Snowman Pattern

Finished Measurement Snowman: 4.5 - inches from the bottom to the top of the head.Snowman with the Hat: 9 -inches tall from the bottom to the top point of the hat. YarnWisconsin Woolen Spun Sport Weight (100% American Wool; 360 yards/100 grams); 1 skein in each of the colors Birch (creamy white), Jam (red) and Stone (brown/gray heathered).ORWoolens by Barrett Wool Co. (100% American Wool; 185 yards/50 grams); 1 skein each in Door County (red), Snowbound (white), and Loam (brown/gray heathered). Carrot Nose: For the carrot nose the sample used a couple of yards of Home Fingering Weight yarn in the Marmalade colorway. You could use a fingering weight or a sport weight for the nose and a small scrap of yarn is all you’ll need. Small amounts of each of the colors were used for the samples made in Wisconsin Woolen Spun Sport Weight:Snowman used almost 10 grams.Hat used almost 7 grams.Scarf used almost 2 grams. NeedlesSnowman: US size 3 / 3.25mm double-pointed needles, set of four needles, or size to obtain gauge.Hat and Scarf: US size 5 / 3.75mm double-pointed needles, set of four needles, or size to obtain gauge. GaugeGauge on smaller needles: 7 stitches per inch in stockinette stitchGauge on the larger needles: 6 stitches per inch in stockinette stitch Materials-Yarn needle-Locking stitch markers-Fiberfill-Poly-pellets - optional. Considered a choking hazard for infants and young children. If there is any concern use fiberfill only.-Five 5mm safety eyes - considered a choking hazard for infants and young children. If there is any concern use embroidery floss and make French knots instead.-Twigs for arms - optional. Find some small twigs outside and trim them to make the perfect set of arms.