Crochet Square Ghost Coaster Pattern

Welcome back, crafty spirits! We’re thrilled to conjure up some more Halloween magic with the latest addition to our hauntingly delightful series of crochet coasters: the Ghost Square Crochet Coaster pattern. But hold onto your broomsticks, because this one comes with a luminous twist – it’s crafted using glow-in-the-dark yarn that’ll give your crafting a supernatural glow! As the third in our spooktacular series, this coaster is all set to cast a playful and eerie ambiance on your tables. Whether you’re a DIY enthusiast decking out your crypt (we mean, home) or a crafty entrepreneur eyeing the market scene, this pattern is your go-to for crafting charming, ghastly coasters that are sure to make an impression. So, grab your hooks, let your imagination run wild, and let’s get ready to create some boo-tiful crochet magic! 🦇🧶👻

Did you know?

Did you know that the image of ghosts as transparent, ethereal beings is a relatively modern development? In the past, depictions of ghosts were diverse and often aligned with the physical world. It wasn’t until the Victorian era that the popular perception of ghosts shifted towards the translucent, floaty figures we commonly associate with them today. This change was influenced by a mix of spiritualism, art, and evolving cultural beliefs. Before the Victorian era, ghosts were often seen as tangible, solid entities that could wear clothing, interact with objects, and even cast shadows. So, the next time you picture a ghost, remember that their appearance has been as ever-changing as the stories that brought them to life.

SKILL LEVEL

Intermediate.

MATERIALS

Hook: 3.5mm

Yarn: This pattern will work well with DK or cotton. Yarn used to complete the coasters in the picture is Sugar ‘n Cream  (109m (120yds) per 70.9g skein; 100% Cotton). And Lionbrand DIY Glow in the Dark Yarn. Less than 40 meters per colour.

Misc:

Yarn needle

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS

Width: approx. 12cm (5”)

Length: approx. 12cm (5”)

NOTES

Inactive yarn is carried behind the active worked yarn throughout. One method for this is to float this yarn behind.

Each Square on the graph is 1 single crochet, at the end of each row chain 1 and turn (ch 1 doesn’t count as a stitch).

Optional to finish with a row of single crochet around to create a border.

Ghost graph

Thank you for checking out our spooky Halloween Coaster. Next week we will be sharing more spooky coasters, so stay tuned! You can find us on all the social media platforms as @Jacksyarn! See you soon and happy crocheting.