Crochet 3D Mini Snowflakes With White Embroidery Pattern

  1. Work .

  2. Repeat this sequence 6 times in total around the circle.

  3. Sl st into the first sc to join.

  4. Ch 1.
    (Total: 18 stitches)

Round 4: Snowflake Points (Petals)

Each snowflake point uses exactly 3 stitches from Round 3 to create a sculpted petal.

Work the following sequence 6 times around:

  1. First stitch: Work 1 sl st, then 1 hdc into the same stitch.

  2. Second stitch: Work 1 dc, 1 tr, and 1 dc all into the same stitch (this forms the pointed tip).

  3. Third stitch: Work 1 hdc, then 1 sl st into the same stitch.

After completing all 6 points:

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  • Sl st into the very first stitch to close the round.

  • Ch 1, cut the yarn leaving a 10 cm tail, and pull through.

  • Thread the yarn tail onto a tapestry needle and weave it securely into the back of the work.

  • Flatten and gently pull each of the 6 points outward to shape your snowflake base.

Embroidering the Snowflake Design

Thread a tapestry needle with a generous length of cream or white yarn. Secure the yarn on the back of the snowflake, then embroider each of the 6 points using the following 3-step branching method:

  1. Lower “V” Branch:

    • Bring the needle up through the center of the petal just above Round 2.

    • Make a small diagonal stitch outward to the left edge of the petal, then bring the needle back and make a symmetrical diagonal stitch to the right edge. This forms a small “V” shape pointing outward.

  2. Upper “V” Branch:

    • Move slightly higher up toward the tip of the petal.

    • Embroider a second, slightly wider “V” shape spanning across the upper half of the petal.

  3. Central Spine Line:

    • Bring the needle up at the very top tip of the petal (at the peak of the treble crochet).

    • Make a long, straight vertical stitch straight down through the center of the petal, passing directly between both “V” shapes, and insert the needle down into the central magic ring hole.

    • Pull the yarn gently taut so the central spine anchors the branches in place.

Repeat this embroidery pattern across all 6 points of the snowflake.

Finishing

  1. Turn the snowflake over to the back.

  2. Tie a small, secure knot with the embroidery yarn and weave in the end neatly under the back stitches.

  3. Trim any excess thread.

  4. (Optional) Attach a jump ring and a mini phone strap or keychain cord to the top of one point.

Your miniature crocheted snowflake charm is now complete!

Category: Crochet Decorations

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