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This pretty Snowman Head Tissue Box Cover is a free crochet pattern and is made using simple basic crochet stitches and the worsted weighted Brava yarn by WeCrochet. The tissues are pulled out of the top hat.
Now that it’s wintertime, it’s snowing in many places, especially up north in the colder regions. As I live in Southern California, I’ll have to drive about an hour or so to be in the snow in the mountains. But as much as I miss snow falling when looking through the window while crocheting in front of the fire, I can simply make myself a cute Snowman and will instantly feel like it’s wintertime. You know while it’s 70F outside in SoCal. LOL
Crocheting Tissue Box Covers
One of the easiest and most fun patterns I love to design are tissue box covers. You can literally make them in any shape or form. They can display animals, objects, people or traditional things.
I’ve designed many tissue box cover patterns in the last few years. And I’m not about to stop with them. In fact, I plan on creating many, many more, until I can create a whole digital video ebook. I’ll see if I can get it done this year…
Crocheting Snowmen
As it’s wintertime, I thought it would be appropriate to crochet a cute snowman head as a tissue box cover. In fact, you can easily change up this pattern to make it work for you. You can make the top hat bigger or smaller. Add buttons instead of crocheted eyes and add a plastic nose instead of a crocheted nose. Feel free to even add a scarf if that is what you like.
Regardless of whether you follow the pattern exactly, I do have a video tutorial for you. And I know yours will be just as cute as mine. I can’t wait to see yours.
Best Yarn for Tissue Box Cover Crochet Patterns
Although you can crochet tissue box covers using any yarn you wish, I have 2 favorite types that I use all the time. I either use acrylic or cotton. You can substitute the yarn to any other yarn you wish as long as you stitch within the yarn weight and the measurements provided for the tissue box cover.
So, let me now give you the supplies you need in order to crochet this cute Snowman Head Tissue Box Cover pattern.
This pattern is also available as an ad-free, printer-friendly pdf pattern that can be purchased at the links below for only a small fee.
If you like this hat crochet pattern, you might like these also:
- Owl Tissue Box Cover
- Elephant Tissue Box Cover
- Bunny Tissue Box Cover
- Gingerbread House Tissue Box Cover
How to crochet the Snowman Head Tissue Box Cover
You will need:
- WeCrochet Brava Worsted yarn (1 skein/ 100g/ 218yd)
- Black
- White
- Orange
- 4.00 mm hook
- scissors
- tapestry needle
- tissue box that measures 4.25 x 4.25 x 5 inches
- optional: hot glue gun and glue sticks
Gauge:
4 sts x 5 rows = 1 square inch (sc stitch)
Size:
Fits a Tissue Box with dimensions: 4.25 x 4.25 x 5 inches
Stitches used:
Learn all the basic crochet stitches HERE
- sc = single crochet
- inc = increase
- hdc = half double crochet
- sl st = slip stitch
- ch = chain
Easy Crochet Snowman Tissue Box Cover
Video Tutorial
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Written Pattern for the Snowman Head Tissue Box Cover:
First, you will work on the head, then the hat, carrot nose, eyes, and mouth. Then you will sew or hot glue it all together.
Start crocheted snowman head
Ch 20 with white, connect the first with the last ch to make a large loop.
You will now work in continuous rounds, so be sure to use a stitch marker,
R1: *1 sc in the next 4 chs, then 3 sc in the next ch, repeat from * until the end of the round
R2-8: *1 sc in each st until you reach the corner, 3 sc in to the corner st, repeat from * until the end of the round
You should now have 80 sts in total.
Now crochet 1 sc in each st for 26 rounds or until you reach the bottom of the tissue box (when inserted into the cover).
Fasten off and weave in your ends.
Crochet the top hat for the snowman
Ch 28 with black, connect the first with the last ch to make a large loop.
You will now work in continuous rounds, so be sure to use a stitch marker.
R1: 1sc in each ch
R2-9: 1sc in each st
R10: *1 sc in the next 3 sts, then 1 sc inc in the next st, repeat from * until the end of the round
R11: *1 sc in the next 4 sts, then 1 sc inc in the next st, repeat from * until the end of the round
R12: *1 sc in the next 5 sts, then 1 sc inc in the next st, repeat from * until the end of the round
R13: *1 sc in the next 6 sts, then 1 sc inc in the next st, repeat from * until the end of the round
Fasten off and weave in your ends.
Crocheting Snowman Face: Nose, Eyes and Mouth
Snowman Nose
Make a magic ring and add 6 sc with orange.
You will now work in continuous rounds, so be sure to use a stitch marker.
R1-2: 1 sc in each st
R3: *1 sc, then 1 sc inc in the next st, repeat from * until the end of the round
R4-6: 1 sc in each st
Fasten off and weave in your ends.
Snowman Eyes
Make a magic ring and add 8 hdc with black, slip stitch and fasten off and weave in your ends. Do this TWICE for 2 eyes.
Snowman Mouth
Make a magic ring and add 6 sc with black, slip stitch and fasten off and weave in your ends. Do this TWICE for 5 mouth pieces as “rocks”.
Sew or Glue the Snowman Head Tissue Box Cover together
Now simply sew (with a tapestry needle) or hot glue (or use E6000) to add the top hat to the top of the tissue box cover, the eyes, mouth, and nose to the front of the snowman face.
Now you are done and use this cute Snowman Head Tissue Box Cover for the cold winter time as decoration.
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