Tulips are one of my favorite flowers. The tulip is a symbol of Spring as it is one of the first flowers blossoming after the cold winter. Some people think that the tulip represents renewal and reincarnation as you plant it once and it comes back every year.
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In our backyard, we have a tulip which my husband’s grandpa brought from Italy a century ago in 1917. It has a beautiful red color and it still blooming every spring.
My new pattern is a crochet coaster in the shape of a tulip. It is made in an oval shape and has a stem and a leaf. You can make this coaster for your home to celebrate the beautiful tulip season!
Updates 04/2021
This crochet Tulip coaster has been published in the April 2021 issue of Happily Hooked Magazine.
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The Tulip coaster pattern can be found in my Etsy shop HERE.
You can add this pattern to your Ravelry library HERE.
You can PIN this pattern to your Pinterest Board for later HERE.
Using the same pattern, you can make a Tulip coaster or Tulip applique. Tulip coaster is about 6-1/2” tall (including stem) and 4” wide. Tulip applique is 2-3/4” tall.
Materials I used:
For the Tulip coaster:
For the Tulip applique:
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You can make Tulip coasters in your favorite color.
You even can make them blue if you wish.
If you like my crochet Tulip coaster, the pattern can be found in my Etsy Shop, or in my Ravelry Shop.
You may also like my other Happily Hooked Magazine publications:
Sunset Flame Broomstick Lace Scarf
Happy Crocheting!
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It says in Petal to Picot email that this pattern is free – doesnt show it to be –
Thank you
Yes, this pattern is not free. They made mistake in their newsletter. I am so sorry for the confusion.