SnoBuddy Family from Knitting at KNoon
These snowmen may be the cutest project I’ve ever completed. The pattern is from the creative minds at Knitting at KNoon, and is called The SnoBuddy Family.
The snowmen were super quick and easy to make, and it was so fun to make their little tiny accessories. The tiny scarves for the mom and dad were done in no time and made my Snobuddy family come to life!
I think my favorite accessory to make was the little boy snowman’s gloves. I’m not sure what made this particular part was so gratifying, but it may have something to do with the finished product, could it be any cuter?
To make my entire SnoBuddy family I used just one skein of Blue Sky Alpaca’s Suri Merino, a super soft, slightly fuzzy yarn that reminded me of a freshly fallen snow (but any soft white worsted or aran weight yarn will work for the pattern). For needles I used Crystal Palace double pointed US size 6 bamboo needles. For their accessories, I went into my stash and found some scraps in the same gauge as the Suri Merino to ensure that the hats, scarfs and gloves would fit.
I hope you’ll enjoy making these snowmen as much as I did! –Jen
Those are so cute, I really love the little girl’s bonnet.
OK, I am not goint to look at these anymore because I will want to make them and I have too many projects going already.
SO ADORABLE.
Keep the temptation coming Purl Bee!
there are very very lovely!!!
superb!!!!
🙂
These make me giggle. Love them.
CUTE!
Lovely and so sweet, I am going to share these at my blog with your link…
oh my gosh, these are soo cute! I can’t wait for the first snowflakes in the air now…thanks.
These are really so adorable. I wish my knitting skills were up to snuff!
Don’t think I’ve seen anything as cute for a loooooonnngg time – they’re absolutely gorgeous!!!
Waouhhh 🙂 very very very nice! It’s very beautiful!
No, they couldn’t be any cuter!!!!!
I love those gloves too!!!!!
Super cute! My kids would just love them!
oh! very very lovely! the one with gloves is fantastic!
and congrats for your very beautiful blog!
Hi Jen-
These are so cute- thanks for the tutorial- It seems like the accessories would be a great way to use up some of the little leftovers I have 🙂
ADORABLE!
adorable! the little noses are the best!
These would make great ornaments as well!
wow! It looks great! I want to buy the one for my home.
These are adorable – I feel like I NEED to make these. LOVE!
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What a pretty familiy it is.. What I liked the most is the small child with pink hat. It is obviously visible it is made with care. 🙂
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wow! i'd like to learn how to knot and sew and when i'm ready,i hope i can make them for my little sister.They're so beautiful! 🙂
Problem solved! Thank you RAVELRY! Found the the pattern on Ravelry in PDF and it is now downloaded, printed and tucked safely into my Knitting File on my computer!
Merry Christmas everyone!
Ann
I would like the SnoBuddy family pattern from Knitting at Knoon but need it right away! I need to knit it and mail in to Toronto and Austin TX by Christmas (I live in Nova Scotia). I made a family of these for my daughter and son and their families of 3 two Christmases ago. Not we have 2 new grandchildren – 1 each and I have lost the pattern! Can't find it anywhere. I can buy it from Pearl Soho but they only have it in print to mail not as a PDF. How can I get this patter on-line – most willing to pay for it however. Can anyone help?
Ann
Problem solved! Thank you RAVELRY! Found the the pattern on Ravelry in PDF and it is now downloaded, printed and tucked safely into my Knitting File on my computer!
Merry Christmas everyone!
Ann