Snowflake flower

Materials needed:

Crochet thread of your choice and a matching crochet hook.

Yardage: app. 30 – 40 yards

Notes
Pattern is written using U.S. Terminology.
The Snowflake flower pattern consists of 9 rounds and of four levels:
 The stamens
 Narrow petals
 Large petals
 Bottom leaves

If you want to make a brooch from this snowflake., you can also crochet a circle that covers the
back.

Crochet skill level is advanced.

It is better to crochet from yarn that holds shape well in the finished product. From soft yarn, the
Snowflake will also be soft. Starching or similar processing may be required. If you crochet
loosely, it is better to crochet with a thinner hook.
Join most rounds with a sl st in the top of beginning stitch unless otherwise noted.
Active links to videos are marked with different color and underlining
Groups of stitches are marked with  and (underlining name in parentheses)
Pattern repeats for each round are marked with (
*) and different color.
Additional repeat is marked with  stars  after the main repeat

To move from level to level, use slip stitch (sl st). Check the number and exact
location of the slip stitches with your crochet. Focus on where you need to be
using these slip stitches. The diagrams indicate the approximate direction and
number of slip stitches.

For rows crocheted on the right side, the direction of crocheting is blue. For rows
crocheted on the wrong side, the direction of crocheting is pink.

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I did my best to make sure this pattern is accurate and easy to understand. However, if you find
any errors or typographical mistakes, or if you have questions regarding this pattern, please let
me know.
Stitch key

Abbreviations
st(s) - stitch(es)
sp(s) - space(s)
ch-3 picot - ch 3, insert hook into back bar of the first ch, pick up the yarn, pull through all loops
on hook.
( ) - additional or clarifying information
[ ] - group of stitches
— after a long dash, the total number of stitches in a row
Round 01. (Right Side) ch 4 (three ch from the hook counts as first dc), work 11 dc in
first ch, join. — 12 dc. Mark first dc (3 ch) for stitch placement on Round 4

Round 01

Round 02. (Right Side) ch 1, FPsc around same dc as join, ch 1,

*FPsc around next dc,
ch 1*, around, join — 12 FPsc and 12 ch1 sps.

Round 02

Round 03 (The stamens) (Right Side) ch 5, skip first ch from hook, sc 1 in next st -

rep 3 times, sc 1 in close-in ch1 sp,*ch 4, skip first ch from hook, sc 1 in each next ch (= 3
scs)  (a stamen), sc 1 in next ch1 sp*around, join — 12 stamens, 12 sc. Turn.

Round 03
Round 04. (Wrong Side) using row of sl sts (green) go to the marked dc of Round 01.

[Ch 1, sc 1] (counts as first sc) between the marked and adjacent dc, ch 2, *sc 1 before the next
* around, join — 12 sc, 12 ch2 sps. Turn.
dc, ch 2

Round 04
Round 05 (Narrow petals) (Right Side) [ch 1, sc 1] (counts as first sc) in final ch2 sp from
Round 04, ch 7, skip first st from hook, sl st in next st, sc in next st, hds in next st, dc 1 in each

of next two sts, sc in final st (narrow petal), *sc in next counterclock-wise ch2 sp, narrow
petal* around, join — 12 sc, 12 narrow petals. Turn.

Round 05

Round 06. (Wrong Side) [ch 1, FPsc] (counts as first FPsc) around first sc from round

05, ch 3, *FPsc around next sc, ch 3* around, join — 12 FPsc and 12 ch3 sps. Turn.

Round 06
Round 07. (Right Side) using sl st 1 go to the center of close-in counterclock-wise ch3

sp, ch 6 (first 3 ch counts as first dc), dc 1 in same place of ch3 sp, * dc 1 in center of next ch3
sp, ch 3, dc 1 in center of same ch3 sp * around, join in center of first ch6 sp — 24 dc and 12
ch3 sps.

Round 07
Round 08 (Large petals) (Right Side)
*ch 3, dc 2 in ch3 sp (counts as 3 dc), ch-3 picot,
dc 3 in same ch3 sp, dc 4 on the left of two dc forming a v-shape in 07 rows, sc 1 in ch3 sp, near
the base of the v-shape, ch 4 in front of the corresponding narrow petal (you can stick a petal
under a chain of loops later), skip the next v-shape, sc in ch3 sp from round 06 right at the base

of the second v-shape, dc 4 on the right dc of the v-shape* around, join — 6 large petals, 6 ch4
above 6 narrow petals. Turn.

Large petals
Round 09 (Bottom leaves)
Using row of 3 or 4 sl sts (green) go to the middle of ch3 sp on v-shape between large petals.

Row 1 (Wrong Side) ch 8, turn

Bottom leaves 1

Row 2 (Right Side) skip first st from hook, sl st 1 in each of next 2 sts, sc in next st
(the spike), dc 1 in each of 4 sts, ch 8, turn

Bottom leaves 2
Row 3 (Wrong Side) rep from  to  of row 2, skip first dc, FPsc 1 around next dc from
row 2- rep 3 times, 2 sc in 1 st, 4 ch, turn

Bottom leaves 3

Row 4 (Right Side) rep from  to  of row 2, skip FPsc, skip dc, BPsc 1 around next
dc - rep 3 times, 2 sc in 1 st, 4 ch, turn

Bottom leaves 4
Row 5 (Wrong Side) rep from  to  of row 2, skip BPsc, skip first dc, FPsc 1 around
next dc - rep 3 times, sc 1, 4 ch, turn

Bottom leaves 5

Row 6 (Right Side), skip first st from hook, sl st 1 in each of next 2 sts, sc in next st, dc 1 in
each of 3 sts, skip FPsc, skip first dc, BPsc 1 around next dc - rep 3 times, sc 1, 4 ch, turn
Bottom leaves 6

Row 7 (Wrong Side), skip first st from hook, sl st 1 in each of next 2 sts, sc in next st, dc 1
in each of 3 sts, skip BPsc, skip first dc, FPsc 1 around next dc - rep 2 times, sc 1, 4 ch, turn

Bottom leaves 7
Row 8 (Right Side), skip first st from hook, sl st 1 in each of next 2 sts, sc in next st, dc 1 in
each of 2 sts, skip FPsc, skip first dc, BPsc 1 around next dc - rep 2 times, sc 1, 4 ch, turn

Bottom leaves 8

Row 9 (Wrong Side), skip first st from hook, sl st 1 in each of next 2 sts, sc in next st, skip
next st, dc 1 in next st, skip BPsc, skip first dc, FPsc 1 around next dc, turn

Bottom leaves 9
Row 10 (leaf vein) (Right Side), remove the loop from the hook, pull it into the right side
below the sc in the middle of the last spike, yarn to front of work, sl st 1 on the dc.

Now crochet more loosely than usual

Work 7 FPsc in the center of the leaf over the connections of dcs and FPscs or BPscs.
Row 10 (to next leaf ) (Right Side), sc 3 in ch3 sp left of the start of this leaf, ch 4 behind the
large petal, sc 3 in next ch-3 sp.

leaf vein and to next leaf

Starting from the second leaf, connect the lower spikes. For this, a small change in
Row 1: (Wrong Side) ch 7, turn, sl st 1 in “picot” on the spike of the previous leaf.
Further unchanged.
With this change, continue to crochet to the last leaf.
In the last leaf, similarly crochet the spike at the beginning of row 2.

In total, repeat [Row 1 – Row 9, Row 10 (leaf vein) and Row 10 (to next leaf)] 6 times.
The circle

The size of the circle depends on the size of the brooch pins, if you want to make a brooch from
this snowflake. This part should cover the sewing part of the pin.

Round 1 Make a magic ring. Ch 3 (counts as first dc), work 11 dc into ring, join — 12 dc.

Round 2 ch 3 (counts as first dc), work 1 dc in same st as join, *work 2 dc in next st*
around, join — 24 dc.

Round 3 ch 3 (counts as first dc), dc 1 in same st as join, work 2 dc in next st - rep 4

times, dc 1 in next st, * work 2 dc in next st - rep 5 times, dc 1 in next st* around, join
— 44 dc.

The amount of dcs for a flat circle may be different for different threads and crochet density. For
some threads, more dcs are needed, for some less. Therefore, in this case, the number of dcs is
just a recommendation.

Round 4 ch 3 (counts as first dc), dc 2 in next st,

*dc 1 in next st, dc 2 in next st* - rep
around, join — 66 dc.

Cut thread, fasten off, weave in all ends, and block.

Congratulations! Your Snowflake flower is ready!

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Pattern is designed and written by Svetlana Rogatykh, 2019.

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