These Snowflake Knitting Patterns Will Keep You Warm

knitted snowflake ornaments

Let it snow … with your needles, that is! No matter how you feel about winter, you’ll look oh-so-stylish with these snowflake knit accessories and patterns.

1. One-Hour Fingerless Gloves

Gear up for ice skating, snowshoeing or just lounging around your home on a cold winter day with these awww-dorable fingerless mitts. The gloves knit up in a flash, and this project is a great intro to knitting colorwork.

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2. Delicate Snowflakes

knitted snowflake ornaments

These wool snowflakes are worth the effort. Perfect for any intermediate-level knitter, they look gorgeous hung on your tree, placed in your windows or even dangling from your ceiling. It’s a fun way to turn your home into a winter wonderland!

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3. Snowflake Cushion Cover

knit snowflake cushion cover

Snow days are for getting cozy, so snuggle up with this warm pillow cover. This pattern fits a 16″ x 16″ pillow and (best part!) you only need three skeins of worsted-weight yarn to stitch it.

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4. Snowy Ear Warmers

snowflake knit headband

A knit headband that’s functional and stylish? That’s a win-win. They’re super quick and fun to stitch, so you can knit one for everyone on your holiday list.

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5. Snow Crystal Shawl

snow crystal shawl

If you love lace knitting, this is your perfect project. Choose a gorgeous blue and white color palette — or go all-white — and use different lace stitches to create a beautiful snowflake motif.

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6. Two Hands Make a Snowflake

snowflake mittens

Say hello to your new favorite winter accessory. These gloves are part mittens, part fingerless gloves — just choose how you want to wear ’em when you put them on. They’re versatile in more than style, too: you can add the snowflake motif with intarsia or duplicate stitch.

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