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Square texture: Crochet Coaster Set Generator

Use a flat back-loop panel for a different surface

This set makes four rectangular recipes, each twelve single crochets wide and twelve rows long. The 144 outputs in one panel give 576 across four copies. Its square designation describes a nominal equal-count study, not a guarantee that twelve rows measure the same length as twelve stitches. Measure both directions in a washed sample before deciding whether the actual result is square enough for the intended cup.

Keep the starting chain outside the row budget

Chain thirteen and work twelve single crochets across the foundation, starting in the second chain from the hook. Thereafter turn with a single chain that does not count, and work the specified back-loop stitches in the previous row's tops. The last stitch remains part of the twelve-position row; do not replace it with the turning chain. Following alternating arrows preserves a recognizable pair of side edges rather than an accidental spiral.

Read the ribbing through the retained loops

Working in back loops leaves a line of unused front loops between rows. That structural choice distinguishes this panel from the plain circular recipes in the set directory. The symbol chart marks the back-loop operation and the stitch view retains a lower loop cue. Both views describe the same generated row operations; neither is a photograph or a guarantee of how pronounced the ridges will look in a particular fiber.

FAQ and finishing decisions

Does the working-round field resize this panel?

No. Its dedicated width and row fields control this flat recipe; the round field applies to round components.

How do I correct a sloping side?

Count twelve outputs after every row and inspect the first and last insertion bases before blocking.

Should I add a decorative border automatically?

This saved project contains no border. A border changes dimensions and needs its own receiving-edge count and corner treatment.

Why do equal-count panels differ after washing?

Check yarn lot, hook, row gauge and drying tension against the first reference piece.

Exact setup, terminology and saved source

Open the Coaster Set Generator and choose square. Set working rounds to four, quantity to 4, rectangular recipe width to twelve stitches and its length to twelve rows. Only controls used by the chosen recipe affect its construction. Download the exact original project JSON before changing colors or dimensions. Use compatible smooth yarn, a matching hook, removable markers, scissors and a tapestry needle. Make and wash a trial piece before repeating the full quantity.

The following complete sequence uses US terms: sc is single crochet, dc is double crochet, ch is chain and sl st is slip stitch. UK mode converts sc to dc and US dc to tr while retaining all insertion sources and counts. Starting chains, spaces, petal closures and routine joins follow each recipe's explicit counting convention; do not apply one blanket convention to every component. The chart-reading guide explains how to compare symbols with written instructions. Finish and weave every tail, then retain the measured sample and saved project together. These original vector diagrams show generated construction rather than a photographed or physically validated finished sample.

Back-loop square-texture panel · make 4 · project yarn 1END: Row 12 → · dashed ring = final stitchBlue ring = first worked stitch in each row; edge ch is separate.Row 1 ← · 12 stsch ↶Row 2 → · 12 stsch ↶Row 3 ← · 12 stsch ↶Row 4 → · 12 stsch ↶Row 5 ← · 12 stsch ↶Row 6 → · 12 stsch ↶Row 7 ← · 12 stsch ↶Row 8 → · 12 stsch ↶Row 9 ← · 12 stsch ↶Row 10 → · 12 stsch ↶Row 11 ← · 12 stsch ↶Row 12 → · 12 stsch ↶FoundationSTART → Foundation: 13 chains. Chain 13. Begin at right; work toward left.Turning chain excluded from stitch count. Row 1 starts in chain 2 from hook.Key (US): sc · sc BLO. Each symbol = one stitch; use Written Pattern for insertion and chain height.Each source chart describes one copy. Follow its own foundation, direction, repeats and finish.Project yarn slots retain their actual colors; component legends describe their local recipes.1: #C66B35Assembly 1: 4 separate finished pieces · use the linked complete step.Working order · USSTART Back-loop square-texture panel · Row1 ← · 12 counted outputs per copyBack-loop square-texture panel · Row 2 → ·12 counted outputs per copyBack-loop square-texture panel · Row 3 ← ·12 counted outputs per copyBack-loop square-texture panel · Row 4 → ·12 counted outputs per copyBack-loop square-texture panel · Row 5 ← ·12 counted outputs per copyBack-loop square-texture panel · Row 6 → ·12 counted outputs per copyBack-loop square-texture panel · Row 7 ← ·12 counted outputs per copyBack-loop square-texture panel · Row 8 → ·12 counted outputs per copyBack-loop square-texture panel · Row 9 ← ·12 counted outputs per copyBack-loop square-texture panel · Row 10 →· 12 counted outputs per copyBack-loop square-texture panel · Row 11 ←· 12 counted outputs per copyBack-loop square-texture panel · Row 12 →· 12 counted outputs per copyEND Finishing / assembly reference 13 • ·4 separate finished piecesBlue marker = first group; dashed = last group.Read chain / join / repeat details in linked steps.

Complete component recipes and final set check

  1. Back-loop square-texture panel (make 4), row 1: Ch 13. Starting in second chain from hook, work 12 sc. [12 counted outputs per copy]
  2. Back-loop square-texture panel (make 4), row 2: Ch 1, turn (turning chain does not count). Work 12 sc in back loop only, one into each old stitch. [12 counted outputs per copy]
  3. Back-loop square-texture panel (make 4), row 3: Ch 1, turn (turning chain does not count). Work 12 sc in back loop only, one into each old stitch. [12 counted outputs per copy]
  4. Back-loop square-texture panel (make 4), row 4: Ch 1, turn (turning chain does not count). Work 12 sc in back loop only, one into each old stitch. [12 counted outputs per copy]
  5. Back-loop square-texture panel (make 4), row 5: Ch 1, turn (turning chain does not count). Work 12 sc in back loop only, one into each old stitch. [12 counted outputs per copy]
  6. Back-loop square-texture panel (make 4), row 6: Ch 1, turn (turning chain does not count). Work 12 sc in back loop only, one into each old stitch. [12 counted outputs per copy]
  7. Back-loop square-texture panel (make 4), row 7: Ch 1, turn (turning chain does not count). Work 12 sc in back loop only, one into each old stitch. [12 counted outputs per copy]
  8. Back-loop square-texture panel (make 4), row 8: Ch 1, turn (turning chain does not count). Work 12 sc in back loop only, one into each old stitch. [12 counted outputs per copy]
  9. Back-loop square-texture panel (make 4), row 9: Ch 1, turn (turning chain does not count). Work 12 sc in back loop only, one into each old stitch. [12 counted outputs per copy]
  10. Back-loop square-texture panel (make 4), row 10: Ch 1, turn (turning chain does not count). Work 12 sc in back loop only, one into each old stitch. [12 counted outputs per copy]
  11. Back-loop square-texture panel (make 4), row 11: Ch 1, turn (turning chain does not count). Work 12 sc in back loop only, one into each old stitch. [12 counted outputs per copy]
  12. Back-loop square-texture panel (make 4), row 12: Ch 1, turn (turning chain does not count). Work 12 sc in back loop only, one into each old stitch. Fasten off, weave in ends and block the completed motif without stretching. [12 counted outputs per copy]
  13. Keep these pieces separate; no seam joins the set. Finish every recipe as written. Wash and block a trial piece, compare the actual base of the intended cup, and repeat to the stated quantities. A larger table mat is not certified for hot cookware. [4 separate finished pieces]
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