These two snow flakes are exactly the same. Only one has been done with crochet thread and a hook 1.5 mm and the other one with wool and 3.5 mm hook. I have been using these for many things like attaching to Christmas cards or gift tags as well as three ornaments. So let's make one. I'm using the wool here because it's easier to see as it's much thicker. I start by twisting to start a chain and then chain 8. Then I attach it to form a serp ring, slip stitch, then I'll make rounder trebles with chain 2 in between. That's trebles in the English sense. It's double crochet in American. First I chain 4 and that forms also the first treble. Then I'm leaving the yarn end inside the crochet so I don't need to weave it in separately. Then I chain 2 and again a treble into the ring. You keep going just like this until you have all 12 of these counting the starting chain here. Now that's 12. If you count all these and then again I'll close the row chain 2 and attach it to the start of the row. Later on I can cut this off. There's two different things you need to do. I'm going to alternate a bigger this here and a small picot. I'll start with the picot. Chain 4. Then I count backwards to the third, 1, 2, 3, 3rd from the hook and slip stitch there. Then again chain 2 and go to the top of the next treble on the previous row and slip stitch there. That's done. Chain 7. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. Now count backwards again 1, 2, 3 and slip stitch. This is the first picot over set of 3 and then I'll chain again 3 and put the hook through the first one of these. This chain there and a slip stitch and the same one more time. 1, 2, 3, slip stitch. Now I have a group like this of 3 picots, 1 after another and to get the right shape I need to attach them at the base. I'll put my hook through the stitch where I started the first picot like this here and pull through. So that forms like 3 picots like that. Then again chain 4 and go to the top of the next treble and slip stitch there. And simply you continue every second time you make one like this and then every other second you make one like that until the end of the row. So here we are. I've done the second row alternating the two different kinds of points and I'm on the last one here now. I simply attach it to the start of the row with a slip stitch there and then I cut the yarn off. So here it is and I can cut this one off there and then I'll pass this with a needle. And then most likely I will want to harden it, starch it and that you can do either with sugar and water solution so that you use half sugar and half water and bring it to the boil. Or else you can use half white glue and half water and dip it in that or you can use commercial starch. In any case then leave enough time for it to dry. So here are my snowflakes there. You