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Blue-and-White Snowflake (symbol chart)

Original design by @酸甜手作

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A blue-and-white openwork snowflake charm worked from a magic ring into six chained, picot-tipped arms.

Difficulty
Intermediate

Materials

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Stitches used: ch, dc, sl st, MR

Blue-and-White Snowflake (symbol chart) — 6-point snowflake worked from a magic ring.

Rnd 1: MR; ch 3 (counts as first dc), work double-crochet spokes evenly around the ring and join with sl st to form 6 dc spokes.
Rnd 2: build each spoke outward with 2-3 stacked dc.
Arms: at the end of each spoke work a central chain spike (about ch 6 with a ch-picot at the tip), then a shorter chain branch on each side of the spike (about ch 4 each, ch-picot tip), and sl st back to the spoke base. Repeat for all 6 arms and fasten off.

(Counts read from the symbol chart; follow the visual chart for exact placement.)

Notes

Symbol chart for a 6-point openwork snowflake (dc spokes + chained picot arms). The chart image itself is the primary reference.

Crochet Diagrams

Blue-and-White Snowflake (symbol chart) crochet symbol chart

Frequently asked questions

How do I read the chart?

This is a symbol chart worked from the center ring outward — follow the chart image for exact stitch placement of the dc spokes and chain arms.

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