Just like in the real world, no two crochet snowflakes are alike. There are 100s of free crochet snowflake patterns out there, but we’ve curated the cream of the crop for this pattern collection. Looks like it’s going to be white Christmas one way or another!
Of course, not all crocheted snowflakes have to be white. In fact, some of my favorite designs feature snowflakes made with beautiful blues, shining silvers, and gorgeous golds. The best part is that each snowflake requires very little yarn, so you can make use of all those yarn scraps you have leftover from other projects.
So, what can you make with crochet snowflakes anyway? Let me tell you, the possibilities are endless! Individual snowflakes are great for bookmarks, appliques, ornaments, coasters, and present toppers. Join multiple snowflakes together to create table runners, tree skirts, scarves, or throws.
For many of these free patterns for crocheted snowflakes, you’ll get the best results if you block your finished creations. Stiffening your snowflakes is also recommended for certain applications. Trust me when I say that these extra steps are well worth the effort (and really not as tricky as they may seem if you’ve never done them before).
In addition to free patterns for crochet snowflakes on their own, we’ve also got a handful of other designs that feature snowflakes center stage. These include a beanie, a bauble, and a bag – and those are just the B’s!
So, without further ado, let’s dive into this dazzling display of crochet snowflakes. Scroll down and see these gorgeous designs for yourself!
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25+ Best Free Crochet Snowflake Patterns
Snowflake
You might think that you need to study up on your stitches to create stunning crochet snowflakes, but that’s not always the case. This easy crochet snowflake pattern calls for just basic crochet stitches: single, half double, and double crochet. And you get to use a nice DK weight yarn instead of fiddly crochet thread.
Designer: Sunflower Cottage Crochet
Yarn: Hobby Lobby I Love This Cotton! (DK Weight #3)
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Snowflake Ornament
Many crocheted snowflake patterns are lacy, but the rare solid ones are good to have in your back pocket. The lack of holes makes them more suited for certain applications like coasters and scarves for instance. You can make this Christmas ornament using just two crochet stitches: double crochet and picot stitch.
Designer: Elena Goriashnik
Yarn: Oxford Petek (honeycomb) (Sport Weight #2)
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Granny Snowflake Hexagon
Apart from squares, hexagons are some of the most versatile things you can crochet. They can be pieced together in all sorts of configurations to create all kinds of things. I personally would love to see this snowflake hexagon design used in a throw blanket! The pattern uses single crochet, double crochet, and picot stitches along with double crochet clusters and long double crochet stitches.
Designer: Crafting Happiness
Yarn: Marriner Aran (Acrylic) (Aran Weight #4)
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Delicate Snowflake
Each of these crochet snowflakes is its own little work of art and I love seeing all of the designers’ different versions. This delicate design may look intricate but it’s actually made using just single crochet and chain stitches. It really is amazing what you can make using the most basic of crochet stitches!
Designer: Din Sol
Yarn: Marks & Kattens M&K Linen (DK Weight #3)
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Snowflake Blanket
Tried and true corner to corner crochet is perfect for recreating the geometric nature of snowflakes. The snowflakes take center stage in this square blanket made with bulky weight yarn. If you’ve never tried C2C before, this pattern wouldn’t be a bad first project since there’s only 2 colors.
Designer: ChristaCo Design
Yarn: King Cole Big Value Chunky (Bulky Weight #5)
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Snowflake Mandala
If you love to crochet doilies, then you are sure to appreciate this crochet snowflake mandala. It would look as pretty as a picture as a part of your holiday table centerpiece! I especially love how the color changes highlight the intricacies of the design. What colors would you use for your creation?
Designer: Anna Virkpanna
Yarn: Scheepjes Catona (Sport Weight #2)
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Zlata Snowflake Cat Bandana
I just can’t get over how adorable this snowflake cat bandana is. Your furry friends can get in on the spirit of the season with their very own accessories. The pattern is easy to adapt to different sizes, so you could probably even make it for your dogs too. It calls for half double, double crochet, and puff stitches.
Designer: Catventurous Crochet
Yarn: None Specified
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Snowflake Hat & Cowl
Go all out this winter with a bright and cherry hat and cowl set. Festive red and white is the perfect color combination to celebrate the season. The pattern calls for double crochet stitches along with front and back post double crochet stitches. Of course, you can’t forget the pom pom – it’s like the cherry on top!
Designer: Colour Ceilidh Crochet
Yarn: Lion Brand Vanna’s Choice (Worsted Weight Yarn #4)
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Snowflake Statement Earrings
Reach for embroidery floss to create teeny tiny crochet snowflakes that are the perfect size for earrings. The pattern only has one round and it calls for only single and double crochet stitches. It doesn’t get much easier than that! Learn how to make your own pair by following along with the video and written tutorials.
Designer: Fiber Flux
Yarn: Embroidery Floss
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December Snowflake
This dazzling December Snowflake has been blocked and stiffened to really show off that gorgeous crochet lacework. The pattern calls for the bsic stitches plus picot stitches. It’s available in both video and written formats, which is great news for beginners and visual learners.
Designer: Crochetpedia
Yarn: Scheepjes Maxi Sugar Rush (Lace Weight #0)
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Frostarra Snowflake
Most of our free patterns for crochet snowflakes are made using a single color of yarn. It’s refreshing to see a unique 2 color design like this one! Of course, you can also make it using just one color if you would prefer. Special stitches for this design include post, puff, and picot stitches.
Designer: Draiguna
Yarn: Aunt Lydia’s Classic Crochet (Size 10 Thread)
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Frosty Star Snowflake
Here’s a fun trick to try. Take a pattern that calls for a really thin yarn like this Frosty Star Snowflake and make it using a thicker yarn instead. The resulting supersize snowflake would make a perfect placemat or you could hang it up on the wall as a decoration! This design uses single and double crochet stitches along with picot stitches.
Designer: Crochetpedia
Yarn: Scheepjes Maxi Sugar Rush (Lace Weight #0)
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White Snowflake Square
This white snowflake is beautifully framed by a blue crochet square. But you could totally crochet the snowflake on its own too, since it’s worked separately from the square itself. The pattern is made from just single and double crochet stitches. I love the whimsical squiggles that radiate outwards from the center!
Designer: Cutecrochetmakes
Yarn: Deramores Studio DK Acrylic (DK Weight #3)
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Snowflake Christmas Bauble
Adorn your christmas tree in snowflakes with these stunning tapestry crochet ornaments. This snowflake design is actually part of a set of 6 coordinating bauble designs. The simplicity of this pattern makes it an instant classic that is sure to look great on your Christmas tree year after year.
Designer: Ned & Mimi
Yarn: Knit Picks Brava Worsted (Worsted Weight Yarn #4)
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Snowflake Heart Ornament
What could be cuter than tiny crochet snowflakes? How about tiny crochet snowflakes attached to hearts! These extra adorable appliques are made using single crochet and slip stitches. They would be perfect for present toppers or ornaments. Heck, you could probably just give someone one of these as a fun little surprise gift and it would make their day!
Designer: Golden Lucy Crafts
Yarn: Knit Picks Curio #3 (Light Fingering Weight #0)
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Nordic Snowflake Stocking
Skip the storebought stockings and make yourself a family heirloom that can be passed on from generation to generation. This stunning Nordic Snowflake Stocking is sure to become an instant classic. It’s made using single crochet stitches and the tapestry crochet colorwork technique. There’s only 2 colors to juggle so it’s really not too tricky.
Designer: The Unraveled Mitten
Yarn: Red Heart Super Saver Solids (Aran Weight #4)
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Zephyr Snowflake
The Zephyr Snowflake is one of those designs that you really need to block for best results. But it’s totally worth it to create these stunning spiky beauties! I love the way that the different size spikes seem to interlock. The best part is that it’s super easy to make using just double crochet and picot stitches.
Designer: GwenGoods
Yarn: Aunt Lydia’s Classic Crochet (Size 10 Thread)
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Vanilla Snowflake
This is one of those crochet snowflakes that you can easily make really big if you decide to use a thick yarn instead of the recommended crochet thread. A supersize snowflake would make for lovely porch decor, don’t you think? Special stitches for this design include half treble and double treble stitches.
Designer: Jessica Wifall
Yarn: Aunt Lydia’s Classic Crochet (Size 10 Thread)
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Cinnamon Snowflake
I’m obsessed with this adorable Cinnamon Snowflake. The little curlicues on the ends are so whimsical and fun. They make me think of a Dr. Suess book! This design is made using single, double, and treble crochet stitches. Blocking will really help to ensure that the lacework pops and the tips look uniform.
Designer: Jessica Wifall
Yarn: Aunt Lydia’s Classic Crochet (Size 10 Thread)
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Snowflake Bag
This tiny tapestry crochet bag can hold lots of little treasures. The stunning snowflake design and the simple drawstring are both so endearing. It would make an excellent addition to a Christmas stocking, especially if you tuck some sweet treats inside. It would also make a great party favor!
Designer: Nordic Hook
Yarn: Järbo 8/4 100% Cotton (Fingering Weight #1)
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Puff Crochet Snowflake Ornament
Add some texture to your crochet snowflakes by incorporating puff stitches. You can learn how to make these stunning snowflakes by following along with the Youtube video tutorial. Video patterns are so nice for beginner crocheters and for anyone who considers themself to be a visual learner.
Designer: Kristinescrochet
Yarn: Madame Tricote Camilla (Sport Weight #2)
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Heart Snowflake
A tiny heart adorns the center of this sweet snowflake. The small snowflake fits in the palm of your hand since it is made with super thin crochet thread. You’ll be using single and double crochet stitches for this design. Experiment with yarn instead of thread if you want to make a bigger one!
Designer: Golden Lucy Crafts
Yarn: Aunt Lydia’s Classic Crochet (Size 10 Thread)
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Snowy Night Hat
Bring the magic of snow with you everywhere you go this winter with the Snowy Night Hat. The whimsical tapestry crochet design features a few different snowflake motifs. Follow along with the video tutorial to learn how to make it. If you can single crochet and change colors, then you’re on the right track!
Designer: The Pretty Stitch
Yarn: Caron Simply Soft Solids (Worsted Weight #4)
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Eight Point Snowflake
Each of these stunning crochet snowflakes is their own little work of art, and this gorgeous eight point snowflake is no exception. The pattern is made using single, half double, and double crochet stitches. These are all basic stitches, and yet the resulting snowflake is anything but basic!
Designer: Crochet For You
Yarn: (Sport Weight #2)
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Winter Hearts Snowflake
Here we see crochet snowflakes made with pretty pastel lavender and peach colors along with a bold blue and a stunning silver. There are no rules when it comes to crochet snowflakes, so just have fun experimenting with colors! Special stitches for this adorable heart snowflake design include post stitches, picot stitches, and cluster stitches.
Designer: Draiguna
Yarn: Aunt Lydia’s Classic Crochet (Size 10 Thread)
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Free Crochet Snowflake Patterns from Love.Life.Yarn
Let it snow! I much prefer these adorable crochet snowflakes to the real thing, since you don’t have to wipe these yarny snowflakes off your car or worry about any of them getting in your boots. Which of these free crochet snowflake patterns was your favorite? Let me know in the comments below!
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Amanda
The heart with snowflake is my favorite. You also introduced me to Nordichook. Thank you.