[PDF Pattern] Crochet Amigurumi Snowman in Winter Hat Gift Basket Pattern

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This is the last basket variation from the crochet “festive character gift basket and decorations” series. Today, learn how to crochet our favorite, the crochet snowman in a winter hat gift basket and decoration, by following an ad-free written pattern and a tutorial as well. This small crochet snowman holding a large basket is wearing a beanie hat, a red and green I-cord scarf, and has a CUTE smile.

Crochet this basket to serve treats to the guests on the 25th of December, or turn it into a table buddy decoration to hold sweets during the dinner.

And don’t forget that my recommended use for this crochet basket is to hold small crochet gifts and amigurumi for the little ones. Anyway, continue reading to learn more about this crochet project!

This tutorial shows how to make a cute crochet snowman candy basket. You start by crocheting a round white basket with a red rim. Next, you crochet a round snowman head, a carrot nose, two red boots, and two arms with wire inside so they can bend. You also crochet a ribbed red hat, make a white yarn pom-pom, and create two twisted chain cords for the bow and scarf. Finally, you assemble the snowman by gluing the facial features, hat, arms, legs, head, and bows onto the basket.

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Materials

  • Yarn: 5-ply milk cotton yarn (White, Red, Green, Orange, and Black thread for the mouth)

  • Crochet Hooks: 4.00 mm and 2.75 mm

  • Notions & Tools:

    • 7 mm black safety eyes / beads

    • Polyester fiberfill stuffing

    • Craft wire and pliers

    • Tapestry / yarn needle

    • Stitch marker

    • Scissors

    • Hot glue gun and glue sticks

    • Small snowflake charm / button

Difficulty Level

  • Level: Advanced Beginner to Intermediate

  • Why: The basic stitches are simple (chains and single crochet), but the project requires several different techniques: working in the round and in rows, working in the back loops only (BLO), changing yarn colors, inserting wire and fiberfill into thin limbs, and using hot glue and sewing needles to assemble multiple parts together cleanly.

Pattern Abbreviations

  • MR: Magic ring

  • ch / chain: Chain stitch

  • sc: Single crochet

  • inc: Increase (2 single crochet in the same stitch)

  • dec: Decrease (single crochet 2 stitches together)

  • slst: Slip stitch

  • BLO: Back loop only

  • [ ]: Total stitch count at the end of a round / row

  • *: Repeat instructions

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