It’s Valentine’s Day of 2026 as I write this blog post. This crochet heart beermat pattern was a whole last-minute idea!
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With these easy instructions, you will learn how to make a last-minute, beautiful crochet heart coaster. Whether you call them a drink mat, mug mat, or cup coaster, these home projects are perfect for using leftover yarn and are very quick to make.
If you’re looking for a cute last-minute Valentine’s Day, Anniversary, or Mother’s Day gift, or something to decorate with, you’ll love this crochet beermat pattern.
While you’re here, check out these other heart patterns I’ve designed over the years: this crochet heart-shaped coaster is a little more intricate and perfect for Mother’s Day. This heart doily and this crochet dishcloth were made with a unique technique called tapestry crochet. This 3D Amigurumi heart is so cute and ideal for Valentine’s Day decorations.
What You’ll Need:
- Approximately 25 yards (23 m) of worsted-weight (4) yarn for each coaster – I used 100% cotton from my stash.
- 4.00 mm (G) crochet hook
- Scissors, tapestry needle, and stitch markers.
Abbreviations (US terms)
- bet: between
- ch(s): chain(s)
- hdc: half double crochet
- hdc2 cluster: 2 hdc sts in the same space
- rep: repeat
- R: Row
- sc: single crochet stitch
- sk: skip
- sl st: slip stitch
- st(s): stitch(es)
- Asterisks indicate when certain instructions need to be repeated.
Pattern notes:
- This crochet heart beermat pattern uses US crochet terms.
- Skill Level: Easy.
- This pattern uses basic stitches (see abbreviations and terms above).
- The pattern is worked in turning rows.
- Turning chains “2” and “3” count as an hdc.
- When working with multiple colors in every two rows, there is no need to cut the yarn at the end of the row. Just drop the unused yarn and pick up the new color as you go.
- Gauge is not relevant for this project, but feel free to use a larger hook if you want the coater to be bigger.
- The finished crochet beermat coaster measures approximately 6 ¼ in (16 cm) wide x 5.5 in (14 cm) tall.
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Heart Beermat Instructions
Before you start, check out these free, helpful resources: How to Create a Slip Knot, How to Do the Invisible Finishing in Crochet, and A Free Guide to Abbreviations & Terms (PDF download).
Use the written instructions and the stitch chart below to complete your coasters.
R1: Ch 4, (hdc 2, ch 1, hdc) in 4th ch from hook, ch 3, turn.
R2: hdc 2 in first ch 1 sp, (hdc 2, ch 1, hdc) in last ch sp, ch 3, turn.
R3-9: hdc 2 in first ch 1 sp, hdc 2 in each sp bet the hdc2 clusters to last, (hdc 2, ch 1, hdc) in last ch sp, ch 3, turn.
R10: hdc 2 in first ch 1 sp, hdc 2 in each sp bet the hdc2 clusters to last, hdc 2 in last ch sp, ch 3, turn.
R11: sk the first hdc cluster, hdc 2 in each sp bet the hdc2 clusters to last, hdc in last ch sp, ch 2, turn.
R12: hdc 3 in the first sp bet the hdc and hdc2 cluster, hdc 2 in each sp bet the hdc2 clusters to last, hdc 3 in last ch sp, ch 2, turn.
R13: sk the first hdc2 cluster, hdc 2 in each of the next 4 sp bet the hdc2 clusters, hdc in next ch sp bet the next hdc2 clusters, ch 2, turn.
R14: sk the first hdc2 cluster, hdc 2 in each of the next 3 sp bet the hdc2 clusters, hdc in last ch sp, ch 2, turn.
R15: sk the first hdc2 cluster, hdc 2 in each of the next 2 sp bet the hdc2 clusters, hdc in last ch sp. Cut the yarn. FO.
Next, attach the yarn to the 5th sp on row 12 to make the other half of the heart, then ch 2.
R1 section two heart top: sk the next hdc cluster, hdc 2 in next ch 1 sp, hdc 2 in each of the next 4 sp bet the hdc2 clusters, hdc in last ch sp, ch 2, turn. Rep instructions of rows 14-15 to finish the second half. Do not cut the yarn yet.
Edge: sc 2 sts in each post around. In the bottom of the heart (sc, ch 1, sc) and sl at the top center.
Optional: Crochet a row of sl sts in the sc edge row with a contrasting color.
Your crochet heart beermat is now completed. Thread a tapestry needle and weave in all the loose ends. I hope you’ve enjoyed making it. Keep scrolling to find out how to share your finished project with me.
Happy Crocheting!
More Home & Kitchen Crochet Patterns
- Chicken Dish Scrubby Pattern
- Mason Jar Cozy Pattern
- Crochet Washcloth Pattern
- Crochet Daisy Flower Garland Pattern
- Crochet Snowflake Doily Pattern
- Crochet Coaster Set with Holder
- Maple Leaf Doily Pattern
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