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Snowman Kawaii Cuddler™ – Free Crochet Pattern

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January 21, 2018 by [email protected] Leave a Comment

Living on different sides of the United States, Michaelene and I experience very different temperatures. She sends me screenshots of freezing temperatures in West Virginia while the sun is out in California. We’re not sure who has it better, but we do agree that yarn snowmen are cute! We had a couple of requests for a Snowman Kawaii Cuddler and this guy was born! We love his cozy scarf and earmuffs!

Below you will find instructions to crochet your very own Snowman. Enjoy our new free crochet pattern!

Have a blessed day!

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Materials
*Size H (5.0mm) Crochet Hook
*Size J (6.0mm) Crochet Hook
*Hobby Lobby I Love This Yarn in White, Turquoise, Peacock, Brown, Orange, & Limelight
*Small scraps of Pink yarn for cheeks
*Two 18mm Black Safety Eyes (We’ve added them to Our Shop for your convenience)
*Two black buttons
*Poly-fil Stuffing
*Tapestry Needle
*Wilton Popsicle Stick (optional)
*Pink embroidery floss or fabric paint for mouth

Dimensions/Gauge:
11″ x 10″

Abbreviations
Ch – Chain
SC – Single Crochet
Dec – Single Crochet Decrease
Inc – Single Crochet Increase
FO – Fasten Off
MR – Magic Ring
Sl St – Slip Stitch

**Note: Unless otherwise specified, you will Ch1 and turn at the end of each row throughout the pattern.

Snowman Body
Make 2.
The Body portion of the Snowman is made holding two strands of White yarn together.
Row 1 –  With J Hook, ch10, 3SC into 2nd Ch from hook, SC7, 3SC in last Ch (13)
Row 2 – Inc, SC11, Inc (15)
Row 3 – SC across (15)
Row 4 – 3SC in first stitch, SC13, 3SC in last stitch (19)
Row 5 – SC across (19)
Row 6 – Inc, SC17, Inc (21)
Row 7 – SC across (21)
Row 8 – 3SC in first stitch, SC19, 3SC in last stitch (25)
Rows 9-13 – SC across (25)
Row 14 – Inc, SC23, Inc (27)
Rows 15-22 – SC across (27)
Row 23 – Dec, SC23, Dec (25)
Rows 24-26 – SC across (25)
Row 27 – Dec, SC21, Dec (23)
Rows 28-29 – SC across (23)
Row 30 – Dec, SC19, Dec (21)
Row 31 – SC across (21)
Row 32 – Dec, SC17, Dec (19)
Row 33 – Dec, Dec, SC11, Dec, Dec (15)
Row 34 – SC across (15)
Row 35 – Dec, SC11, Dec (13)
Row 36 – Dec, Dec, SC5, Dec, Dec (9)
Row 37 – Dec, Dec, SC, Dec, Dec (5)
Row 38 – Dec, SC, Dec (3)
FO, Weave in ends.

Stick Arms
{Sticks are worked in a continuous round, do not join}
Long stick – Make 2
Round 1 – With H Hook and Brown yarn – MR, 4SC (4)
Round 2 – Inc x 4 (8)
Rounds 3-15 – SC around (8)
FO, Leave long tails to sew to body.

Small stick – Make 4
Round 1 – With H Hook and Brown yarn – MR, 4SC (4)
Round 2 – Inc x 4 (8)
Rounds 3-6 – SC around (8)
FO, Leave long tails to sew to long stick.

Sew two small stick pieces on either side of the long stick, creating arms.  We put half of a Wilton Popsicle Stick in our arm prior to attaching it to the Snowman Body to prevent it from being floppy. Attach arms to the back panel of the Snowman Body in desired location. Our left arm is on rows 13-14 roughly and our right arm is on rows 12-13.

Carrot
Row 1 – With H Hook and Orange yarn – ch4, SC into 2nd Ch from hook and each Ch across (3)
Row 2 – Dec, SC (2)
Row 3 – SC2 (2)
Row 4 – Dec (1)
Rows 5-6 – SC (1)
Ch1, SC around Carrot creating a finished edge. FO, Weave in ends.

Ear Muffs
Make 2.
Row 1 – With H Hook and Limelight yarn – ch11, SC into 2nd Ch from hook and each Ch across. On opposite side of starting chain, SC10, Sl St into the first stitch. (20)
Row 2 – Inc, Inc, SC6, Inc, SC, Inc, SC3, Dec, Dec, SC. Sl St x2.
FO, Weave in ends.

Ear Muff Strap
With H Hook and Turquoise yarn – Ch 38. Sl St in 2nd Ch from hook and in each Ch across (37 Sl St)

Scarf – Large piece
Make 1.
Row 1 – With H Hook and Peacock yarn – ch8, SC into 2nd Ch from hook and each Ch across (7)
Row 2 – SC across (7)
Change to Turquoise yarn
Rows 3-4 – SC across (7)
Change to Peacock yarn
Rows 5-6 – SC across (7)
Change to Turquoise yarn
Rows 7-8 – SC across (7)
Change to Peacock yarn
Rows 9-10 – SC across (7)
Change to Turquoise yarn
Rows 11-12 – SC across (7)
Change to Peacock yarn
Rows 13-14 – SC across (7)
Change to Turquoise yarn
Rows 15-16 – SC across (7)
Change to Peacock yarn
Rows 17-18 – SC across (7)
Change to Turquoise yarn
Rows 19-20 – SC across (7)
Change to Peacock yarn
Rows 21-22 – SC across (7)
Change to Turquoise yarn
Rows 23-24 – SC across (7)
Change to Peacock yarn
Rows 25-26 – SC across (7)
Change to Turquoise yarn
Rows 27-28 – SC across (7)
Change to Peacock yarn
Rows 29-30- SC across (7)
Change to Turquoise yarn
Rows 31-32 – SC across (7)
Change to Peacock yarn
Rows 33-34 – SC across (7)
Change to Turquoise yarn
Rows 35-36 – SC across (7)
Change to Peacock yarn
Rows 37-38 – SC across (7)
Change to Turquoise yarn
Rows 39-40- SC across (7)
FO, Weave in ends.

Scarf – Small piece
Make 1.
Row 1 – With H Hook and Turquoise yarn – ch8, SC into 2nd Ch from hook and each Ch across (7)
Row 2 – SC across (7)
Change to Peacock yarn
Rows 3-4 – SC across (7)
Change to Turquoise yarn
Rows 5-6 – SC across (7)
Change to Peacock yarn
Rows 7-8 – SC across (7)
Change to Turquoise yarn
Rows 9-10 – SC across (7)
Change to Peacock yarn
Rows 11-12 – SC across (7)
Change to Turquoise yarn
Rows 13-14 – SC across (7)
Change to Peacock yarn
Rows 15-16 – SC across (7)
FO, Weave in ends.
Create Fringe along the bottom of Row 16.

Cheeks
{Cheeks are worked in a continuous round, do not join}
Make 2.
Row 1 – With H Hook and Pink yarn – ch6, SC into 2nd Ch from hook and each Ch across. On opposite side of starting chain, SC5, Sl St into the first stitch. (10)
FO, Weave in ends.
Sew or glue cheeks above the top edge of the scarf.

Alternative to Safety Eyes
{Eyes are worked in a continuous round, do not join}
Make 2.
Round 1 – MR, 6SC (6)
FO, Weave in ends.

You can also embroider or use puff paint to create sleepy eyes like this:

Assembly
* Place safety eyes between rows 26 & 27 from the bottom of Snowman roughly 12 stitches apart.
* Sew or glue Carrot nose in desired location.
* Glue or sew the cheeks onto Snowman, using picture as a reference.
* Sew or glue Large Scarf piece across the neckline of Snowman, below the carrot & cheeks.
* Sew or glue Small Scarf piece on top of large piece at an angle – giving the illusion that the scarf is wrapped around neck.
* Sew buttons below the Scarf on Snowman’s tummy.
* Create mouth with Pink embroidery floss or fabric paint.
* Attach Ear Muffs to the sides of Snowman head. Before finishing, secure the Ear Muff strap across the top of Snowman’s head, tucking ends under Ear Muff pieces.
* Align Snowman halves so ends of rows match. Single crochet around both pieces to join together.  We stopped near the arms and re-started on the opposite side, sewing across the arms with a tapestry needle. Stuff with Poly-Fil prior to completing stitching. Make sure you work in a counter-clockwise direction so your stitches face forward.

We would love to see your work! Please use the hashtag #3amgracedesigns on Instagram or share on our Facebook page, email, etc. Happy Crocheting!

All photos and text are copyright © 2018-  3amgracedesigns. All rights reserved. Please do not sell or distribute this pattern in part or in whole. You are welcome to sell finished items you make from this pattern. A credit to “3amgracedesigns” as the designer is appreciated but not required. Thank you!

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