Week 4
Lion Brand Snowman
(http://www.lionbrand.com/patterns/80967AD.html)
What I love about this pattern is that it is another adorable pattern. I LOVE snowmen, so this one just fits the bill. The first time I made it was for my mother a few years ago. It is pretty simple to follow. It does work up a little bit slower than the first two simply because of the added steps.
Here's some photos from previous makes. Excuse the photo quality and background. These were not meant for blog posting.
Hook Size: G or H hook (I used H.)
Recommended - H, but G will make it slightly smaller.
Please note: Before starting this pattern, it requires an account with Lion Brand's website. It is a free website and takes less than 2 minutes to register.
What I love about this pattern is that it is another adorable pattern. I LOVE snowmen, so this one just fits the bill. The first time I made it was for my mother a few years ago. It is pretty simple to follow. It does work up a little bit slower than the first two simply because of the added steps.
Here's some photos from previous makes. Excuse the photo quality and background. These were not meant for blog posting.
Before scarf and hat
After scarf and hat. And you can see my kitties to the right!
Project Type: Scrap buster
Skill level: Easy/Beginners with a little advanced knowledge about sewing
Hook Size: G or H hook (I used H.)
Recommended - H, but G will make it slightly smaller.
Type of Yarn: Worsted Weight - I used Red Heart in Burgundy and White.
Extra requirements:
Fiberfil
Scissors
Stitch marker (if you need it)
Small mm beads for eyes (optional)
-6 mm recommended
Extra requirements:
Fiberfil
Scissors
Stitch marker (if you need it)
Small mm beads for eyes (optional)
-6 mm recommended
Uses for finished product
- Without the holder, this could be a cute baby rattle or toy. If you make it into a toy, do not put beads or other embellishments on the snowman.
- Ornament
- a cute gift
- An embellishment to a gift
Look forward to seeing your finished products!
Sarah
