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Do you remember the words of the song to which Cinderella waltzes with the Prince? All in a white dress like a little lacy snowflake. To the gentle music and the crystal tinkle of wonderful shoes.

Don't you remember? Well, of course, how can you hear it, no one except me knows it at all: I composed it many years ago, in my distant childhood, and performed it only in the presence of pots and pans.

But I wanted to start this article with this verse. Because unlike their snow counterparts from the song, snowflakes, which will be discussed in our article, they can and will dance in the warmth of candles. Today we are talking about knitted snowflakes. And not only we say - we will still knit them - ourselves, crocheted.

So let's get started.

We decorate the Christmas tree with knitted snowflakes.

White lace beauties on the green paws of the Christmas tree, surrounded by the same white Christmas decorations- such a tree looks like a smartly dressed young lady. And it doesn’t matter at all whether snowflakes decorate a real three-dimensional Christmas tree, or just its stylistic image on the wall. At the end of the article you will find patterns for knitting such snowflake laces.

Lacy snowflakes as a knitted decoration for postcards.

Christmas and New Year cards With good wishes for the coming year - they are always attached to a gift, as a matter of course. Purchased at the store, unremarkable colorful rectangles after the holidays often go into waste paper along with wrapping paper from a gift. But do-it-yourself postcards, with an openwork crocheted snowflake pasted on a nickname, will keep the memory of you for many years.

We decorate the windows with crocheted snowflakes.

Remember how in childhood we liked to cut snowflakes out of paper, stick them with soap to glass. After the New Year's celebrations, we tore them from the cold windows, washed away the soapy outlines, so that the next Christmas weekend we would again cut out new snowy paper laces. But you can make the window decorated with eternal snowflakes. Look at the photo, how beautiful and delicately crocheted snowflakes decorate the window. They can simply be attached to thin threads, or you can stretch such a rounded snowflake on a round wire frame or hoop from an embroidery hoop. Each year, you can add one snowflake to your crystal lace window family.

Christmas balls tied with snowflakes.

Just look at these exquisite Christmas balls. What a sophisticated handmade. Such balls tied with lace, knitted according to the same patterns as snowflakes, can be safely presented to friends and acquaintances for the Christmas holidays. And every year, decorating their Christmas trees with such snowflake balls, they will gratefully remember their donor. How to make such crocheted balls with a pattern in the form of snowflakes yourself, read in this article.

Well, now let's try to make knitted snowflakes ourselves.

Knitted snowflakes and the best crochet patterns.

To tie a snowflake yourself, you do not need to masterfully master the crochet hook. Everyone who has ever held a hook in their hands knows how to knit air loops, single crochet and double crochet. Any crochet creation consists of these three elements, and absolutely all crochet snowflakes consist of them.

In all the diagrams below, the conditional images are as follows:

The circle is an air loop.

Cross - single crochet.

A stick with a crossbar - a double crochet (how many crossbars, so many crochets need to be done).

In the cold season, you really want to please yourself and your loved ones with beauty, which is so rare around! And it’s not at all necessary to grieve for summer days, you can bring comfort to the house based on winter fairy tale if you know how to create holiday symbols of winter with your own hands. To do this, you can use yarn, knitting needles or crochet. I must say that the winter theme in crocheting or knitting is perhaps the most relevant, and New Year theme- one of the most beloved by all craftswomen - because she is so uplifting!

One of the many interesting winter elements that you can decorate your home during winter holidays, and everyday life too, are crocheted snowflakes. These are very cute and delicate openwork products that can be “used” in the household in a variety of ways:

• Christmas decorations;
• holiday coasters for cups and glasses;
• New Year's key chains;
• sticker decorations for simple jars-bottles;
• decor elements New Year's gifts and postcards;
• stripe on sweaters, hats, scarves.

In general, crocheted snowflakes will come in handy in everything that has enough imagination. These useful decorations today we will learn how to crochet, and diagrams and descriptions will help in this, which will be useful for both beginner needlewomen and professionals who are in search different options snowflakes.

Crochet snowflakes - diagrams with a description for beginners

The great news is that the shapes of crocheted snowflakes can be very different, as well as the sizes, which means that it will definitely not be boring to knit them. Moreover, after training practice, newcomers to crochet will be able to knit a snowflake according to their idea, having received an original and beautiful decoration own authorship.

But first, let's look at a few traditional options crochet snowflakes. To learn how to crochet patterns that turn into snowflakes, you should follow the following recommendations and patterns.

How to tie the simplest snowflake?

Crocheting snowflakes is also suitable for beginners in this business, if you choose among the easy options for patterns. We present several types of crochet snowflakes that are easy to knit if you follow the detailed description.

Simple crochet snowflake No. 1

This snowflake is knitted according to the following pattern and detailed description with photo:

We make a ring of thread and knit 1 lifting air loop.

1 row: we knit 8 single crochets into a ring, tighten the ring of thread and knit a connecting stitch, inserting the hook into the 1st single crochet of this row.

2 row: we knit 3 lifting air loops + 2 air loops according to the pattern (i.e. we knit 5 air loops), in the next loop we knit a double crochet, then we knit 2 air loops, * in the next loop 1 double crochet, again 2 air loops * from * continue to knit to the end of the row.

We close the row with a connecting column, insert the hook into the 3rd lifting air loop.

3 row: in order to move on to knitting from the arch, we knit 1 connecting column, then 2 lifting air loops, we knit 3 double crochets with a common top, then we knit 5 air loops, * in the next arch we knit 4 double crochets with a common top, again 5 air loops *, continue to knit from * to the end of the row. We close the row with a connecting column, introducing a hook into the common top of the columns.

4 row: ch 1 and 1 single crochet in the same base st, work picot of 3 chain sts, and single crochet in the same base st, then work picot of 5 chain sts, and single crochet in the same base loop, we knit a pico of 3 air loops and a single crochet, inserting a hook into the same loop, then we knit 3 air loops *in the common top of the next group of columns, we knit 1 single crochet similarly, a pico of 3 air loops, 1 single crochet, picot 5 stitches, 1 single crochet, picot 3 stitches, 1 single crochet.

Let's try to crochet a few more options for simple snowflakes, and help us with this detailed wizard classes.

Simple crochet snowflake No. 2

To make it easier and more convenient to work with the diagram and description, we will use the following abbreviations:

VP - air loop;
PSN - half-column with a crochet;
SSN - a column with 1 crochet;
RLS - single crochet;
CC2H - a column with 2 crochets;
SS3N - a column with 3 crochets;
SS - connecting column.

Scheme and progress of work:

1 row: 4 VP (replacement 1 SSN + 1 VP), * 1 SSN, 1 VP * 6 times. Tighten the slip knot. Connect the circle of PSN in 3 VP of lifting the row.

2 row: 1 VP, 1 RLS in the same arch, * 5 VP, 1 RLS we knit in the arch between the CCH of the previous row *. From * to * repeat to the end of the row. The row ends with 1 sc in the arch, 2ch, 1 dc in the first sc at the beginning of this row. Thus, each new row will begin in the middle of the previous petal.

3 row: 4 VP, 1 RLS in the same arch, * 5 VP, in a large arch we knit 1 RLS, 3VP, and in the same arch 1 RLS *. Thus, we repeat from * to * until the last arch. In the last arch of the row we knit 1 RLS, 3 VP, 1 RLS and finish the row with 2 VP, in the first VP of the lift we knit 1 CCH. And again you should be in the middle of the petal.

4 row: 4 VP, 1 RLS in the same arch, * 7 VP, in a large arch we knit 1 RLS, 3VP, and in the same arch 1 RLS *. Thus, we repeat from * to * until the last arch. In the last large arch of the row we knit 1 RLS, 3 VP, 1 RLS and finish the row with 3 VP, in the first VP of the lift we knit 1 SS2N. And again you should be in the middle of the petal.

5 row: 4 VP, 1 RLS in the same arch, * 9 VP, in a large arch we knit 1 RLS, 3VP, and in the same arch 1 RLS *. Thus, we repeat from * to * until the last arch. In the last large arch of the row we knit 1 RLS, 3 VP, 1 RLS and finish the row with 4 VP, in the first VP of the lift we knit 1 SS3N. And again you should be in the middle of the petal.

6 row: 4 VP, knit 5 RLS in the arch, * 5 VP, knit 5 RLS-3 VP-5 RLS in the large arch. Thus, repeat from * to * until the end of the row. The row ends with 5 sc in the last large arch and sl-st in the first 1 ch of the rise of this row.

We offer another option. crocheted new year snowflakes useful for decorating your home.

Simple crochet snowflake #3

You need to start knitting from the center, and you can do this in two ways:

1. We make a chain of several air loops, connect it into a ringlet and knit further.
   we wind a ring on a finger from a thread and tie it with single crochets;
2. We collect 5 air loops and close the ring. We knit a connecting column and 3 air loops of the first row.

Again we make a connecting column and three air loops, closing the arc with a connecting column. To make it clearer, look periodically at the photo below.

There should be 6 such arcs. Close the row with a connecting post.

We tie the first arch-arc: 1 single crochet, 3 air loops, 2 single crochet.

We also tie the second and third arch: 2 single crochet, 3 air loops and 2 single crochet.

We repeat three more times. This is the end of the master class for beginners. We already have an openwork little star. But let's try to connect it even more and more beautifully.

Start the third row with a connecting post. Next row report: 1 single crochet, chain 3, single crochet 1, chain 5, single crochet 1, chain 3, single crochet 1, chain 2.

Repeat the row report 5 more times.

We got a crocheted openwork snowflake, which can be starched and hung on a Christmas tree.

Master class on knitting beautiful snowflakes for the New Year

If the question “What would please the household during the winter holidays?” the answer will be “make something beautiful with your own hands”, then crocheted snowflakes are exactly what you need! These small winter symbols can be used for a variety of purposes and will bring a special mood to everyone without exception. But first you need to choose the appropriate crochet snowflake patterns, and consider a few master classes.

Description abbreviations:

VP - air loop;
SSN - double crochet;
RLS - single crochet;
P5 - pico of 5 VPs;
P3 - pico of 3 VPs;
SS - connecting column;
PRSP - half-column with a crochet.

We knit a snowflake:

Please note that at the beginning of the row, instead of the columns, we knit the VP.

CCH = 3VP; RLS \u003d 1VP.

We start with the ring.

1 row: * 2SSN with a common top, 3VP * x 5 times, SS;

2 row: * (1SBN, 5VP, 1SBN) - in one loop, 4VP) * x 5 times, SS;

3 row: 3SS, in the arch of 5VP - 2SSN, 2VP, under the arch of 4VP - 1СБН, 2VP

* (2SSN, 3VP, 2SSN) - under 5VP, 2VP, 1SBN under the next. arch, 2VP) * x 4 times.
The end of the series - 2SSN in the first arch with which the series began, 1VP, 1PSSN in the third VP;

4 row: under the just connected PSSN - (1SBN, P5, 1SBN, P3), 2VP, 1SBN - in the 2nd CCH, P3, 2VP, under the RLS - SS. Half of the ray is knitted.

We knit the next five in the same way.

We continue to knit after the SS
* 2VP, 1SBN knit in SSN, P3, 2VP, under the arch - (1SBN, P3, 1SBN, P5, 1SBN, P3), 2VP, 1SBN in the 2nd SSN, P3, 2VP, under RLS - SS *.

We tied five rays, and we knit the sixth one - 2VP, 1SBN, P3, 2VP, under the 1st arch - 1SBN, P3, SS.

We fasten the thread and cut it off. Snowflake is ready!

Another version of a crocheted snowflake might look like this:

Description abbreviations:

P6 - pico of 6 VPs;
SP - connecting loop;
RLS - single crochet;
VP - air loop;
CCH - double crochet.

We knit a snowflake:

At the beginning of knitting snowflakes, we collect a chain of 6VP. Do not forget about replacing the first columns of the VP:

• 3VP are equal to 1SSN;
• 1VP is equal to 1SBN.

1 row: 1VP, 11SSN, SP;
2 row: (2SSN, 3VP) - 6 repetitions, joint venture;
3 row: (2SBN in tops of SSN second row, under the arch - 2SSN, 4VP, 2SSN) - 6 repetitions, joint venture;

4 row: (2SP, in two dcs we knit 2sc, under the arch - 1sc, p6, 1sc, 1cn, pico trefoil (p6), 1sc, 1sc, p6, 1sc, 2sc in cc 3rd row, 1ch, skip two loops) - 6 repetitions , SP.

We remove all excess threads, fixing them, and cut them off.

starch openwork motif, align and fix with pins, let dry. The crochet snowflake is ready.

Video lesson

Beginners in such a difficult task as crocheting always come to the aid of visual lessons that help to avoid the simplest mistakes and pay attention to important points that master classes in photographs do not always fully convey. Here is a video lesson that will help to crochet a snowflake even for those craftswomen who take up this for the first time in their lives.

Good afternoon friends! Even as a child, we cut openwork snowflakes out of paper and glued them to windows, attached them to curtains, and hung them on a Christmas tree. And needlewomen who know how to knit decorate New Year's interior knitted snowflakes. It's so cozy, stylish and elegant!

Since it takes a lot of time to create them, today I offer you a small selection of crocheted snowflakes with patterns for inspiration.

From a large variety of schemes, I chose the most interesting for myself and, it seems to me, easy.

How to use knitted snowflakes in the interior

Immediately, let's think about how to use knitted snowflakes, so that we can definitely decide to make them.

I have these options:

1. Knitted snowflakes on the Christmas tree will look fabulously beautiful and you don’t need to hang a lot of toys at the same time. Here you can play with color: knit either all white or gold, which is relevant in the year of the dog, or bright multi-colored.
2. A garland of knitted snowflakes or pendants will also be a great room decoration.
3. You can tie snowflakes - and serve them festive table. We also have similar schemes.
4. Decorate cards with snowflakes gift wrapping, table napkins, pillows.
5. Decorate windows and curtains.
6. Make a panel of snowflakes.
7. And if you knit a big snowflake from different color threads, you get a fashionable mandala.
8. Carried away by knitting snowflakes, connecting them to each other when knitting the last row, you can quietly make a beautiful napkin or . And from thick threads you get a chic plaid.
9. Here's another great idea, which I especially like: airy openwork christmas ball from small snowflakes. To create it, snowflakes need to be moistened in PVA glue diluted with water, placed on a foam ball of the right size, dried, and then, removed from the ball, connected. Or stick on Balloon, and after drying, remove the ball.

Materials for knitting snowflakes

It is best to crochet snowflakes with number 1-2 from cotton yarn like Iris, viscose thread is also suitable. Recently, I liked to knit from Peony threads, which I buy at Fixprice, you can also knit snowflakes from them.

Classically used White color, or you can also tie the edges with a colored or silver / golden thread. Can you imagine how they play?

How to crochet a snowflake

I won’t do a description of the knitting of each snowflake, I assume that you know how to read patterns. And if so, you know that knitting starts from the center with a set of several air loops closed in a ring, or make a loop from a thread (as you are used to), and then knit in a circle just like a napkin.

The types of loops used are air, double crochet and single crochet, in some patterns - picot.

For beginners to crochet, I advise you to look and learn how to read patterns.

In order for snowflakes to be a beautiful decor, they must be dense enough and correct form, do not stretch. To do this, at the end of knitting, they need to be starched.

How to starch a knitted snowflake

There are many ways, I usually use the classic old starch method.

Since we need snowflakes especially hard, we are preparing a saturated starch solution.

For half a liter of water you need to take three tablespoons of the powder.

1. Fill it up a small amount cold water from this volume, stir. You should get a creamy mass.
2. Bring the rest of the water to a boil.
3. As soon as the water boils, pour into it in a thin stream with constant stirring our mass of starch.
4. Add a pinch of salt - this will give the product a glossy shine.
5. Now turn off the fire and cool the solution a little.
6. Knitted snowflakes are placed in a warm solution, soaked well with it, squeezed slightly and immediately laid out wet on a towel, stretching and shaping. For reliability, you can secure with pins and leave it to dry.

And even easier, you can wet a napkin in a solution of PVA glue in half with water, and you don’t need to cook anything, and you are provided with excellent strength!

Knitted crochet snowflakes: patterns

I offer you several patterns of knitted small crochet snowflakes. All of them are of varying complexity, but in principle they are quite easy to perform.

On the eve of the New Year and Christmas, you really want to plunge into the world of a fairy tale and believe in magic! Our today's lesson will help with this: we will learn how to crochet snowflakes with patterns, which are described below. Crocheted delicate snowflakes will serve as an excellent decoration for the Christmas tree, will a good gift for relatives and friends, as well as create an inexpressible cozy atmosphere in the house!

Openwork crochet snowflake for beginners: a master class

Scheme

Description

1 p.: 3 c. p.p., in a ring from the 6th c. p. - 16 s. from n., ss. in the 3rd c. p.p. = 17 s. with n..

2 p.: 3 c. p.p., 2 c. p., 1 p. from n. in the same paragraph * prop. 1 p. pr. R., in the next. p. 1 p. s n., 2 c. p., 1 p. from n., * from * to * to the end of the river, ss. in the 3rd c. p.p..

3 p.: 3 c. p.p., in A from 2 c. n. pr. r. - 1 s. from n., 3 c. p., 2 p. from n., * in sl. A - 2 s. from n., 3 c. p., 2 p. s n., * from * to *, ss. in the 3rd c. p.p..

4 p.: 3 c. p.p., in A from the 3rd c. n. pr. r. - 2 s. from n., 3 c. p., 3 p. from n., * in sl. A - 3 s. from n., 3 c. p., 3 p. s n., * from * to *, ss. in 3 c. p.p..

5 p.: 3 c. p.p., in A from 3 c. n. pr. r. - 3 s. s n., 2 c. p., 4 p. from n., * in sl. A - 4 s. s n., 2 c. p., 4 p. s n., *, from * to *, ss. in 3 c. p.p..

6 p. (change the color of the thread): 3 in. p.p., in A from 2 c. n. pr. r. - 1 s. from n., 3 c. p., 2 p. s n., * 5 s. from n. in p. pr., 1 p. without n., prop. p., 1 p / s, connecting p. in A from 2 c. n. pr. r., 1 p / s, prop. p., 1 p. without n., 1 p. from n., 4 p. from n. in p. pr. r., in A from the 2nd century. n. pr. r. - 2 s. from n., 3 c. p., 2 p. with n., * from * to *, we form corners, as the diagram shows.

7 p.: 3 c. p.p., 1 p. s n., in A from 3 c. n. pr. r. - 2 s. from n., 3 c. p., 2 p. from n., *19 p. from n. in p. pr. r., in A from 3 c. n. pr. r. - 2 s. from n., 3 c. p., 2 p. s n., * from * to *, ss. in 3 c. p.p..

Crochet small snowflakes for beginner needlewomen: a master class

Small crochet snowflakes are perfect as a Christmas toy, they can also be used in decor and as winter snowflake earrings.

Scheme

Master Class

We collect 6 in. p. and close them in a ring with the help of ss. and start the motive.

1 p.: 3 c. p.p., into the ring from c. n. pr. r. knit - 2 s. with n., * 3 c. p., 3 p. with n., *, from * to *, another x 4, 3 c. P..

2 p.: 3 p / s in p. pr. p., 3 c. p.p., in the 1st A from c. n. pr. r. we knit: a magnificent column of 3 s. from n., 3 c. p., a magnificent column of 4 s. with n., * 5 c. p., in sl. And we knit - a magnificent column of 4 s. from n., 3 c. p., a magnificent column of 4 s. with n., * from * to *, 5 c. P..

3 p.: p / s in a magnificent column of 3 s. from n. pr., 3rd century p.p., in the 1st A from the 3rd c. n. pr. r. we knit - 3 s. from n., 3 c. p., 4 p. s n., * 1 s. without n. in the middle of the chain of 5 c. n. pr. r., in cl. And from 3 c. n. pr. r. - 4 s. from n., 3 c. p., 4 p. s n., * from * to *, 1 s. without n. in the middle of the chain of 5 c. n. pr. r..

4 p.: * in each p. pr. you need to connect 1 with. without n., in each A from the 3rd c. n. pr. r. - 1 s. without n., 3 c. p., 1 p. without n., 3 c. p., 1 p. without n., 3 c. p., 1 p. without n., 3 c. p., 1 p. without n., * from * to *.

Openwork snowflake for beginners: video MK

Crochet toy "Snowflake" for the Christmas tree: master class

We will need:

• white yarn (100% cotton, 100 grams per 565 meters);
• remnants of red yarn;
• cr. No. 1;
• two beads for the eye;
• a little padding.

Master Class

1 p .: we collect a chain of 2 c. p., in the 2nd p. from kr. we knit 6 p / s ..

3 p.: * 1 s. without n., 2 p. without n. in one p. *, from * to * x 6 \u003d 18 p..

4 p.: * 2 s. without n., 2 p. without n. in one p. *, from * to * x 6 \u003d 24 p..

5 p.: * 3 s. without n., 2 p. without n. in one p. *, from * to * x 6 \u003d 30 p..

6 p.: * 4 s. without n., 2 p. without n. in one p. *, from * to * x 6 \u003d 36 p..

7 p.: * 5 s. without n., 2 p. without n. in one p. *, from * to * x 6 \u003d 42 p..

8 p.: * 6 s. without n., 2 p. without n. in 1 p. *, from * to * x 6 \u003d 48 p..

9 p.: * 7 s. without n., 2 p. without n. in 1 p. *, from * to * x 6 \u003d 54 p..

10 p.: * 8 s. without n., 2 p. without n. in 1 p. *, from * to * x 6 = 60 p..

11 p.: * 9 s. without n., 2 p. without n. in 1 p. *, from * to * x 6 \u003d 66 p..

We fold the two parts and connect them: we grab the loops of both components and knit them with. without n. (= 66 p.), Stuff the toy.

Now we knit rays. You can use absolutely any variation, but we took 6-7 pp. this scheme:

spout

1 p .: we collect a chain of 2 c. p., in the 2nd p. from kr. do 6 p / s ..

2 p.: *2 s. without n. in one p. *, from * to * x 6 \u003d 12 p..

3 p.: 12 s. without n..

4 p.: 12 p. without n..

Assembly

We sew on the spout, stuffing it with holofiber in advance. Sew on eyes and embroider a smile. An original and positive Christmas tree toy is ready!

Snowflake star for beginners: a step-by-step master class

Scheme

Description

We collect 7 in. p., we close in a ring with the help of ss. and start the motive.

1 p.: 3 c. p.p., 2 p. from n., 3 c. p., 3 p. from n., 3 c. p. and continue in a circle until we knit 6 times for 3 s. s n., then ss ..

2 p.: with the help of ss. go to the first A of 3 c. p. and knit 3 c. p.p., 2 p. from n., 6 c. p., holding the 6th p., prov. 6 more c. p., then we pass the p., which we held, in kr. and do 1 cc..

3 p.: 6 c. p. and 3 s. from n., 1 c. p., again 3 s. from n. etc. until the end of the river..

4 p.: 1 c. n., at the top with. from n. pr. do 1 s. without n .. In the first half of the branch we make 6 s. without n., 4 c. p. and 1 ss. at the top with without n .. Then 4 s. without n., in p. from c. n. do 1 s. without n., 3 c. p., 1 p. with two n, 3 c. etc. There should be 5 such rays.

It remains to link the motive along the bottom: 4 s. without n., 4 c. p., 1 ss. at the top of the last with without n., 6 p. without n., 1 s. without n. at the top with from n. pr. and continue to knit in a circle. The motif for the Christmas tree is ready!

If we connect several of these details together, we get the original crown for the New Year's children's party.

A simple snowflake for beginners: video MK

New Year's rubber snowflake: a step-by-step master class for beginners

For a rubber toy we need:

Machine "slingshot";
hook;
set of rubber bands for knitting.

Description

So, we take cr. for elastic bands and 1 gray river, wrap it around it three times.

2 gray r. we attach it to the edge of the cr., pull it off and transfer it to the twist. R. on 2 others, stretched.

We stretch the loop along the edge, as shown below.

We make 2 more such loops from elastic bands and stretch them again. There should be 3 such loops in total.

Now we need 2 blue p..

We cling to the edge of the cr. and pull, remove on the blue p. 2 loops.

Thus, we remove all the stitches, then we put on the 2nd side on the blue rivers.

We remove the first part from the cr.. We need to make 5 more of the same elements from rubber bands.

Then we dress all of them on cr..

Instructions for knitting snowflakes crochet.

With the approach new year holidays we strive to prepare your home for a variety of celebrations and parties. For this, it is used christmas decor. You can purchase a variety of jewelry or make your own.

The simplest crochet snowflake for beginners: pattern, diagram, description

To work, you will need iris or thread No. 10. These snowflakes can decorate a Christmas tree or a room.

Instruction:

• Dial 6 air loops and connect them into a ring by throwing the thread
• Now tie the resulting ring with 12 single crochets. That is, in each loop there are two columns
• Now knit 24 tbsp. bn and close the row
• Dial ch and 1 tbsp. bn, again 5 ch, then 5 tbsp. bn
• Repeat the cycle with 5 ch and 2 tbsp. bn
• In the new row, the scheme is not much different from the previous row, in place of st. bn is also knitted st. bn
• Added in the scheme 1 tbsp. with a crochet at the stage of knitting a chain of their 5 ch
• The last row is simple. One element is 3 ch 2 double crochets with one top, again 3 ch and 2 double crochets. Knit according to the pattern

Crochet a simple snowflake pattern for beginners

How to crochet a New Year's big snowflake napkin: pattern, diagram, description

Such a napkin will be a great gift or souvenir for loved ones. Made from iris or #10 threads.

Instruction:

• Knit 8 ch, connect into a ring and tie them with a single crochet
• Now knit 20 ch and connect them with a single crochet
• You should have 8 petals in a row.
• After that, align everything with a ring, knitting a chain and connecting on the petals with a single crochet
• After that, knit the next 2 rows of st. bn. Knit corners according to the scheme

How to crochet a small snowflake for a Christmas tree, for a garland: diagram, description, photo

How to tie a snowflake on a Christmas tree, you can see in the video.

VIDEO: Crochet snowflake on a Christmas tree

How to crochet a snowflake for earrings: diagram, description, photo

A snowflake for making earrings should be small and keep its shape well. For manufacturing, use thin threads No. 10 and a thin hook.

Instruction:

• Dial 5 ch and close them in a ring
• After that, knit 2 tbsp. with a crochet, sticking a hook into one loop
• Knit 3 ch and again perform 2 tbsp. with a crochet, repeat to the end of the row
• Close the row and knit according to the scheme

How to crochet a hexagonal snowflake?

Such a snowflake will become a decoration for a Christmas tree or as a decor for decorating a house.

Instruction:

• Knit 6 ch and fasten them into a ring
• After that, knit 2 rows of Art. bn, increasing the number of columns by 2 times in each row
• Knit eights, forming them from VP interconnected

How to crochet an openwork snowflake?

Openwork snowflake is characterized by low density and loose viscous.

Instruction:

• One of the most simple options. For knitting, you need to have a minimum experience and skills.
• Knit 6 ch and connect them into a ring
• Now knit 12 tbsp. with a crochet through one air loop
• Now knit petals from 5 ch, closing them using single crochets
• The next row is also a single crochet and ch. They need 5 pieces
• With each row, the number of air loops in a row increases.

How to crochet a voluminous snowflake?

Making such a snowflake is quite simple. It is necessary to make a dense base in the central part - a circle. After that, openwork edges are knitted. Further, the dense part is stuffed with padding polyester and a circle is sewn, which is also crochet. It turns out something similar to a soft toy.

How to crochet a two-color snowflake?

A snowflake is made by combining white and blue threads. Below is a video.

VIDEO: Bicolor snowflake

How to crochet a snowflake tack?

This pot holder can be used as a hot plate. The essence of knitting is simple, almost all the time a single crochet is used for knitting. This allows you to achieve a decent thickness of the product. Below is a detailed video.

VIDEO: Snowflake tack

How to decorate crocheted snowflakes with beads, beads: ideas, photos

There are several options for decorating knitted snowflakes:

• Beaded
• beads
• Glue or sew-on rhinestones
• embroidery
• Adhesive fabric with sequins

Making a snowflake is pretty easy. It is necessary to master the simplest tricks and follow the instructions.

VIDEO: Crochet snowflakes