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♥ Day 8; Small Snowflake

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Hey Lovelies! Day 8 already of Blogmas 2021! Well it’s actually day 15, but yeah my days are a little bit different haha. I hope I’m not confusing you too much. Today we will make another snowflake to go on the snowball! Just making it a bit more pretty. This small snowflake is not too complicated to make, but read well. I hope you like it!

Of this small Snowflake you will make 2. These will come right beside the big Snowflake you made earlier. 

Small Snowflake

For this Pattern you’ll need:
♥ Thin Yarn in the color Light Blue.
♥ Crochet Hook, 2MM*.
♥ Scissors.
♥ Stitch Markers. (Optional)
♥ Yarn Needle.

*Check your yarn that you wanna use, to which hook size you need. For those Crochet Snowflakes it isn’t necessary to use the exact same yarn, they will only turn out bigger or smaller.

Stitches used (US Terms):
Magic Ring.
CH = Chain.
SlSt = Slip Stitch.
SC = Single Crochet.
ST = Stitch.
Inc = Increase.
(…) = Repeat the space in brackets the given number of times.
[…] = Total number of stitches.

Pattern Small Snowflake

1: 6SC in a Magic Ring, SLSt in the first st. This will be the base. [6]
2: Ch1, (1SC in base + Ch5, insert in second ch from hook, 4SlSt* + 1SC in same st as last SC in base, Ch4) 6 times, SlSt in the first st. [6 Crystals]
Fasten off and weave in tail.

* When you made a chain, you’ll use SlSt to go back to your base. You’ll see 2 loops on the ‘right’ side of your chain, if you turn it around you’ll see 1 loop, these are the ones I used to make my Slip Stitches in.

All you have to do now is to sew them on the snowball, just how you like.

If you decided to join this lovely project, or just some parts of it, show me on Twitter or Instagram what you are working on! I’d love to see!

If you like to buy the PDF pattern for this whole project, go to my ko-fi shop. This will have an extra story attached and no ads.

Have a wonderful day!

Love
Danielle

PS. if you love those patterns, maybe you’d like to support me on Ko-Fi?! So I can keep making content like this!

// ©2021 Delinlea / Danielle Kaal // Items made with this pattern/DIY may be sold in a limited number. Credit to ‘Delinlea’ is appreciated. Not allowed for mass production or commercial purposes. You may not reproduce, translate, share, freely distribute or sell this pattern/DIY as your own in digital or printed from.

♥ Day 4; Big Snowflake

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Hey Lovelies! I really hope we get a lot of big snowflakes this year. But in this country we always have to see if we even get snow. At least we got some hail already and that made me excited haha. It looked a tiny bit white outside. So pretty! Let’s at least crochet some big snowflakes, that will definitely get us in the mood!

Big Snowflake Crochet

For this Pattern you’ll need:
♥ Thin Yarn in the color Light Blue.
♥ Crochet Hook, 2MM*.
♥ Scissors.
♥ Stitch Markers. (Optional)
♥ Yarn Needle.

*Check your yarn that you wanna use, to which hook size you need. For those Crochet Snowflakes it isn’t necessary to use the exact same yarn, they will only turn out bigger or smaller.

Stitches used (US Terms):
Magic Ring.
CH = Chain.
SlSt = Slip Stitch.
SC = Single Crochet.
DC = Double Crochet.
ST = Stitch.
Inc = Increase.
Dec = Decrease.
(…) = Repeat the space in brackets the given number of times.
[…] = Total number of stitches.

Pattern Big Snowflake

1: 12DC in Magic Ring, SlSt in the first st. This will be the base. [12]

2: Ch1, (1SC+Picot+1SC in the next st on base, 1SC in base, Ch9, insert in second ch from hook, 3SC, Ch4, insert in second ch from hook, 3SC, Ch4, insert in second ch from hook, 3SC, now pull up a loop from all 3 bases of the points you just made and pull yarn through all 4 loops on the hook, 5SC in the remaining or the chain you made first, 1SC in the same st as the last sc in base) 6 times. SlSt in the first st. [6 Crystals]
Fasten off and weave in tails.

* When you made a chain, you’ll use SC to go back to your base. You’ll see 2 loops on the ‘right’ side of your chain, if you turn it around you’ll see 1 loop, these are the ones I used to make my Slip Stitches in.

This big snowflake you’ll sew on the snowball, put it where you’ll love it most.

If you decided to join this lovely project, or just some parts of it, show me on Twitter or Instagram what you are working on! I’d love to see!

If you like to buy the PDF pattern for this whole project, go to my ko-fi shop. This will have an extra story attached and no ads.

Have a wonderful day!

Love
Danielle

PS. if you love those patterns, maybe you’d like to support me on Ko-Fi?! So I can keep making content like this!

// ©2021 Delinlea / Danielle Kaal // Items made with this pattern/DIY may be sold in a limited number. Credit to ‘Delinlea’ is appreciated. Not allowed for mass production or commercial purposes. You may not reproduce, translate, share, freely distribute or sell this pattern/DIY as your own in digital or printed from.

♥ Day 13; Snowflake Amigurumi

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Hey Lovelies! It’s day 13 of Blogmas, and that means we are already half way through. How did that happen so fast. Time really flies fast! Just like this year has went by fast for me, not sure where all time did go, it seems to go faster and faster every year. Do you experience that as well, or is it just me! Anyway, this snowflake will fall really slowly from the sky, like they have all time they want. I love watching snowflakes falling from the sky! It’s so calming when it snows. The whole world around seems to slow down and just be in the moment. For this Snowflake amigurumi, you don’t have to worry it’ll melt any time soon. It will be there for as long as you want.

Snowflake made with Amigurumi

For this pattern you’ll need:
♥ Yarn in the color White (I used Stylecraft Special DK)
♥ A bit of extra Black yarn to create it’s mouth.
♥ Crochet hook. (I used 3mm)
♥ Stuffing.
♥ Yarn Needle.
♥ Sewing Pins.
♥ Stitch Marker.
♥ Safety Eyes, 6mm.

Stitches used (US Terms):
Magic Ring.
CH = Chain.
SLST = Slip Stitch.
SC = Single Crochet.
ST = Stitch.
Inc = Increase.
Dec = Decrease.
(…) = Repeat the space in brackets the given number of times.
[…] = Total number of stitches.

This pattern is made with continues rounds, unless stated otherwise. Use a stitch marker to mark your first/last stitch of your row.

♥ Pattern Snowflake

Middle
Use the color White.

1: 6SC in a Magic Ring. [6]
2: 2SC in each st around. [12]
3: (1SC, inc) 6 times. [18]
4: 18SC. [18]
Place the eyes between row 2&3.
5: 18SC. [18]
6: 18SC. [18]
7: (1SC, dec) 6 times. [12]
Stuff here.
8: Dec around. [6]
Fasten off and weave in tail.

Crystal Part1 (Make 6)
Use the color White.

1: 6SC in a Magic Ring. [6]
2: 6SC. [6]
Repeat row 2 until you have 8 rows total.
Fasten off and leave a long tail for sewing.

Crystal Part2 (Make 12)
Use the color White.

1: 5SC in a Magic Ring. [5]
2: 5SC. [5]
3: 5SC. [5]
Fasten off and leave a long tail for sewing.

♥ Assembling

Whenever I start assembling Amigurumi, I’d like to use sewing pins to position all parts first until I’m happy. Then I will sew them on. I recommend you do so as well.

Complete the Crystals first, you need 1 of ‘part1’and 2 of ‘part2’ to complete one crystal. Sew ‘part2’ opposite of each other to ‘part1’ about 2/3 rows down from the top of ‘part1’.
When you have created 6 complete crystals, take your middle part, spread the crystals evenly around and sew those on.
Then with the piece of black yarn, create his mouth.
If you want to hang it, don’t forget to add a loop to the top.

I hope you enjoyed today’s pattern! I think it’s adorable. If you decided to make any of the blogmas amigurumi, please show me on Twitter or Instagram  with #DelinleaDIY. I’d love to see what you make using my patterns.

And don’t forget that you can get all Blogmas patterns ad free in a PDF bundle in my Ko-Fi shop (English US terms and Dutch). The link you can find on the Blogmas Page here! (Etsy might follow later).

Have a wonderful day and I’ll see you tomorrow!

Love
Danielle

PS. if you love those Blogmas patterns, maybe you’d like to support me on Ko-Fi?! So I can keep making content like this!

// ©2020 Delinlea / Danielle Kaal // Items made with this pattern may be sold in a limited number. Credit to ‘Delinlea’ is appreciated. Not allowed for mass production or commercial purposes. You may not reproduce, translate, share, freely distribute or sell this pattern as your own in digital or printed from.