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Snowflake Angel Tree Topper Pattern
Category:
CrochetingType:
Home DecorItem:
OtherSkill Level:
Intermediate
Basic Skills Necessary:
- You should already know how to ch, sl st, sc, hdc, dc, tr, and dtr.
- Additional stitches explained in the instructions.
Pattern Description:
Adorn your tree with this beautiful snowflake angel tree topper. The wings and halo are made with snowflakes, and the skirt is created with a coordinating snowflake-like design.
If you love thread crochet, this is a great project for the intermediate crocheter. Instructions are also included to make the form to stiffen the angel and to create the optional table stand so the angel can also be used as a centerpiece.
The pattern is written in U.S. terms.
Sizing / Finished Measurements:
- Finished height is 11-1/2" tall.
Materials:
- White cotton crochet thread, size 10 - 200 yds. (183 m)
- Size 7 (1.65 mm) steel crochet hook
- Stitch markers
- For stiffening, you will need: manila file folders, clear contact paper, foam-core board, small amount of stuffing, fabric stiffener, paper towel, plastic wrap, and straight pins
You Will Also Need:
- Optional materials for table stand include: 3/16" diameter dowel rod, 4" circular wooden plaque, 2 - 16 mm wooden beads with 3/16" hole in center, glue, and white paint.
Snowflake Angel Tree Topper Pattern
$3.50
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About the Designer
I have always loved crafting!
My mom and I learned to crochet together when I was 12 because there was a crocheted vest I wanted to make. We worked through it and figured it out together. I have been crocheting ever since. I started writing down patterns when making snowflakes, one of my favorite projects to make. I love working on any kind of thread crochet project such as connect as you go ...
I have always loved crafting!
My mom and I learned to crochet together when I was 12 because there was a crocheted vest I wanted to make. We worked through it and figured it out together. I have been crocheting ever since. I started writing down patterns when making snowflakes, one of my favorite projects to make. I love working on any kind of thread crochet project such as connect as you go motifs, filet crochet, etc. My other favorite crochet projects are working on my reversible designs.
I also enjoy cross stitch and knitting. Someday I hope to learn quilting and tatting.
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