A Stacked Crew of Snowman Makers
The Stack & Stash Snowmans pattern had a busy test group this round. Every maker brought their own spin to the design and helped fine-tune the instructions so the final pattern feels smooth to follow. Their versions turned out adorable. This post gathers their finished snowmen, notes what yarns and hooks they used, and gives each tester a well-earned moment in the spotlight.
Meet the Testers
Yarn & Hook: Bernat Blanket and a 6.5 mm hook
What they loved: "I am so obsessed with this little guy! He is such an adorable additional to my Christmas decor!"
Yarn & Hook: Bernat Baby Blanket and a 5 mm hook
What they loved: "I really enjoyed watching the snowman come together. I literally felt like I was building a snowman and watching him come to life! I made him using my Christmas color theme so that I can display him this Christmas! I plan on stuffing him full of candy canes for everyone to share!"
Yarn & Hook: Hobbi Honey Bunny and Premier Parfait yarn with a 5 mm hook
What they loved: "One of the best parts of this pattern is the color options. Definitely a white snowman, but the inside you can use up other yarn. I also love that I could have changed up the scarf, hat, and buttons."
Yarn & Hook: Jolly & Joy Velour and 5 mm hook
What they loved: "I really enjoyed making this pattern. The instructions are clear and easy to follow, and it works up relatively quickly considering the size of the finished piece. I especially love the little hiding spots for chocolates and candy inside the snowman, a unique touch that really sets it apart from other snowman patterns."
Yarn & Hook: Yarnsmith Snug as a Big and a 7 mm hook
What they loved: "Such a fun and creative pattern. I love the hidden surprise and it was such a joy to make."
The testers made this round feel extra fun, and their versions show how playful this pattern can be. I’m grateful for every note, photo, and color choice they shared. If you make your own Stack & Stash Snowman, tag me so I can cheer you on too.
Get the pattern here
