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Feel free to use these charts for your personal use, but they are not to be sold or reproduced on another web page.
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Thanks.
I like snowflake patterns.
Call me a stickler but snowflakes have 6-fold symmetry. This last one can't exist in nature!
Okay... try making six fold symmetry dealing with a grid that only has 4 fold symmetry.... ;)
These are lovely! I've just knitted my first christmas stocking, plain, and was looking for a snowflake pattern to embroider over the stocking stitch. These are lovely and you've even managed a six-arm one! My son will love them on his stocking.
Ellie
I found this on rav. and it's a shame folks dont link their charts as often as their patterns. If I use your chart, I promise to link it as a chart individually. This is ust too pretty to be in only one project!
Haha, what would you do if someone stopped you to say that your snowflakes weren't symetrical? You know, every snowflake is different...looks like we need more charts.
I am looking for a pattern or a really small snowflake like 1 inch by 1 inch, any idea where I can get/buy one. Thanks
Well the size of the snowflake depends on the weight of yarn and needle size that you are using. It is possible that the first snowflake on this page could become those dimensions depending on your gauge.... sorry that I can't be more help.
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