These creepy crawly coasters make a fun addition to any Halloween decor! They knit up quickly and don’t use much yarn. One skein of each color is enough to make a set of four coasters.

They are knit in the round and use slipped stitches and garter ridges to form the web pattern.

Measurements:
5” wide at widest point

Needles:
-US Size 5 (3.75mm) DPNs or long
circulars for Magic Loop Method

Yarn:
- Knit Picks Shine yarn (worsted weight,
60% Pima Cotton, 40% Modal, 75
yards/50 grams); C1-White, C2-Black;
one skein each

Notions:
-Yarn needle
-Stitch markers

Gauge:
22 sts and 28 rows= 4” in Stockinette St
worked flat

-The coasters are worked in the round starting in the middle and working out.
-Slipped stitches are used to form the spiderweb. Slip all stitches purl-wise with the yarn in back.
-One color is used per round. Which color to use on each round is indicated at the beginning of
the round when there is a color change. Otherwise, continue working with the color previously
being used. Stitches that are slipped will remain the same color that they were last worked in
and will not be worked in the color being used on those rounds.
-Blocking is important for this project in order to make a nice finished product.