Pop-Up Daisy Coaster | Crochet pattern PDF

A little flower garden for your favorite cup. 🌼☕

Give your coffee corner a handmade detail that catches the eye. This Pop-Up Daisy Coaster design combines a soft sage-green base, delicate dark-green stems, tiny leaves, and white five-petal flowers finished with golden bead centers.

Its playful idea makes it especially charming: the curved center is designed to move downward beneath a cup while the outer edge lifts the flower stems around its sides. The result is intended to look like a miniature garden surrounding your mug.

🧶 Explore the project across 12 illustrated pages in English, covering:

• Materials and tools for the different parts.
• Starting the circular base and working through its rounds.
• Shaping notes and an overview of the green edging.
• Making the small crochet leaves.
• Creating five-petal white flowers with gold bead centers.
• Wrapping wire stems and attaching the leaves and flowers.
• Securing the stems around the coaster’s edge.
• Checking cup fit, movement, and stability.
• Finishing details, care reminders, and storage.

The guide separates the project into individual components, helping you follow the progression from the base to the assembled floral design. The images provide visual guidance, while the written instructions describe the construction and assembly steps.

The sage, white, and gold palette gives the coaster a gentle botanical look—easy to picture on a breakfast table, beside a reading chair, or on a desk that could use a little handmade character. Once the design has been successfully tested, a finished coaster could also make a thoughtful gift for someone who loves flowers, crochet, or a cozy coffee break. 🎁

This project uses crochet stitches, working in the round, yarn-wrapped wire, and simple sewing and assembly.

📄 Digital crochet guide only. No finished coaster, yarn, tools, or physical materials are included.

Please note: this is an illustrated pattern draft and has not yet been tested as a complete project. Base shaping, edging placement, and the intended pop-up movement still require verification with a crocheted sample. The images are illustrative and should not be used to count stitches.