Crochet snowflakes. Part 10

Lily, November 15, 2024 0 1 min read 3986

New Year's inspiration: crochet snowflake patterns. Part 9 is here ***

Crocheted snowflakes. Part 11 is here***

Snowflakes from Irina Zhadan (Khazeeva)

New Years is soon!

And I already have snowflakes hanging at home and cheering me up...

I crocheted them and starched them using PVA glue.

I knitted snowflakes for the first time. Basically, I used ready-made schemes. I found a very good book on the Internet by Caitlin Sainio “100 Snowflakes to Crochet” and knitted snowflakes using this book, as well as other patterns found on the Internet.

For knitting I used used light pink yarn and therefore specially used glue that had already turned yellow with time for starching. And as a result of this experiment, my snowflakes turned out to be the color of delicious, mouth-watering cookies from the oven and even slightly toasted at the edges…. I called them “delicious snowflakes.”

I have put on a lot of them and they are all different.

Snowflake No. 1

Snowflake No. 2

Snowflake No. 3

Snowflakes No. 4 – 5 – 6

Snowflake No. 7

Snowflake No. 9

Snowflake No. 10

Snowflake No. 11

Snowflake No. 12

Snowflake No. 13

Snowflake No. 14

Snowflake No. 15

Snowflake No. 16

After completely processing all my snowflakes, I decided to make a pendant from smaller ones that can be hung above the doorway, attached to a chandelier, or hung in the wall opening.

I found a hoop from an old hoop and crocheted them with a pattern reminiscent of stars and attached snowflakes to the ring on thin ropes at 3 levels from the ring.

I was quite satisfied with the result of the work...

It is interesting to watch how the snowflakes sway and rotate slightly in the air currents.

So, meet...