needle to make an invisible join: insert the needle underneath both loops of the very first sc of Round 6, then pass the needle straight down through the center of the back loop of the last sc worked. Pull gently so the faux stitch matches the tension of the surrounding stitches. Weave in the yarn end on the back.
Part 2: Double-Layer Lace Edging
Switch to one strand of white yarn and the 2.0 mm hook.
Layer 1 (Outer Front Lace):
Insert hook under both loops of any stitch along the edge of Round 6.
Yarn over and pull through a loop of white yarn. Ch 1 (does not count as a stitch).
Work 1 sc into this same stitch, then ch 4.
In the next stitch, work 1 sc, then ch 4 (hide the white yarn tail inside your stitches as you go).
Repeat in every stitch all the way around.
Sl st into the first sc to join. Ch 1, cut the yarn, pull through, and weave in the tail.
Layer 2 (Inner Back Lace):
Locate the unused back loops remaining from Round 5 (visible on the inner edge behind the first lace ruffle).
Insert hook into any remaining back loop, pull through the single strand of white yarn, and ch 1.
Work 1 sc into this stitch, then ch 4.
In the next back loop, work 1 sc, then ch 4.
Repeat all the way around.
Sl st into the first sc to join. Fasten off and weave in all yarn ends.
