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Crochet Snowman Pixel Graph

August 20, 2015

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Frosty the snowman was a jolly happy soul! And he is square number 3 of my Crochet Christmas Character Afghan! If you are just joining in to this impromptu Crochet-along, that is ok! You aren’t far behind. I am creating 9 Christmas themed C2C crochet squares and when they are all finished, I will stitch them together into one large afghan!

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You can find Square #1: Santa HERE

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 and Square #2: Christmas Tree HERE

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As I finish each square, I will post the graph and reveal the next character/image in the blanket. Feel free to work along with me!

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I am using the corner-to-corner (C2C) technique. You can see my first C2C graphgan HERE that has a how-to video. But I am told that most people have success learning how to make a C2C afghan by following THIS VIDEO DEMONSTRATION by The Crochet Crowd.

Each pixel graph in my blanket is 25×25 pixel squares. I used a size F (3.75mm) hook and worsted weight yarn. For this particular square I used Lion Brand Vanna’s Choice  in Little Boy Blue, White, Black, Terracotta Orange, Scarlett Red, and Fern Green.

VERY IMPORTANT: Instead of the traditional C2C method of using DC’s and chain 3’s to make each pixel, I used HDC’s and only chained 2 (and chained 5 instead 6 on the increase stitches). This allowed me to have a smaller overall afghan square, measuring approximately 15×15 inches. You can absolutely use the traditional method but your square will be much larger and your overall afghan will be much larger as well once you sew them all together. As is, my finished blanket will be big enough for a twin size bed… possibly even larger!

You do not have to use the C2C method either! You can take this graph and make a standard SC graphgan. This will produce nice small squares (think 25 single crochets wide and tall) that will be perfect for a standard size blanket. You could also make Pixel Granny Squares and use the graphs I post to create separate character blankets. There is also the Bobble Stitch method as well! So many ways to use these graphs!

CLICK HERE to download that Snowman Pixel Graph

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I hope you are enjoying this series of pixel squares! Stay tuned for #4 coming soon!

Updated with written pattern for the colors you see in my crocheted version curtesy of Jennifer Freeman from My Beautiful Disasters:

Row 1: Blue x 1 (1 block)  

Row 2: Blue x 2 (2 blocks)  

Row 3: Blue x 3 (3 blocks)  

Row 4: Blue x 4 (4 blocks)  

Row 5: Blue x 5 (5 blocks)  

Row 6: Blue x 1, Green x 3, Blue x 2 (6 blocks)  

Row 7: Blue x 2, Green x 3, Red x 1, Blue x 1 (7 blocks)  

Row 8: Blue x 1, Red x 1, Green x 3, Blue x 3 (8 blocks)  

Row 9: Blue x 3, White x 3, Red x 2, Blue x 1 (9 blocks)  

Row 10: Blue x 1, Green x 1, Red x 1, White x 4, Blue x 3 (10 blocks)  

Row 11: Blue x 3, White x 5, Green x 2, Blue x 1 (11 blocks)  

Row 12: Blue x 1, Green x 2, White x 6, Blue x 3 (12 blocks)  

Row 13: Blue x 3, White x 7, Green x 1, Red x 1, Blue x 1 (13 blocks)  

Row 14: Blue x 1, Red x 2, White x 2, Black x 1, White x 2, Orange x 1, White x 2, Blue x 3 (14 blocks)  

Row 15: Blue x 3, White x 3, Orange x 1, White x 3, Black x 1, White x 1, Red x 2, Blue x 1 (15 blocks)  

Row 16: Blue x 1, Green x 1, Red x 1, White x 5, Orange x 1, White x 3, Blue x 4 (16 blocks)  

Row 17: Blue x 4, White x 4, Orange x 1, White x 3, Black x 1, White x 1, Green x 2, Blue x 1 (17 blocks)  

Row 18: Blue x 1, Green x 2, White x 5, Orange x 2, White x 4, Blue x 4 (18 blocks)  

Row 19: Blue x 3, Black x 1, Blue x 1, White x 4, Orange x 2, White x 3, Black x 1, White x 1, Green x 1, Red x 1, Blue x 1 (19 blocks)  

Row 20: Blue x 1, Red x 2, White x 5, Orange x 2, White x 5, Black x 1, Blue x 4 (20 blocks)  

Row 21: Blue x 5, Black x 1, White x 2, Black x 1, White x 1, Orange x 3, White x 5, Red x 2, Blue x 1 (21 blocks)  

Row 22: Blue x 1, Red x 2, White x 2, Black x 1, White x 2, Orange x 3, White x 1, Black x 2, White x 1, Black x 1, Green x 1, Blue x 5 (22 blocks)  

Row 23: Blue x 5, Black x 1, Green x 1, Black x 1, White x 1, Black x 1, White x 2, Orange x 2, White x 6, Blue x 3 (23 blocks)  

Row 24: Blue x 4, White x 6, Orange x 1, White x 4, Black x 1, Green x 1, Black x 2, Blue x 5 (24 blocks)  

Row 25: Blue x 5, Black x 3, Green x 1, Black x 1, White x 7, Black x 1, White x 3, Blue x 4 (25 blocks)  

Corner  

Row 26: Blue x 4, White x 10, Black x 1, Green x 1, Black x 4, Blue x 4 (24 blocks)  

Row 27: Blue x 3, Black x 5, Green x 1, Black x 1, White x 10, Blue x 3 (23 blocks)  

Row 28: Blue x 3, White x 6, Black x 1, White x 2, Black x 1, Green x 1, Black x 6, Blue x 2 (22 blocks)  

Row 29: Blue x 1, Black x 7, Green x 1, Black x 1, White x 1, Black x 2, White x 5, Blue x 3 (21 blocks)  

Row 30: Blue x 3, White x 5, Black x 1, White x 1, Black x 1, Green x 1, Black x 7, Blue x 1 (20 blocks)  

Row 31: Blue x 1, Black x 7, Green x 1, Black x 1, White x 6, Blue x 3 (19 blocks)  

Row 32: Blue x 3, White x 5, Black x 1, Green x 1, Black x 7, Blue x 1 (18 blocks)  

Row 33: Blue x 1, Black x 7, Green x 1, Black x 1, White x 4, Blue x 3 (17 blocks)  

Row 34: Blue x 4, White x 2, Black x 1, Green x 1, Black x 7, Blue x 1 (16 blocks)  

Row 35: Blue x 1, Black x 7, Green x 1, Black x 1, Blue x 5 (15 blocks)  

Row 36: Blue x 4, Black x 1, Green x 1, Red x 1, Green x 3, Black x 3, Blue x 1 (14 blocks)  

Row 37: Blue x 1, Black x 2, Green x 4, Black x 1, Blue x 1, Black x 1, Blue x 3 (13 blocks)  

Row 38: Blue x 4, Red x 2, Green x 3, Black x 2, Blue x 1 (12 blocks)  

Row 39: Blue x 1, Black x 5, Green x 1, Blue x 4 (11 blocks)  

Row 40: Blue x 3, Green x 2, Black x 4, Blue x 1 (10 blocks)  

Row 41: Blue x 1, Black x 3, Blue x 1, Green x 1, Blue x 3 (9 blocks)  

Row 42: Blue x 2, Green x 2, Blue x 1, Black x 2, Blue x 1 (8 blocks)  

Row 43: Blue x 1, Black x 1, Blue x 2, Green x 1, Blue x 2 (7 blocks)  

Row 44: Blue x 1, Green x 2, Blue x 3 (6 blocks)  

Row 45: Blue x 3, Green x 1, Blue x 1 (5 blocks)  

Row 46: Blue x 4 (4 blocks)  

Row 47: Blue x 3 (3 blocks)  

Row 48: Blue x 2 (2 blocks)  

Row 49: Blue x 1 (1 block)



Written pattern for the color changes by fellow crocheter and RCM follower, Claudia Melgar!

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Row 1 – 1G
Row 2 – 2G
Row 3 – 3G 
Row 4 – 4G
Row 5 – 5G
Row 6 – 2G 2BL 1R 1G
Row 7 – 1G 1R 3BL 2G
Row 8 – 3G 3BL 1R 1G
Row 9 – 1G 2R 2W 1BL 3G
Row 10 – 3G 4W 1R 1BL 1G
Row 11 – 1G 2BL 5W 3G
Row 12 – 3G 6W 2BL 1G
Row 13 – 1G 1R 1BL 7W 3G
Row 14 – 3G 2W 1O 2W 1B 2W 2R 1G
Row 15 – 1G 2R 1W 1B 3W 1O 3W 3G
Row 16 – 4G 3W 1O 5W 1R 1BL 1G
Row 17 – 1G 2BL 1W 1B 3W 1O 4W 4G
Row 18 – 4G 4W 2O 5W 2BL 1G
Row 19 – 1G 1R 1BL 1W 1B 3W 2O 4W 1G 1B 3G
Row 20 – 4G 1B 5W 2O 5W 2R 1G
Row 21 – 1G 2R 5W 3O 1W 1B 2W 1B 5G
Row 22 – 5G 1BL 1B 1W 2B 1W 3O 2W 1B 2W 2R 1G
Row 23 – 3G 6W 2O 2W 1B 1W 1B 1BL 1B 5G
Row 24 – 5G 2B 1BL 1B 4W 1O 6W 4G
Row 25 – 4G 3W 1B 7W 1B 1BL 3B 5G 


///////////// START DECREASE //////////////
Row 26 – 4G 4B 1BL 1B 10W 4G
Row 27 – 3G 10W 1B 1BL 5B 3G
Row 28 – 2G 6B 1BL 1B 2W 1B 6W 3G
Row 29 – 3G 5W 2B 1W 1B 1BL 7B 1G
Row 30 – 1G 7B 1BL 1B 1W 1B 5W 3G
Row 31 – 3G 6W 1B 1BL 7B 1G
Row 32 – 1G 7B 1BL 1B 5W 3G
Row 33 – 3G 4W 1B 1BL 7B 1G
Row 34 – 1G 7B 1BL 1B 2W 4G
Row 35 – 5G 1B 1BL 7B 1G
Row 36 – 1G 3B 3LG 1R 1BL 1B 4G
Row 37 – 3G 1B 1G 1B 4LG 2B 1G
Row 38 – 1G 2B 3LG 2R 4G
Row 39 – 4G 1LG 5B 1G
Row 40 – 1G 4B 2LG 3G
Row 41 – 3G 1LG 1G 3B 1G
Row 42 – 1G 2B 1G 2LG 2G
Row 43 – 2G 1LG 2G 1B 1G
Row 44 – 3G 2LG 1G
Row 45 – 1G 1LG 3G
Row 46 to 49 ALL GREY

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  1. Meagan says

    August 20, 2015 at 10:28 am

    Any chance for that awesome girl that wrote out the graph/ color changes etc for the Santa is gonna do the same for the rest? It helped me immensely as im just learning to follow graphs!!

    Reply
  2. Kathryn Dallal says

    August 20, 2015 at 10:37 am

    How do you change your colors? I would love a video on how you change your colors in the C2C. It seems to stump me.

    Reply
    • Carla says

      August 20, 2015 at 9:20 pm

      I would also love to see a video of that. My squares, so far, look a bit wonky when I change colours 🙁

      Reply
    • Tina Brewer says

      August 26, 2015 at 6:31 pm

      I tried using bobbins with this and just can’t make the color changes look right either. I searched for videos on you tube but didn’t find anything for C2C with bobbins. I ended up making my Santa with HDC, but I really LOVE the C2C

      Reply
    • barbara says

      January 6, 2016 at 8:55 am

      try here:
      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3mBI7_uTWPc

      Reply
  3. Lynn Rowe says

    August 20, 2015 at 11:03 am

    These are awesome, I am still trying to get up enough nerve to make C2C afghans for each of my grandsons . I have found pixels designs but need to adjust them so they work out rectangular. Guess time to get some graph paper and get my brain working…lol. Do you leave you balls joined and carry colours across when you change colours , or do you cut and rejoin as needed?

    Reply
  4. Christine says

    August 20, 2015 at 11:42 am

    Oh my goodness these are sooooo adorable!! I am going to start making my own right away! Thank you for posting the graphs.

    Reply
  5. Debbie Crawford says

    August 20, 2015 at 3:42 pm

    I think they are great

    Reply
  6. elizabeth says

    August 20, 2015 at 6:41 pm

    any way we can get the written pattern

    Reply
  7. Ember says

    August 20, 2015 at 6:57 pm

    Where did you find the Little Boy Blue yarn?
    I am half way finished with the Santa and loving it!

    Reply
    • Sarah Zimmerman says

      August 20, 2015 at 10:51 pm

      I ended up having to buy more on Amazon because I couldn’t find it in stores anymore (originally I got it from Michaels)! Honestly, if you have a similar color I would use that. I have a sneaking suspicion it might be getting discontinued!

      Reply
      • Lynn says

        August 21, 2015 at 11:32 am

        I can’t find Little Boy Blue anywhere either. Will it be needed in other squares? I’m going to try to order from Amazon. Almost finished with the Christmas Tree. These are all so cute!

        Reply
  8. Bela says

    August 20, 2015 at 10:59 pm

    Sarah, I just love these squares. You have helped bring back my crotcheting “mojo” with this project. Thank you so very much !

    Reply
  9. Lynne says

    August 21, 2015 at 12:37 am

    Hi
    Can you tell me if you have the written pattern instructions for the snowman square as you did with the previous two squares.
    Thanks

    Reply
  10. pamela says

    August 21, 2015 at 7:29 am

    Dear Sarah,
    Thanks for inspiring me to work on this. My Santa is going fine! I am not sure how to hide the lose ending lines (las lanas que sueltas). I hope to show you my work soon!!
    Thanks!

    🙂 from Chile

    Reply
  11. Mabel says

    August 21, 2015 at 10:16 am

    I went to stock up on the Vanna’s Choice yarn (love it!) but I was wondering if one skein of each color is what you used? I did notice that for square 2 you noted to get two of each of the greens used. Thanks!

    Reply
  12. Sol says

    August 21, 2015 at 10:40 am

    Finshing square #1 . My first C2C project. So happy!!
    Do you believe we will have available the written pattern ? Help please Jennifer Heath-Rogers. Big Thank You both!! 🙂

    Reply
  13. Jenny says

    August 21, 2015 at 11:19 am

    I was just wondering what you use to make your graphs. This are so simple to follow and seem much easier than graphing by hand. I’m loving this CAL and can’t wait to see what other squares await for us. 🙂

    Reply
  14. Christine says

    August 21, 2015 at 6:13 pm

    Oh my goodness! So cute! I love how you’ve written out the instructions for each row too! Can’t wait to get started 🙂

    Reply
  15. Doreen Grant says

    August 22, 2015 at 3:07 am

    Thank you. I am loving these. I have never done a graphgan before and feel I have learned so much already.

    Reply
  16. Diane Dicke says

    August 22, 2015 at 9:08 am

    Is there a complete list of the yarn colors for all nine squares?

    Reply
  17. Jackie says

    August 22, 2015 at 9:53 am

    I couldn’t find the little boy blue either, so I substituted loops and threads, Impeccable yarn in clear blue at Michael’s.

    Reply
  18. Karen Current says

    August 22, 2015 at 1:03 pm

    I love these squares! I have made the first two in c2c and am now working on them in bobble. It’s very difficult for me to count the squares and am using the c2c completed pieces to use as a graph for the bobbles. For the c2c, I’ve been using the written version. Is there going to me a written version for the snowman? Thank you.

    Reply
  19. Sharon says

    August 22, 2015 at 5:21 pm

    Could you please put the graph and colour changes like you did for the Santa and tree please thankyou

    Reply
  20. Marina says

    August 22, 2015 at 5:57 pm

    My 10 year old daughter & I are doing the squares with you. & love them! I have the same question about how to properly do the color changes though? I carried some, but they show. Advice would be appreciated.

    Reply
  21. Pam Tennant says

    August 23, 2015 at 8:47 am

    Would love the written instructions for the snow man please!

    Reply
  22. Vicki Quackenbush says

    August 24, 2015 at 5:01 am

    Will you be posting the written pattern for the snowman soon?

    Reply
  23. Wanda says

    August 25, 2015 at 6:32 am

    Hi Sarah! I love your site and all your beautiful creations. Do you happen to have the snowman translated? It would be a big help. I am trying to keep up with you but with a full time job I dont have as much time as I would like to crochet. Take care and continue Crocheting!

    Wanda

    Reply
  24. joanholmes says

    August 25, 2015 at 2:14 pm

    what happened to the written graph directions for the snowman I have been following up with the squares and can not find the directions for the snow man love this so much

    Reply
  25. Brenda says

    August 26, 2015 at 11:20 am

    I have the written pattern for the santa, christmas tree, and the sleigh, but I can’t find it for the snowman . Am I over looking it ? If so tell me how I can find it . Thanks I am loving this afghan thanks for sharing

    Reply
  26. Keneth Tsutsui says

    August 30, 2015 at 10:24 pm

    Do you know what the 3rd square in the Crochet Christmas Character Afghan will be?

    Reply
  27. Andra Mitchell says

    September 5, 2015 at 8:00 pm

    I’m trying to carry my yarn and not cut it, but I’m having a big problem with tangles when I turn my work….anyone else having this problem? Am I doing something wrong?

    Reply
  28. staut says

    September 6, 2015 at 3:11 am

    bjr j’aimerai faire ce cal comment faire pour avoir les explications en francais et si il faut payer je suis ok cordialement

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    September 12, 2015 at 6:04 am

    The written directions for the snowman changed the colors that were used on the graph.

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  31. tina says

    September 23, 2015 at 5:20 pm

    would like to know if the rest of the squares will be posted soon.

    Reply
  32. AOife o D says

    October 16, 2015 at 11:25 am

    iv noticed with square3 snowman one that the graph finished picture and the writen pattern are all slightly different.

    in the finished square the snowmans backround is blue and hat has green trim in the written insturctions the backround is charted as grey and the scarf colours inverted as well as hat band being green.
    other than that amazing work i loved sqare 1 could do 100s of them

    Reply
  33. Cynthia says

    August 23, 2016 at 12:09 pm

    is there anymore of these graphs? wold like to make all of them
    can only find the santa, tree, snowman and the elf

    thank you

    Reply
  34. Lauren says

    November 14, 2016 at 2:58 pm

    I just finished the santa square and noticed a lot of these comments are very old…I would love to make this whole blanket, but there are only pixel graphs for the first 3….is there another place I need to be looking for the rest of them?

    Reply
  35. Michelle says

    November 10, 2017 at 8:06 am

    I can see the first 3 blocks, but not the other 6? How can I do this?

    Reply
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    November 30, 2017 at 9:24 am

    The written pattern is not for this frosty

    Reply
  37. Gail says

    September 12, 2018 at 7:13 am

    How do I make sure I get all of your squares?

    Reply
  38. liz says

    January 11, 2019 at 6:34 pm

    How come my pattern don’t work out I could do clear blocks but when it comes to pattern 2c2 don’t work out help thanks

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    March 13, 2019 at 7:42 am

    See to decrease do u slip stitch top of first 3 sts n continue as normal

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    Hi just about wriiten graph for snowman, colours are completely different to original photo. I ended up with red and blue scarft instead of red and green and eyes are blue instead of black and hat is blue instead of balck with black rim. I may redo it agin and follow original graph instead.

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