ASE's Teeny-Tiny Snowflake Crochet Pattern
©Anita Elmore aka ASE Knits 'n' Crochets
http://aseknc.blogspot.com/
aseknc@gmail.com
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©Anita Elmore aka ASE Knits 'n' Crochets
http://aseknc.blogspot.com/
aseknc@gmail.com
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You may not sell or claim this pattern as your own.
You may, however, share the pattern freely & sell any items you make using this pattern, all that I ask is that you give me credit as the designer with the info above.
Thank you for respecting my copyright.
Please enjoy!
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You may, however, share the pattern freely & sell any items you make using this pattern, all that I ask is that you give me credit as the designer with the info above.
Thank you for respecting my copyright.
Please enjoy!
♥
Materials
- Size 10 Crochet Thread, teeny-tiny amount
- Hook: US 4 Steel Crochet Hook
Terms and Abbreviations
- CO = cast on
- ch = chain
- sc = single chain
- hdc = half double crochet
- sts = stitches
- sl st = slip stitch
- beg = beginning
- x = times (example 6x = 6 times)
- FO = finish off
- 3-picot cluster: (ch 3, sl st in same sc)3x
Snowflake
Round 1: CO & ch 4 (counts as first hdc and ch 2 space)
(hdc in 4th ch from hook, ch 2)4x join with a sl st to 2nd ch in beg ch 4. (5 hdc and ch 2 spaces)
Round 2: (Sc in next ch 2 space, 3-picot cluster, sl st in next hdc)5x; FO and weave in ends.
Wow Anita - that is teeny tiny. It's pretty, too. Thanks for sharing your pattern. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Debi! I'm happy to share. :o)
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Oh Anita, how very sweet. So tiny, so perfect. Thanks for the pattern. Look forward to making these. I can picture putting them on all kinds of things.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty Anita. Hope you have a wonderful day. :-)
ReplyDeleteThank you Both!
ReplyDeleteGlor, I know, me too! They would be cute attached to earrings...on socks...added to trims...I made this one to use in my paper crafting. :o)
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So sweet, Anita!
ReplyDeleteI would like to nominate you for a Stylish Blogger Award! Please drop by my blog to take it, you are very welcome!
Happy New Year!!!
Awww, thank you Love!♥
ReplyDeletewow!!! that is really small!!! and cute!!
ReplyDeleteYou can make some earrings!
Thank you! ♥
ReplyDeleteAww that little snowflake is just sooo cute :o)
ReplyDeleteThank you my friend!♥
ReplyDeleteLove the snowflake, but am stuck at the beginning with cast on. I know about cast on in knitting but don't know about crochet, Please help as I want to make this..probably more than one. Thanks
ReplyDeleteCathie
hcwest@suddenlink.net
The CO I use is just a simple slip knot. I generalize it and say CO because some people use different ways to start out. Hope this helps! ♥
ReplyDelete(Cathie, I am also sending you an email)
it's really cute! I don't know how to crochet, I do knit but I think I'll have to learn in order to make this pattern :-) Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHi Anita, I've given you an award. I've posted about it on my blog. Thanks for your inspiration! :-)
ReplyDeleteLoL...Carole, that is exactly why I learned to crochet! I would be looking at/for knitting patterns and kept coming across such adorable crochet patterns that I loved but couldn't make....so I had to learn!
ReplyDeleteHeather, you are such a sweetheart! Thank you!♥
How cute that is! Perfect for a little cap or scarf.
ReplyDeleteThank you Amanda! I'm glad you like it.♥
ReplyDeleteAdorable and thanks for the pattern!
ReplyDeleteThank you and you're welcome!♥
ReplyDeleteI cannot get this!! Do you not close the circle first? I am not closing the circle but I have tried at least 5 different times and I just can't get this.
ReplyDeleteNo honey, I'm not making a circle.
ReplyDeleteYou start by chaining 4. This counts as the first hdc and ch2 space.
You then work in the 4th chain from the hook as if that chain (the 4th from the hook) were your circle.
So, chain 4, then hdc in 4th chain from hook & ch 2, repeat this 4x all in that same chain.
I'm sorry if I confused you. If need more help I will try and make a video to help you. Let me know how it goes!
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