This 2-round snowflake pattern has been the most popular of the quick 1- and 2-round snowflakes I have. After many years I now made a new video for it. You can also get the written pattern free on Ravelry. This snowflake is fast to crochet and also easy to learn by heart. Therefore it is suitable for beginners in crochet.
You can starch (harden) the snowflake in many different ways. I normally use either sugar-water (50-50%) or glue and water (a bit more glue than water) but there are also many commercial starches available. You can also use hobby varnish for hardening.
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More snowflakes!
Also check out these snowflakes in my blog and videos and mix the three different ones!
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Hi, my name is Alberta and I live in Staten Island, NY. I came across this beautiful Star and I was hoping that you will be kind enough to email me the directions in English. I am a crochet teacher and I would love to be able to teach my students to make this for this coming Christmas.
Here us my email address: 55annabell@gmail.com
Thank you in advance for your kindness.
Respectfully,
Alberta
Hello Alberta, happy to know that you like the snowflake! It is easy to do and suitable for starting crochet. The written pattern is available free on Ravelry at https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/2-row-snowflake. I trust you can download it there and help your students make many snowflakes!
Do you have written instruc rooms for a deaf person?
There’s the link for the written pattern in the article, or you can put the subtitles on!