The Easiest Crochet Snowflake You’ll Ever Make

❄️✨ There’s something magical about a handmade snowflake — delicate, cozy, and perfect for the holiday season. The best part? This crochet snowflake pattern is so simple, you’ll have a whole flurry of them finished in no time!

Whether you’re new to crochet or just looking for a quick project, this is one of those instant gratification makes. You can hang them on your tree, add them to gift wrap, string them into garlands, or scatter them across your holiday table for a handmade touch.

Why You’ll Love This Pattern

• Beginner-friendly: Only basic stitches required.
• Fast: Each snowflake works up in just minutes.
• Versatile: Use them as ornaments, coasters, garlands, or appliqués.
• FREE!: Because sharing holiday cheer should be easy and fun.

Materials Needed

• Yarn: Bernat Maker Yarn in Cream (or any color of your choice) — this is a #5 Bulky yarn: 72 % cotton, 28 % nylon; 290 m / 250 g
• Hook: 8.0 mm / US L‑11 (or size needed to achieve desired look)
• Yarn needle (for weaving in ends)
• Scissors

Optional: A little fabric stiffener or a sugar-water mix to make your snowflakes hold their shape beautifully.

Free Crochet Snowflake Pattern

Round 1 (Only Round):
Begin with a magic circle.

Repeat the following sequence 6 times total:

1. Ch 4, sl st in 2nd ch from hook.
2. Ch 3, sl st in 3rd ch from hook.
3. Ch 2, sl st in 2nd ch from hook.
4. Sl st back down through the 2 remaining chains from the first ch-4.
5. Work 1 sc into the magic circle to anchor the point.

→ You should now have one “snowflake arm” consisting of 3 picot-like chain extensions.

After all 6 points are complete, sl st back into the very first ch made, pull the magic circle closed tightly, fasten off, and weave in ends.

You can download a printable version of this pattern from my Etsy shop here:

✦ Thank you so much for choosing my pattern! I hope you enjoyed making it as much as I enjoyed designing it. 

Watch how to make this pattern right here:

Finishing Touches

• For ornaments: Attach a loop of yarn or ribbon to the top.
• For garlands: String several together with twine.
• For table décor: Make a set of 6 and use them as coasters.

Share Your Snowflakes!

I love seeing your makes! If you try this free pattern, tag me on Instagram or TikTok @SeeLoveShare so I can share your beautiful snowflakes with the community. 💙

Happy holiday making! ❄️🧶✨

Want More?

Enjoyed this pattern? Try my next-level but still simple snowflake design — perfect for adventurous beginners or confident crocheters. Check out that pattern right here!