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...

Pendant “Snowfall”

Schemes of snowflakes for the “Snowfall” pendant

Schemes of snowflakes for the “Snowfall” pendant