Fantasy Dwarven Bowl Basket Coaster Caddy Crochet Pattern

Pattern can be found on my Ko-fi https://ko-fi.com/ladyseshiiria for $4.99

Important Notice: DIGITAL PDF DOWNLOAD - This is a listing for a crochet pattern and instructions, it is not a physical finished item.

What's Included:

- 1 Downloadable / Printable PDF File Crochet Pattern with 14 Pages Step by step written instructions and photos. (Viewable on phone, tablet, or pc.)

Skill Level:  Advanced Beginner

Supplies Needed:

- G4.5mm and H-5mm
- Gold or Brass Colored Worsted Weight Yarn (Color A)
- Grey Stone Colored Worsted Weight Yarn (Color B)
- Darning or Yarn Needle
- Stitch Marker
- Scissors

Finished Sizes: 

Based off of G-4.5mm and H-5mm hook usage for below measurements.
Bottom Diameter: 6 ½”
Top Diameter: 5 ¼”
Height: 3” 
Fits 6-9 coasters flat comfortably

Notes: Please be aware that this pattern is definitely a trust the process kind of pattern!

Below are some more example photos for your enjoyment! 

    So this pattern was a last minute add on. It was a bit impulsive. I finished and finalized my last one and started making more coasters and then started doing ornaments only to realize I had no storage basket for my coasters!!! Ack! Now I'm in a bit of hot water pain wise. So I have to take a break from crocheting for a while and give my arms, wrists, and hands a break. Just typing hurts. I have really bad muscle fatigue and nerve pain acting up. Let this be a lesson to everyone that you shouldn't hyper fixate or hyper focus on your projects until they are finished. I think I did a 12 hour shift on just the notes and pattern mock up and testing alone, obviously frogging and reworking is involved too which added to unnecessary wrist and hand stress.

    Like last time if you like fantasy, dwarven aesthetics, or are a nerd that loves gamer geek home decor, cosplay props, or even larping this is going to be a fantastic companion to my other pattern which you can read about here: Fantasy Dwarven Gear Cog Coaster Crochet Pattern and you can also find on my Ko-fi shop as well. I might also bundle this pattern and charge a smaller fee for it in the near future. I just need a bit of a tech and everything break.

    This pattern can be made with any sized hook and yarn weight and can be functional outside of a coaster caddy. The companion pattern is designed using the same stitch motifs used in my gear pattern to give it cohesion and consistency, and uses an invisible join frequently. If you do not know how to do this, there is an explanation within the pattern without images. If you need help there are tons of blogs or videos online as well. I don't plan on making this an instructional teaching blog, because it'll detract from my creative process. I thought about teaching at one time, and I am actually currently trail running it with a friend as I teach them to sew, but this isn't exactly something I want to do on a consistent basis.

    The yarn pictured in the photos is Hobby Lobby Yarn Bee Soft and Sleek, Tobacco and Stone Grey if anyone is curious. I usually go for Dollar Tree yarn because I'm super poor but the selection is limited color wise and locally I don't have much to work with. Despite this the project with sales included was still low cost and I even have left over yarn. I think in total I spent like $6-7 bucks. It still keeps to the spirit of my low cost budget friendly crafting niche that I am hoping to carve out here. So if you're new to this blog, we're all about art or low cost and low budget crafting adaptations during this period of economic stress. 

    Well, good night or good week to everyone. I know a lot of folks these days are taking to passive consumption and engagement because of the way things got online between AI and general toxicity. It's okay, I'm oddly fine with this and don't have to have likes and comments on everything, but if anyone has questions you can reach out to me on Ravelry, DA, E-mail, or in the comments below and I'll be happy to help. No pressure to engage. I'm an introvert anyway. :3 lmao...