Fleury the Snowman Pattern by Lauren Slagle

You can knit this on any yarn base that is fingering weight - worsted weight!

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Designer Lauren Slagle

Difficulty Advanced Beginner

Description  This is the cutest tiny snowman!!! It's a super quick knit, and a chance to get very creative! Imagine all the hat and scarf combos!! This pattern comes with instructions for yarn weight up to worsted weight. Has instructions for 4 hat and 4 scarf patterns along with some video tutorials. 

RECOMMENDED YARN

Body: 50 yards

Hat: 30 yards

Scarf: 10+ yards

You can use any lolodidit yarn base! As long as you have at least the yardage above of any weight.

This yardage has been tested on the following yarn weights:
fingering, sport, DK, and worsted.

I highly recommend using some type of fluff yarn. Alpaca Fluff are perfect to get a beautiful fuzzy halo.

GAUGE

When choosing a yarn and needle size, you’re going to want a dense fabric. That’s important for durability and keeping all the stuffing in. So when in doubt, go down a needle size. 

These are suggestions for each weight:

Fingering - US Size 1 - 3 (2.5mm - 3.25mm)

Sport - US Size 3 (3.25mm)

DK - US Size 4 (3.5mm)

Worsted - US Size 5 (3.75mm)

FINISHED SIZE

The sample I knit (photo), was knit with USA DK and Alpaca Fluff held together on US Size 4 (3.5mm) needles for the body.

Finished size will vary depending on the weight of yarn and the needle size you choose. This is just to give you a reference.

Fingering - 2.75”

Sport - 3.25”

DK - 4.5”

Worsted - 5”

TOOLS

32” (81 cm) circular needle or Double Pointed Needles, see gauge information for needle size recommendation

Crochet hook in the same mm size as your knitting needles you use, see scarf instructions for details.

Darning Needle

Polyfil or Poly Pellets for stuffing

Removable Stitch Markers

Embroidery Thread for eyes (optional)

Sticks that look like hands (optional)