Crochet fast 2-round snowflake (New improved version) 

How would you use these snowflakes? One tip: make a hardened one for everyone you give a Christmas for, add a hanging loop and attach it on a card, for hanging on the tree! See also a different 2-round snowflake: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-TqtswdwGeyU.html

Awesome 🤩

Beautiful....and you explain it so well....☺️

Thank you soooooo much 😊

Gorgeous. As in these strange covid19 times I have been crocheting what feels like thousands of flowers for vases, flower pots and wreaths for all my friends I now have loads of yarn suitable for these and your other snowflakes. They are much easier than the ones I made a couple of years ago but even nicer. Thanks for sharing!

you are brilliant tuula! no more excuses for ever being bored with nothing to do , ha; we can shower our world with snowflakes -- beautiful --thank you /:)

Thank you for a great tutorial, I enjoy your teaching style a lot and you have the perfect speed of teaching/demonstrating while keeping the video short, which is very much appreciated! I just want to add that I block and starch these at the same time! I use 2 tablespoons of cornstartch (cheapest one) mixed with about 5-6 tablespoons of water until dissolved. It will be cloudy. I soak the snowflake in there just until it is fully wet, flipping it so both sides are covered, then I pat it dry (a little! you don't want the starch coming out) and arrange it flat and let it dry on a dinner plate. They take 12-24 hours to fully dry, but they are starched and blocked in the same step! I made this up so I don't know if it's OK, but I don't care because it works! lol. I don't know how it would come out with colored thread, I use white for my snowflakes, so if a cornstarch residue is visible, I wouldn't know. Just thought I would share. Thanks again for a great pattern and for your wonderful videos!

I love this pattern! I’m so obsessed with making these. They are fast and easy. Who would of thunk! Lol Thank you so much for this pattern. I’ve already made 6 of them. I’m going to make a garland out of it. 😍🥰

Tuula you always have the neatest things ... I love these ..so cute and easy... you are a dear tuula... thank you 😊

Beautiful snowflakes!

I am happy to have found your channel! Your instructions are easy to understand, as I watch you step-by-step! Thank you for going slowly to help us see exactly where you are inserting your hook!

It's very beautiful thank you so much for sharing 😘😘❤❤

Oh so Lovely and easy! Thank you for the tutorial!

Hello from Idaho, USA. As always your tutorial was perfect for me to understand. And accomplish. Thank you

What a fabulous little snowflake! ❄️😍

This lady is awesome. She makes it look so easy!! I’m going to make a bunch. Thanks from Canada.

Hi You are awesome Tuula. Love receiving your tutorials.

Thank you for sharing,I loved your easy pattern,and beautiful.

This is great!! I will be making some for Christmas this year thank you so much !!! 🐰🐰

Oh this is so fun and so simple to follow!!! Thank you so much for this tutorial!!!

Amazing

I did it! This was a wonderful tutorial. Easy to follow. I am new to crochet. Thank you very much.

Beautiful-thank you!

*Действительно, очень быстро и просто! Большое спасибо за видео!*

Very nice

Thank you 🙋‍♀️👍👍👍👍👍

very nice crochet

Love this

Thank you for this easy snowflake!

Muchas gracias. Me quedó precioso

Beautiful, thanks for sharing

I love your tutorials! Thanks again!!

Marvelously magnificent & succinct!

U are soo.cute...just as i imagined...and so kind to share....thank u.

Fantastic video xx

Oh such a lovely lady you are n so are your patterns. Big hug from india

can someone tell me where the written pattern is for this fabulous snowflake?? I am looking forward to making it.

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Thank you Tuula. What do I do with that awful cotton yarn I bought and hate to crochet with? Make snowflakes, of course!

Thank you so much. Both flakes are easy and beautiful. I have made o e for each of my colleagues and it is very nice decoration for the office.

Can you please share how to starch them?