You may do whatever you'd like with snowflakes you make from this pattern, but you may not sell the pattern. Thanks, and enjoy!
Finished Size: 3.75 inches from point to pointMaterials: Size 10 crochet thread, size 4 crochet hook, empty pizza box, wax paper or foil, cellophane tape, glue, water, glitter, small container for glue/water mixture, paintbrush, stick pins that won't be used later for sewing, clear thread or fishing line
Instructions
Ch 4, sl st into 1st ch OR make magic ring.
Round 1: 12 sc into ring. Pull magic circle tight, but leave opening big enough to allow stitches inside it to lay flat.
Round 2: Ch 7 (counts as 1st dc and ch 4), skip next sc, 1 dc into next sc, ch 4, *skip next sc, 1 dc into next sc; repeat from * around 3 more times for a total of 6 spokes; ch 2, dc into 3rd ch of ch 7.
Round 3: Sc into ch 2/dc space below, ch 8, *sc into next sc, ch 8; repeat from * around 4 more times for a total of 6 petals; sl st into 1st sc.
Round 4: *Into next ch 8 space work sc, ch 2, hdc, ch 3, dc, ch 3, tr, ch 4, tr, ch 3, dc, ch 3, hdc, ch 2, sc; repeat from * around 5 times for 6 points; sl st into 1st sc; bind off. Weave in ends.
Finish: Tape wax paper or foil to top of empty pizza box. Pin snowflake to box on top of wax paper or foil.
Mix a few drops of water with a teaspoon of glue in small washable container. Paint snowflake with glue mixture. Sprinkle lightly with glitter. Wash paintbrush and container thoroughly. Allow snowflake to dry at least 24 hours. Remove pins. Gently peel snowflake from wax paper or foil. Attach 10-inch clear thread to one spoke, weaving in end. Wrap fishing line around tree branch (or tape to ceiling or any overhead surface) and watch the snowflake twirl freely whenever you walk by! Snowflake also may be taped to window or tied to doorknob or cabinet handle.































I found some of your pattens before the Holidays & was so excited at your unique flakes.
ReplyDeleteAfter adding one flake as a Ravelry project I tried to find more. For some reason the most recent post was October... Would you please add a "recent post" widget or whatever to your sidebar? I'd love to browse more of your patterns!
Also, have you added your flake patterns to the Ravelry database?
Hi, Fish! (Great name, by the way!) Thanks for stopping by! There is a "Snowflake Patterns" link in the Home Away from Home widget on the right-hand side that *should* bring up all the patterns in reverse chronological order. But sometimes I guess the internet burps...
ReplyDeleteAll my patterns have been added to Ravelry, Crochetville and Crochet Pattern Central, so hopefully everyone can get to them one way or another.