Ember Crochet Snowflake Ornament [Free Crochet Pattern + Video]
I can’t believe it’s already part five of the snowy CAL! This week’s design reminds me a little bit of a spiderweb – it has a lacy center and rounded edges. It stands out among the other snowflakes thanks to its delicate shape. This crochet pattern is very easy to follow and uses very basic stitches.
This year’s collection of ornaments has wintery names, fitting perfectly into the season of cold, white snow and festivities.
Free Crochet Video Tutorials
Learn with me step by step!
Video tutorial for right-handed crocheters
Video tutorial for left-handed crocheters
How to Block Crochet Ornaments
…be sure to see my video about how I block and stiffen my crochet ornaments:
Below you will find links to the next parts of this CAL, which is and will remain free, so you will always have the chance to make it. They will be published every Tuesday in November 2020. Start now, so that you are ready before Christmas!
DISCOVER THE REST OF THE PATTERNS
- INTRODUCTION – general info, links, FAQ
- 1 November 2023 / Part 1 – Alba Snowflake
- 8 November 2023 / Part 2 – Blanche Snowflake
- 15 November 2023 / Part 3 – Eira Snowflake
- 22 November 2023 / Part 4 – Neve Snowflake
- 29 November 2023 / Part 5 – Ember Snowflake – you are here!
- 6 December 2023 / Part 6 – Aspen Snowflake
- 13 December 2023 / Part 7 – Noelle Snowflake
Pattern Notes
Skill Level
- beginner
Terms
- standard US
Techniques and Abbreviations
- magic ring
- chain (ch)
- slip stitch (sl st)
- single crochet (sc)
- half double crochet (hdc)
- double crochet (dc)
- chain space (ch-sp)
Materials and Tools
- yarn: 100% cotton thread – I used an unpopular Polish one, but something like Scheepjes Maxi Sugar Rush should be okay, too!
- crochet hook 1.5 mm
- scissors
Measurements
- 9 cm (3,54″)
Remember that your yarn weight of choice, hook size, and crocheting style can affect the final size of the ornament. Blocking and stiffening are crucial to make it look good.
START
magic ring (click for the tutorial)
ROUND 1
12 sc into the loop, sl st.
ROUND 2
3 ch, *1 hdc, 1 ch* x 11, sl st.
ROUND 3
1 ch, 1 sl st in the chain space, 5 ch, *1 dc in the chain space, 2 ch* x 11, sl st
ROUND 4
*4 ch, 1 dc in the dc, 4 ch, 1 sl st in the next dc* x 6
ROUND 5
*5 sc into the first loop, 1 sc in the dc, 8 ch, 1 sc in the same dc, 5 sc in the next loop, sl st in the sl st of the previous row* x 6
ROUND 6
*8 ch, sl st in the loop, 6 ch, sl st again in the same loop (to create a small loop at the top of the arm), 8 ch, sl st between the arms of the snowflake* x 6
ROUND 7
*9 sc in the first chain space, 8 sc in the small loop, 9 sc in the next chain space, sl st between the arms of the snowflake* x 6.
Fasten off, secure the yarn, and don’t forget to block and stiffen your snowflakes.
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