Crocheted Snow Swirls

By: Glor from glor-crochetgalore.blogspot.com

Forget ordinary snowflakes, make some Crocheted Snow Swirls to hang on your tree with this free crochet Christmas pattern. Using size 10 crochet thread you can add a little bit of whim to your holiday and brighten up that tree. Sometimes a tree can get bogged down with ornaments -- lighten it back up with these white snow swirls that look fun and keep your eye moving. Hang them elsewhere in your house for fun winter decor. Your guests will marvel at the delicate swirls and wish for a white Christmas.

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Intermediate

Crochet HookB/1 or 2.25 mm hook

Yarn Weight(0) Lace (33-40 stitches to 4 inches). Includes crochet thread.

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princess6860504

Oct 01, 2017

With all due respect, these snow swirls are definitely not an intermediate crochet pattern. The only thing that MIGHT qualify as intermediate is the fact that it uses a very small hook and crochet thread. The pattern itself is just three steps and you're done, using only single crochets. Don't be afraid of trying this!

JaneEK

Dec 03, 2016

We opted to go with a more homemade look with our decorations this year. I was struggling to find something to replace the usual tinsel draping down, and these crocheted icicles will certainly do the trick. What I especially like is they can be made in various lengths just like the real thing. Im thinking of working them up in both white and special holiday yarnwhite with silver threadsfor a bit of extra sparkle.

Inukshuk84

Oct 27, 2016

These are really the simplest ornaments to make, but they make a big impact on your Christmas tree! They can be made in white as shown, or in any colour that suits your colour scheme. You could even crochet them with sparkly yarn to add a special touch to your ornaments. Crocheting a set would make a nice gift for someone celebrating the holidays in their first home!

arnts1ta

Oct 28, 2016

Love your idea of using sparkly yarn to make these ornaments, that would make the tree sparkle especially with the lights on! I'm going to make a ton of these so my young daughter can help decorate the tree this year!

kellysanders5001 4 888235

Oct 22, 2012

this looks awesome BUT when i followed the link to get the pattern Google chrome told me that there has been malware known to come out of that site soo could you fix that please!!

doodles1957

Dec 22, 2011

this is the easiest and cutest ornament i have ever tried to make. love it and i love your web site.

alishabush 8897592

Jul 29, 2011

Thanks for this! These are soooo cute! I can't wait to make them!

Maecella

Dec 15, 2010

wow. all those lovely ornament's. when will I get the time to do all of them. love your baby book. wish i could do the competition