Crochet Snowflake

Some of the first crochet projects I created when I was young were snowflakes – I love how lacy and how delicate they are. And I love how there are seemingly endless creative possibilities with them.

This particular snowflake I sketched out last Christmas but didn’t get a chance to experiment with it and crochet the final project until I was away at my daughter’s regional dance competition this past November.

The Celtic Trinity Snowflake

The Celtic Trinity Snowflake features 2 simple Celtic Knots (Trinity Knots) intertwined in the center and then edged with simple crochet stitches to create the snowflake shape.

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Skill Level: Easy

The instructions include 2 Celtic Knot diagrams and several step-by-step color photos to help you weave the knots. There is also a diagram that helps you with placement for all of the stitches that surround the center triangle.

Supplies:

This project uses a small amount of Size 10 cotton crochet thread in white along with an even smaller amount of metallic DMC embroidery floss. You’ll need a size 1.5mm crochet hook, fabric stiffener, 20-30 rust-proof sewing pins, wax paper and a piece of corkboard (or cardboard).

I LOVE how this snowflake turned out and that it works up relatively quickly.

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(If you like this snowflake design, you might like another Celtic Snowflake project – You can see more details about that one here)

And if you are interested in more Celtic Knot projects and designs check out these pages:

Celtic Knot Crochet Patterns and Celtic Knot Crochet Projects

Thank you for stopping by! Happy crocheting!

Jennifer

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