i was actually able to follow, your directions are very clear and you show the process very well, thank you! my only problem is that mine ended up looking like a bowl lol but thats a me problem
Love these. Thank you. Making a set for our friends Beach house in Oregon. Of course I'm making them while we're here for a little thank you for the stay. So, again, thank you!
Happy berry, this is lovely, such succinct instructions and great camera work. Can you please say what yarn you used, cotton? I think these would be great in Christmas colours. Also please how do you continue if you were making coaster plate size? Thanks again so much. Theresa
Yes I used Catania by Schachenmayr which is a cotton. To continue you would increase the next round as 1dc in the next 4, then 2dc and so on, like a normal circle. You could also increase the granny square too before starting the circle, lots of options.
This is so cute! My parents actually just got home from vacation too, a bus tour all over, through Switzerland, Austria, Italy, and ending in Paris! They had an amazing time but said it was soooo hot!
You have such a delicate crochet approach. I might have to go toward thicker yarn 🧶🥰
Sweet! Very different from many coaster patterns! Thank you, Laura
I'm glad you like ☺️
Omg super cute and love I got to comment early ❤️
Thank you so much!
So cute!! :)))))
Thank you!
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Adorable!! Love it!
Thank you!
I made this last week or so and it's the cutest little coaster ever, I'm in love with the pattern♡
Loved this tutorial! How do I go about flattening my coasters? They dont seem to like to lay flat.
I love this pattern, and will make it following TH-cam; I would buy it off your site, but you don’t take PayPal and I will not give my CC out.
It's free on my website...
i was actually able to follow, your directions are very clear and you show the process very well, thank you! my only problem is that mine ended up looking like a bowl lol but thats a me problem
Easy to follow tutorial, cutting and re-attaching the yarn makes for a cleaner bottom for me. Will be using up all my scraps on coasters like this.
so easy to follow and so, so cute thank you!!!!!!
Amazing 👍
Very pretty but fast as well, as a beginner it was hard to follow but the end result is pretty. Again, I wouldn’t really call it beginner friendly
You can slow the video down!
So cute and so easy ❤
Do you have this for left handed people
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Soooo cute!!❤thank you sooo much!❤❤❤❤❤💕💋
i love ur tutorial the outcome is so cuteee
I have these exact colors+ weights, I’m going to make some of these right now!
You are so patient with us beginners and I love your accent
Thank you 😊
i like it although its not straight
how can I fix it? also thank you for the tutorial
I follow your work, always easy to follow with amazing finshed items. Thank you for your passion and artistic mind.
Much love for Toronto 🌹♥️
Love these. Thank you. Making a set for our friends Beach house in Oregon. Of course I'm making them while we're here for a little thank you for the stay. So, again, thank you!
So beautiful! I made a light blue one,and a purple one.I'm planning on making a dark blue one! Thank you! 💗
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I love this! Would make a perfect gift! Thank you.
Absolutely!
So much talent! I LOVE the new set up! I always say you taught me how to crochet. I love these yarn scrap Fridays. So glad they are back!
Aww thank you so much! I'm so glad you like the new set up ☺️🙏
Very cute coasters 💜💜💜
Thank you!
Must start crocheting for Christmas present now. This is a good one to do.
Thanks, this works great. I'm continuing on, making increases one stitch extra on each row.
Perfect! ☺️👏👏
Happy berry, this is lovely, such succinct instructions and great camera work. Can you please say what yarn you used, cotton? I think these would be great in Christmas colours. Also please how do you continue if you were making coaster plate size? Thanks again so much. Theresa
Yes I used Catania by Schachenmayr which is a cotton. To continue you would increase the next round as 1dc in the next 4, then 2dc and so on, like a normal circle. You could also increase the granny square too before starting the circle, lots of options.
What a quick project. Already memorized it, after watching the tutorial one time. Thank you 💗
So glad you like it! ☺️🙏
It's beautiful
Thank you
But what if you want it bigger?
You could either use a bigger hook and thicker yarn or you can add an extra increase round of 1dc in next 4 then 2dc and continue that way 😊
Nice work 😍
Thank you!
Cute and fast, my favorite kind project. I like your color choices as well, thank you for another fun one.
So glad you like it! Thank you
This is a cute little coaster. I like the square turning into circle. Thank you for sharing. 💜🙏🏻
You're so welcome! I'm glad you like it 😊
Very simple and beautiful
Thank you so much!
This is so cute! My parents actually just got home from vacation too, a bus tour all over, through Switzerland, Austria, Italy, and ending in Paris! They had an amazing time but said it was soooo hot!
It was lol I can relate to that! I bet they loved it though, such amazing countries!
I am so glad I caught this tutorial so early !!! I really enjoy your projects and you always make them so easy to follow !!! Thanks !!!!
Aww that's amazing! I'm so glad you enjoy my work
so cute. can you do a scrunchie tutorial next pls
Great suggestion!
Oh I love this..
Thank you!
So cute, with a different twist from the original granny square. Love It! Thank you Laura.♥️
So glad you like it! Thank you 😌
Very pretty coasters Laura! I love the way you finished off the slip stitches. Great technique! Thanks for sharing!💕
Glad you like it, thank you so much!
I'd we actually had end tables this would be great. 😑
😄 I'm using mine on a box on the end of the sofa, no end tables here either lol