​???? Material List ​Yarns: ​White (Ecru) Cotton Macrame or Amigurumi Yarn: Medium weight (e.g., Alize Cotton Gold, Gazzal Baby Cotton, or similar non-pilling 100% cotton yarns). ​Dark Green Cotton Yarn: For the wreath foliage look. ​Red Cotton Yarn: For the bow and accent stitching details. ​Crochet Hook: Appropriate size for your yarn (usually 2.5 mm or 3.0 mm). ​Other Supplies: Tapestry needle (for sewing parts together and weaving in yarn ends), scissors. ​???? Abbreviations ​Sc (Single Crochet): ​Dc (Double Crochet): ​Sl St (Slip Stitch): ​Ch (Chain): ​Inc (Increase): Work 2 single or double crochets into the same stitch

​???? Step-by-Step Instructions & Stitch Counts ​This project consists of 4 main parts: the central white circle, the green wreath border, the red accent thread, and the top red bow. ​Stage 1: Central White Circle (Base) ​Start using the magic ring method. Expand the circle in rounds following standard increasing rules: ​Round 1: Make a magic ring, ch 2 (does not count as a st), work 12 Double Crochets (Dc) into the ring. Join with a sl st to the first dc. (Total: 12 stitches) ​Round 2: Ch 2. Work an increase (2 dc in each st) in every stitch around. Join with a sl st. (Total: 24 stitches) ​Round 3: Ch 2. Work (1 dc, 1 inc) around. Join with a sl st. (Total: 36 stitches) ​Round 4: Ch 2. Work (2 dc, 1 inc) around. Join with a sl st. Fasten off and weave in the ends. (Total: 48 stitches) ​Stage 2: Green Wreath Border (Scalloped Edge) ​Attach the green yarn to the outer edge of the white circle. ​Joining Green Yarn: Secure the green yarn in any stitch on the outer edge of the white circle. ​Scallop / Ruffle Pattern: ​Alternative and neat method: Work a base round of single crochets (or half double crochets) around the white circle to yield 48 stitches. ​For the leaf/scallop lace round: Skip 1 stitch, work 5 to 6 Double Crochets (Dc) all into the next single stitch, skip 1 stitch, and secure with a single crochet in the next. Repeat this wave motif all the way around the circle to create the wavy wreath look.

Stage 3: Red Accent Line (Embroidery / Thread Weaving) ​Looking at the image, a red yarn is woven in and out (like a running stitch) between the boundary of the white base and the green border using a tapestry needle or crochet hook. ​This is the key detail that transforms the coaster into a festive Christmas piece. ​Stage 4: Top Red Bow ​The small, elegant bow attached or sewn to the top of the wreath: ​Bow Center / Base: Chain 8–10 and form a small ring, or make a small center using a magic ring with a few single crochets. ​Bow Loops: Form loop shapes on both sides using chain loops or double crochet groups to create the dual-eared bow shape. Wrap the center tightly a few times with red yarn to define the bow shape. ​Tails: Create small chains at the bottom of the bow for the hanging tails. ​???? Assembly Details ​Prepare your white circle base. ​Work the green wreath border around it to complete the circle. ​Carefully weave the red yarn along the border line between the white and green sections to define the wreath shape. ​Firmly sew the separately prepared red bow to the top center point of the wreath using a tapestry needle and red yarn. Hide and secure the yarn ends on the back.