Crochet some spooky Spiderweb Coasters for your Halloween party and home decor with this free pattern and video tutorial!
Crocheting for the holidays is always super fun, especially if we’re talking about some spooky Halloween projects, like these spider web coasters!
Imagine at your Halloween party, all these spiderwebs stand out in between candy corn candies, scary red jellos, and magic potions…
Your Halloween table decor will literally be spooktacular!
And all your guests will love using their coasters. So, make sure to crochet a few extra to gift as little party souvenirs!
To crochet these spiderweb Halloween coasters, we will use a solid hexagon with no gaps as the base and surface crochet embroider the spiderweb in a contrasting yarn color.
For both techniques, I prepared a step-by-step video tutorial. So, grab your hook, and let’s crochet some coasters!
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How to Crochet Spiderweb Coasters – Video Tutorial
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Materials
- 3.0-mm (C USA, 11 UK) Hook
- DK (3, Light) Weight Yarn
- Tapestry Needle
Yarn & Yardage
I used Paintbox Yarns Cotton DK (50 g, 137 yds, 125 m) in the following colors and amounts:
- A – Slate Grey (406), Pure Black (402), Mustard Yellow (424), or Blood Orange (420) – 13.7 yds / 12.5 m (for each color)
- B – Champagne White (403) or Pure Black (402) – 5.5 yds / 5 m
Feel free to use any yarn that meets the gauge.
Size
- 3.5″ (9 cm) from corner to corner;
- 3.25″ (8.3 cm) from side to side.
Gauge
This pattern is too small to accurately determine the gauge.
Abbreviations (US terms)
- Ch – Chain
- Dc – Double Crochet
- Inc – Increase
- MC – Magic Circle
- RS – Right Side
- Sc – Single Crochet
- Sl St – Slip Stitch
- Sp – Space
- St – Stitch
- Tr – Treble Crochet
- Yo – Yarn Over
Special Stitches
Increase (Inc)
One increase consists of 2 sts worked in the same indicated st.
Magic Circle (MC)
Find a step-by-step tutorial HERE.
Surface Crochet Slip Stitch Embroidery
Learn how to surface crochet sl st HERE.
Pattern Notes
- If the pattern says “dc 2”, it means that you have to make 1 dc in each of the next 2 sts.
- (…) – Repeat the instruction within brackets for the indicated number of times.
- *… – Repeat the instructions from * for the indicated number of times.
- […] – Crochet the instruction within brackets all in the same indicated st.
Crochet Spiderweb Coasters for Halloween Parties
Hexagon coaster
With A, work 4 rounds of a completely solid hexagon.
Find the crochet pattern and video tutorial of the solid hexagon HERE.
Spiderweb
*RS facing, with B, surface crochet sl st following the sps between rounds 1 and 2 of the hexagon.
To complete the round invisibly, leave a 1-st gap between the first sl st and the last one for each round. Cut the yarn and slide the tail to the RS.
Using your tapestry needle, make an invisible join by drawing the yarn under both loops of your first sl st and then, into the center of the last sl st.
Repeat from * following the sps between rounds 2 and 3, and 3 and 4.
Border
Join B in BLO of any st from round 4.
Round 1. BLO sl st 1 in each dc of round 1 and BLO sl st 2 in each tr. (60 sts)
Fasten off and weave in your ends.
Rays
**Join B in any dc of round 1 where you worked a [dc 1, tr 1, dc 1] in round 2.
Following the corner tr, surface crochet sl st following the tr sts of rounds 2-4. For each tr, make 3 sl sts.
Fasten off and weave in your ends.
Repeat from ** for each corner.
Your crochet Spiderweb Halloween Coasters are ready!
Find more Halloween crochet patterns here on the blog…
