Step-by-Step Guide: Crochet Snowflake Tutorial for Festive Decor

by Amy Lehman | October 25, 2023 4:02 am

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How to Crochet a Snowflake

Cre­at­ing beau­ti­ful cro­cheted snowflakes is an excel­lent way to add a hand­made touch to your hol­i­day dec­o­ra­tions. In this “How to Cro­chet a Snowflake Pat­tern Tuto­r­i­al,” we’ll guide you through craft­ing stun­ning snowflakes using basic cro­chet stitch­es. You’ll learn to make them in dif­fer­ent sizes with oth­er yarns and even explore free pat­terns. Whether you’re a cro­chet enthu­si­ast or a begin­ner, this project is the per­fect way to embrace the fes­tive sea­son and make your Christ­mas tree orna­ments, gift top­pers, and more. Plus, we’ll pro­vide step-by-step instruc­tions with a video tuto­r­i­al to make it easy and fun.

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In this tuto­r­i­al, we’ll use dou­ble cro­chet, sin­gle cro­chet stitch­es, puff stitch­es, and picot stitch­es to cre­ate intri­cate, lacy snowflakes. We’ll show you how to start with a mag­ic cir­cle or ring, insert your hook into the first chain, and use the slip stitch­es and the slip stitch (sl st) to join rounds. You’ll dis­cov­er the beau­ty of cre­at­ing 6‑pointed cro­chet snowflakes and learn how to make them in dif­fer­ent sizes by adjust­ing your hook size and the thick­ness of your yarn.

Our free cro­chet pat­terns are designed to make your snowflakes stand out.  As you work through the pat­tern, you’ll come across ch‑2 spaces and ch‑6 spaces, which add to the intri­cate stitch pat­tern of these gor­geous cro­cheted snowflakes.

This fes­tive sea­son, let your cre­ativ­i­ty shine with these easy cro­chet snowflakes. 

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I made this pret­ty snowflake with Caron Soft yarn and an F hook. You can make this big­ger or small­er with a small­er hook. You can use thread yarn with a small­er hook as well. I cre­at­ed a video if you need more assis­tance mak­ing this cro­chet snowflake. I love mak­ing these fun snowflakes dur­ing the win­ter­time! In this cro­chet snowflake pat­tern tuto­r­i­al, we’ll teach you how to cro­chet a beau­ti­ful snowflake pat­tern. This pat­tern is easy to fol­low and can be done in just a few min­utes.

If you’re look­ing for a cro­chet project this win­ter, this is the pat­tern for you! This snowflake cro­chet pat­tern is ver­sa­tile and can be used for var­i­ous things, like Christ­mas present orna­ments on your Christ­mas tree. So don’t miss out—watch our cro­chet snowflake pat­tern tuto­r­i­al today!

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Orange Medi­um Worsted Yarn
- Cro­chet hook 
- Tapes­try nee­dle
- Stitch mark­er

Caron Soft White yarn[3]
F hook

Abbre­vi­a­tions:
ch=chain
sl st=slip stitch
sc=single cro­chet

dc=double cro­chet

Rnd 1: In the Mag­ic Cir­cle, ch 5 (counts as a dc and ch 2), *dc, ch 2, *Repeat 4 more times, Total of 6(dc and ch 2), sl st on the ch 3
Rnd 2: ch 3(counts as dc), 2 dc, in the ch 2 space, ch 2, *work 3 in the next ch 2 space, ch 2, *Repeat around, Total of 6(3dc and ch 2), sl st on the ch 3. 
Rnd 3: sl st in the ch 2 space, *ch 3, sl st, ch 5, sl st, ch 7, sl st, ch 5, sl st, ch 3, sl st all in the same ch 2 space, sl st in the next 3 dc, sl st into the ch 2 space, *Repeat around, sl st on dc. 
Hang­er:
If you want to add a hang­er, go to one of the points of the snowflake, and with your yarn sl st and chain 10 or so and sl st again and fas­ten off. 
 
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To give your snowflakes a real look, we rec­om­mend using white or col­or­ful cot­ton and thin­ner yarn for del­i­cate, tiny cro­chet snowflakes. If you pre­fer a bold­er look, worsted-weight yarn will do the trick. Col­or changes can add a unique twist to your snowflake gar­land pat­tern, per­fect for dec­o­rat­ing your front win­dow or Christ­mas tree skirt.

Craft­ing cro­cheted snowflakes is a beau­ti­ful way to ush­er in the hol­i­day sea­son, and they make for excel­lent Christ­mas decor, hol­i­day orna­ments, and gift top­pers. Whether you’re a cro­chet enthu­si­ast or just start­ing, our video tuto­r­i­al will guide you through each step, from cre­at­ing a mag­ic ring to adding the fin­ish­ing touch­es. Don’t for­get to check out our YouTube chan­nel for more cro­chet inspi­ra­tion and tuto­ri­als. And, as a bonus, if you use our affil­i­ate links to buy your cro­chet sup­plies at your favorite craft stores, you’ll help sup­port us with a small com­mis­sion.

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