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Crochet Snowman Applique Pattern

This cute little crochet snowman would make a perfect appliqué on a winter hat but also a wonderful ornament, magnet, or pin. The appliqué measures approx. 3″ x 2″. I tried to make this pattern as simple as possible by making the body one piece, but you will still need to sew on the other elements. I hope everyone is looking forward to the winter season as much as I am! Happy Holidays!


Materials:

Yarn (You will only need small amounts of White, Black, Blue, Red and Orange)
Size H hook for Body
Size F hook for the rest of the pieces
Tapestry needle

Abbreviations:
Magic Ring: You can find a wonderful tutorial by Petals to Picots which includes pictures and video HERE
Ch = Chain
Sl St = Slip Stitch
SC – Single Crochet
HDC = Half Double Crochet

Crochet Snowman Appliqué Pattern


Snowman Body:
With size H hook…Magic ring, 8 SC in ring, pull tight, join to first SC, ch 1
Round 2: 2 SC in each around, join, ch 1 (16 SC)
Round 3: 2 SC in first, sc in next, repeat around, join, ch 1
You have now completed the bottom circle of the snowman. 
Do NOT fasten off. We will now create the head of the snowman.
Row 4: SC, Hdc in next 3, sc, ch 1, turn 
Row 5: beginning in 2nd stitch in row, 2 Hdc in each, ch 1, turn (8 HDC)
Row 6: beginning in 2nd stitch, SC in each. (7 SC)
Fasten off and weave in ends.






Earmuffs: 
Magic ring, 6 SC in ring, join to first SC
Do not fasten off yet, slip stitch along top of snowman head until you get to the place where the other ear muff goes. Now fasten off, sew the first earmuff in place and weave in ends.
Create a second earmuff by:
Magic ring, 6 SC in ring, join to first SC, fasten off, sew into place on snowman head.




Scarf: 
Chain 35, fasten off, tie in knot around neck. 


Eyes and Buttons: (make 5)
Knot black yarn 4x. Use a tapestry need to pull the yarn ends through and tie onto body and head.

Nose: 
With orange yarn and tapestry needle, weave yarn into a carrot shape. To do this, loop 3 strands into one point.




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  2. thanks for the pattern. hopefully i'll have time to crochet one for this Christmas. if not, i've got it pinned so i can work on it for next year. 🙂

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  7. I can't believe how amazingly generous you are! I LOVE you patterns and am still in disbelief that you offer them for free! Thank you SO much, I know I and my pocketbook totally appreciate me. As soon as I get some of your stuff made I will be putting it on my blog and linking back to you for sure!! Thanks so much for all you do!!

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  23. Simply adorable, and I knew it was yours from the thumbnail photo! thanks so much for sharing on Craft Schooling Sunday and hope to see you back again the first Sunday in January. Happy holiday crafting and may you have a joyful holiday season!

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  26. these are adorable and so easy to make. i am a novice in the crocheting dept and loved the way the body was one piece – very clever. i used small black beads for the eyes and buttons and an orange bead for the nose. i don't have any black yarn and didn't want to buy any. the beads look very nice and take no time to sew on – i used thread for that. i also tacked the scarf down with invisible thread – one stitch near the bottom of each end to hold it down and to hold the scarf on as i am giving a few of these for christmas gifts. tks for this pattern – i will be a hit on christmas day.

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  30. Do you have a Santa about this same size and one that is as simple as this snowman? He was so cute and looks so easy. Thanks so much. Dee

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  33. I just have to let you know how much I love your patterns!!!!!! They are well written, easy to understand and follow, and to print. You have such neat ideas! I have made many of your hats and other crochet items to give as shower gifts and the recipients have just loved them! I am looking forward to making some ornaments of yours for Christmas this year! Thanks for your hard work to make your patterns a treat to follow! God bless you!

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