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Celtic Triquetra Crochet Snowflake

The Celtic Triquetra Crochet Snowflake hanging in a holly tree made with white and silver crochet thread and featuring a celtic knot of 6 trinity knots in the center

Celtic Triquetra Crochet Snowflake

The Celtic Triquetra Crochet Snowflake is an intricate and eye-catching ornament that is surprisingly simple to make. This project uses only basic crochet stitches and a small amount of Size 10 cotton crochet thread. For the past several years I have created a new Celtic Knot snowflake at Christmastime and I am carrying on the “tradition” this year with this new snowflake design!

Here is a list of the other Celtic Knot Snowflake patterns:

Celtic Flower Snowflake

Celtic Star Snowflake

Celtic Floral Snowflake

Celtic Trinity Snowflake

Celtic Knot Snowflake

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Graphic showing page 1 of the crochet snowflake pattern

Crochet Snowflake Pattern Available in my Etsy Shop!

This crochet snowflake pattern is now available in my Etsy shop here. When you purchase this pattern, you will be able to download the PDF file immediately and start making your snowflake today! The 18-page instructions are ad-free and written in clear and large text. Inside the instructions you’ll also see over 30 color photos and clear actual-size color-coded Celtic Knot diagrams for BOTH (!) Right-Handers and Left-Handers!

Skill Level:

Intermediate

Measurements:

Approximately 6 1/2″ across from point to point

The completed celtic knot at the center of this celtic snowflake

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6 Trinity Knots Made with One Crocheted Cord!

This Celtic Snowflake Pattern uses basic crochet stitches. For this project you would need to know how to do: chain, slip stitch, and single crochet – that’s it! If you’ve never worked with Size 10 thread before, you could practice this pattern with medium weight yarn and a size 5mm hook to help you get the hang of the stitches before you crochet with the thin thread and small hook.

Supplies need for this Celtic Triquetra Crochet Snowflake project - white thread, silver thread, hook, glue gun, needles and stitch markers

Supplies Needed for this Celtic Crochet Snowflake

This Celtic Triquetra Crochet Snowflake uses a small amount of Size 10 cotton crochet thread and an even smaller amount of some silver metallic embroidery thread. I love how the white and silver look together. I also think that you could make this Celtic snowflake pattern in a variety of colors for different looks. The thread is very thin so that does take some getting used to. I recommend using the Clover crochet hooks (they have a silicone handle that helps your hand to feel its best while crocheting with the thread) and a good light (or bright sunlight shining in through a window). These things help my snowflake turn out the best and they help me to enjoy the process the most!

As stated above this Celtic Crochet Snowflake Pattern uses a very small amount of supplies. I love that I can create something so pretty out of a few yards of thread from my stash! I highly recommend the metallic thread by DMC – it comes in silver and gold and adds great highlights to thread crochet projects.

Here is a list of all of the supplies I used for my snowflake:

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Hook: 1.5 mm by Clover

Other Supplies: 12 stitch markers; Embroidery needle; Cork board (8” square); 20-30 straight sewing pins; Hot glue gun and glue sticks; Fabric stiffener (or white glue); 8” x 8” square of aluminum foil; 30 Rust-proof pins (for stiffening)

The Celtic Triquetra Crochet Snowflake on a grown background made in white with a celtic knot in the center

Make the Celtic Snowflake Pattern Today!

If you have worked with thread before, then you definitely could make this snowflake in an afternoon. I usually work on my snowflake projects in stages – one day I make the cords and sometimes wet block them overnight, the next day I weave the knots and then the day after that I add the edging stitches and stiffen the snowflake. It’s so fun to have your own little “reveal” once the stiffener has dried!

Remember, you can purchase this pattern here in my Etsy Shop here – hurry, it’s on sale for the next few days only!

And if you would like to see other Christmas-themed and Celtic Snowflake patterns, then click here.

Don’t forget to pin the image below so you remember where you found this Celtic Snowflake Pattern!

Merry Christmas and Happy Crocheting!

Jennifer

Long image of the celtic snowflake for pinterest with red borders and white writing

Copyright – Jennifer E Ryan- www.celticknotcrochet.com- all rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed or transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording or other electronic or mechanical methods, without the prior written permission of the publisher but please do link to this page to share this pattern with others.

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95 thoughts on “Celtic Triquetra Crochet Snowflake”

  3. This years snowflake is breathtaking! This is definitely added to my project list. I would love to see a Christmas tree decorated with these snowflakes. Thank you for such beautiful patterns!!

  4. Oh, I love crocheted snowflakes, and this one is exquisite! I hope I have time to try it. It would be a great project for those seasons when I don’t want a large hot project!

  7. I love all the Celtic knot creations. The Star design is very interesting and beautiful. I enjoy crocheting all unique patterns. I live in Canada and the winter months are the best time to curl up with a pattern and stay warm

    1. Thank you! I use a Fabric Stiffener from Hobby Lobby by “Crafter’s Pick” – works great and comes in a bottle with a pointed tip. 🙂

  10. This is my favorite snowflake of all! I hope to be able to make one when I’m more experienced. Thank you for the pattern and for all your work.

  11. The Celtic Triquerta Snowflake is absolutely gorgeous! I’ve been wanting to try doing your work, and this may just be the one for me! All your work is stunning!

    1. Awww, thank you! I appreciate it – I hope you try one of my patterns out – there are many with video tutorials on Youtube to help you. 🙂

  17. I am really excited to make this one once I gather my supplies. This one is absolutely gorgeous! I have just learned how to use crochet thread and the embroidery floss. It’s pretty fun because the stuff you make comes out SO small! You make really pretty designs. I’m still working on my motifs for the poncho. Thank you for the opportunity to win the lovely Clover items.

    1. Thank you! I’m glad you like working with thread – please let me know if you have any questions about the poncho – I am happy to help. 🙂

  19. WOW!!! Another new snowflake. I was just waiting fir it to come out and here it is. So excited t make it, of course I had to purchase it right away. I am thinking of making as a tree topper. I need a new topper for a new tree.

  22. Goodmorning. Just read the email with the pattern of the new snowflake and instantly bought it. It’s so beautiful 😍 starting today with crocheting. Thank you for your creativity. Greetings from Belgium 👋 from Evy

  24. That is stunning and my favorite of all the other snowflakes. Looking forward to making this one. Thanks so much for sharing your crochet genius with us! ❤️❤️❤️

  27. Another very pretty snowflake 🙂 I made several for friends last Christmas to include with Christmas cards and everyone loved them. Thanks for sharing your patterns.

  28. TY for the snowflake pattern…..it is simply gorgeous and unique design, love love 💕 it. I can’t wait to make several of these will make a stunning tree ornament. Also TY for the chance to win this great prize of crochet supplies.

  31. Gorgeous pattern, would make an incredible addition to any tree! Can’t wait to make one for myself, thank you for the wonderful pattern!

  33. We just had a snowfall here in Illinois but none of the snowflakes I’ve seen can compare with this! Thank you so much for the wonderful pattern!

  34. You outdid yourself! I love all your snowflakes but the latest one is the best! I would love to win anything you are offering. Thank you, Kathleen Davis

  36. The Celtic Triquertra Snowflake is absolutely stunning! I can’t wait to add it to your snowflake collection I’ll be making for my nieces & nephews. I’ll have to make this one for my mom also. Thank you for making such beautiful patterns & sharing them with us.

  37. Thank you for the opportunity to win this great prize. The snowflake is beautiful. I’m going to try and make it.

  40. The Celtic Triquetra Crochet Snowflake is beautiful. I’m new to this site. I’ve been crocheting snowflakes for years and wanted something a bit different. Being of Irish descent, I’ve always loved the Celtic knot design. I’ve got the supplies together and ready to go. 🤞

  41. This snowflake it totally awesome. I’ve never seen anything like this before. I have many snowflakes and this is one to add to my collection of patterns. Thank you

  45. This is absolutely beautiful! I’d love to make this and the other celtic snowflakes! Such fun additions to our Christmas decorations!

  47. I love all of your snowflakes. This is a beautiful addition to the collection. TY for sharing your crocheting with us.

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