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Snowmen Pattern





Designer: Melissa Burt
Pattern Type: Knit
Difficulty Level: Intermediate
Sizes Included: 3 Snowmen 3 1/4"-4" tall
Yarn Lines: Palette Yarn
Yardage: 360
Needles/Hooks Suggested: Size 3 (3.25mm): DPNs
Fiber Type: Wool & Blends
Weight: Fingering
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Use up your stash and knit these clever little snowmen just in time for the holiday season. Knit them as gift toppers, ornaments or just to decorate your house this season.

Slim is our tall gentlemen snowman donning his top hat and i-cord scarf and stands approximately 4" tall after felting. Rosy is a petite, curvaceous snow-woman off to somewhere special with her capelet and earmuffs. She stands approximately 3.25" tall after felting. And our most famous snowman of all is Lumpy. He has worked so hard picking out his favorite holiday gifts this season he has started to melt a little, but he still proudly wears his beanie and scarf to keep the chill on. Finished size is 3.25" after felting.

Shown in Palette White for the bodies, Black for Slim's top hat and Navy for his i-cord scarf. Garnet Heather for Rosy's earmuffs and capelet. And Ivy and Turmeric for Lumpy's beanie and scarf.


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Amy knit 39 snowmen to give away at her family's Christmas ornament exchange.

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5 out of 5 stars
Amy01-23-2014 6:50pm

I made a bunch of these for Christmas presents a few years ago, and now I have requests for more. They are adorable. They take longer than you might think, since the yarn is so fine. And I'm torn about recommending metal versus wood needles. Metal is definitely smoother, but the snowmen are so tiny that it is easy for them to fall off the needles completely. Having a bit more friction in the needles is good. All in all, I love this pattern, and am going to get started on another few sets for next Christmas...