Crochet Placemat Patterns

From LoveToKnow Crafts

Crochet placemat patterns can be used to make beautiful gifts for any occasion. The best part? Many of these placemat sets can be completed in a day or two.

Decorate your table with crochet placemats!

Before You Begin

Many patterns instructions include recommendations for skill level. You may find that some patterns are termed easy, while others may be rated for intermediate or skilled crafters. If you are a beginner, be sure to check out our article on learning to crochet. We also have articles dedicated to types of stitching and thread selections to help you get started.

Once you’ve chosen a crochet placemat pattern, you’ll need to decide on the color thread you want to use. If you are giving the placemat as a gift, it’s always a good idea to find out the color scheme of the recipient’s kitchen or dining room. While you might think a lovely purple placemat is the perfect gift, your friend or relative may have other ideas! If you are crocheting placemats for your own home, again consider the color scheme. When in doubt about what color to use, choose a neutral shade such as off-white or beige.

Crochet Placemat Patterns

There are a variety of crochet placemat patterns available for you to either copy or download online. Many of these are free; however, you may find that you have to pay a minimum fee for the use of others. For example:

  • Amanda’s Apple Placemat: You’ll need 20z dark green worsted weight cotton for the placemat and a small amount of red for trim and apple. Use a size I crochet hook for placemat and H for the apple.
  • Christmas Placemat: Materials needed include worsted weight cotton yarn, color A=green, B=red, C=white, with a hook no.4 (US=G/6).
  • Heart Placemat: Materials needed include a 4 ply red heart yarn in yellow and white, needle to take yarn, and H hook or hook needed to obtain gauge. The size of this placemat is 12” by 15 ½ “.
  • Easter Egg Placemat: Materials needed include WW yarn (about 2 oz. of the main color), small amount of white yarn, a small amount contrasting color for ribbon, a yarn needle, crochet hook G (for placemat), and crochet hook J (for ribbon).
  • Butterfly Placemat: Materials include Bernat Luxor in30 yard skeins, 6 main color, and one each of colors A and B. You’ll also use an aluminum crochet hook size G.
  • Old Style Placemat: Materials needed include a H/8, 5mm hook size and worsted weight cotton.
  • Patriotic Placemats: This placemat is made with bone rings. Materials include Coats & Clark's O.N.T. "Speed-Cro-Sheen" mercerized cotton, 2 balls each of navy blue and deep red, a steel crochet hook No. 2/0 (double zero), 140 bone rings which are one inch in diameter for each placemat.
  • Pineapple Placemat: Materials needed for this crochet placemat pattern includes worsted weight cotton yarn or Aunt Lydia’s “Denim”, and crochet hook size G. Its finished size is about 18” across the widest points.
  • Poinsettia Placemat: This beautiful placemat will look lovely on your table for Christmas! The materials needed include mercerized crochet cotton, 5 skeins each of yellow and light green and 2 skeins of medium green, size 20, 1 skein red, size 30. You also need 2 skeins six strand shaded red embroidery floss and a # 5 steel crochet hook. This will make four placemats. For best results, you’ll need to work tightly. The completed mats measure about 12 x 18 inches. An attractive braid in crochet is added around edge of mat. The poinsettia is appliquéd or sewn on after the foundation is completed.
  • Center Piece Placemat Set: This breakfast set features placemats and coordinating glass mats. The materials needed include Royal Society Six Cord Cordichet, large ball, Size 20: 3 balls of white or ecru, and a steel crochet hook No. 10.

Additional Information

Are you looking for more crochet projects? Be sure you check out all of our articles on crochet, including free afghan patterns, purse patterns, hat patterns, and scarves patterns.


 


Comments

Debbie,

If you go to www.jimsyldesign.com/~dishbout/cpatterns/slaceedg.html, you'll see instructions for how to add scalloped edging to a washcloth or dishcloth. Is this what you were looking for?

Dana Hinders

LoveToKnow Crafts Editor

-- Contributed by: Danahinders

I am looking for how to crochet a border arround a washcloth, my grandmother taught me YEARS ago, and I cannot remember how to do it. Do you have a pattern for that? Thank YOU! Debbie

-- Contributed by: Debbie

Comment on Crochet Placemat Patterns



(Displayed with your comment)                        (Will not be displayed)
Verification Code:   
    

Crafts Categories
LoveToKnow Tools




What is your favorite Christmas craft project?