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I named this little snowman Edward Frostbite! It’s such a funny name! He will look good as an ornament snowman, or as a decoration. This would also make a great toy for kids, and I am sure this cute snowman can put a smile on their faces.

A friendly little guy that you can make for Christmas. If you have been following my work, you know that I like quick and easy patterns, and this is one of them! I stitched up this amigurumi snowman in less than 30 minutes.

Amigurumi snowman

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Materials

You only need small amounts of yarn and a 3 mm crochet hook. I used sports weight yarn and my snowman is about 8 cm tall. I used safety eyes (8mm) for the eyes and 6 mm as buttons for the body.

The pompom is made with a pompom maker and I love this handy tool! It makes the pompoms more fluffy, I find!

Also, you are gonna need some filling materials and yarn in the color of your choice.

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Video tutorial for the amigurumi snowman Edward Frostbite

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Amigurumi snowman – a free crochet pattern

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Amigurumi snowman

Amigurumi snowman

Yield: Amigurumi

Abbreviations – US terms

Ch–chain

R–round

St–stitch 

Sc–single crochet 

Sc dec–single crochet decrease
Sc inc–single crochet increase,
two single crochet in one
stitch
Mr –Magic ring
Sl st. – Sl st
Fphdc – front post half double
crochet
Bphdc – back post half double
crochet
hdc –half double crochet

Materials

-Crochet hook 3.0 mm
-Sports weight yarn
Colors: white, green, red, orange, and brown.
Only small amounts needed. The main color is white, 15 g of yarn needed.
-Tapestry needle
-8 mm safety eyes
-Stitch marker
-Filling materials
-Two small buttons for the body

About the pattern

All parts of the snowman are made in continuous rounds using a 3 mm crochet hook. Use a stitch marker and move it up as you go. The head and body are made in one piece and the rest separately. The body is made bottom-up. Stuff the body and head firmly.

To make a bigger/smaller snowman use different yarn and hooks.
Extra help. Back Post half double crochet
Insert the hook from the back to the front of the post and work around the post of the stitch. Complete as normal.
Front Post half double crochet
Front post: Insert the hook from the front to the back and work around the post of the stitch. Complete as normal

Finished size: 8 cm

Skill level: Advanced beginner

Instructions

Body
In white.

R 1: 6 sc in a mr (6 sc)
R 2: sc inc x 6 (12 sc)
R 3: (1 sc, sc inc) x 6 (18 sc)
R4: (2 sc, sc inc) x 6 (24 sc)
R 5 -8: 1 sc in every st (24 sc)
R 9: (2 sc, sc dec) x 6 (18 sc)
R 10: (1 sc, sc dec) x 6 (12 sc)
R 11: 2 sc in every st (24 sc)
R 12: (3 sc, sc inc) x 6 (30 sc)
R 13-17: 1 sc in every st (30 sc)
R 18: (3 sc, sc dec) x 6 (24 sc)
R 19: (2 sc, sc dec) x 6 (18 sc)
Fasten safety eyes between rounds
16 and 17, 3-4 stitches apart. Add stuffing.
R 20: (1 sc, sc dec) x 6 (12 sc)
Finish stuffing
R21: sc dec 6 times (6 sc)
Sl st in the first st and fasten off. Weave in ends.


Hat
In green and red. Start with red.

R 1: 6 sc in a mr (6 sc)
R 2: sc inc x 6 (12 sc)
R 3: (1 sc, sc inc) x 6 (18 sc)
R 4: (2 sc, sc inc) x 6 (24 sc)
R 5-8. 1 sc in each st (24 sc)
Change to green
R 9: 1 hdc in each st (24 hdc)
R 10: 1 FPhdc in the next, 1 BPhdc in the next. Repeat all around. Join with an sl st to first st and fasten off.
Use some green yarn and make a little pompom for the hat.

Carrot nose
In orange.

R 1: 4 sc in a mr (4 sc)
R 2-3: 1 sc in each st (4 sc)
R 4: (1 sc, sc inc) x 2 (6 sc)

Sl st in the first st and fasten off. Leave a long tail for fastening.

Arms
In brown. Make 2

Ch 6, sl st 5 times. This will be the “base” part. * Ch 3, sl st 3 times (including one time into the base) *. Repeat *-* one more time. Sl st 4 times into the base again to make it more stable.

Assembly
Sew on the arms on round 10. Sew on the carrot under the eyes. Sew on a little mouth under the carrot. Sew on the two little buttons on the lower part of the body (rounds 5 and 7). Sew on the pompom on the hat.

If you want to hang up your snowman in the Christmas tree you can sew on the hat to the head. Make a chain with slip stitches and join it to a round. Fasten off and weave in all ends.