For work you will need:

– cotton threads Maxi 100g / 565 m white;
– the remains of red threads for a smile;
– hook number 1,0;
– two beads for the eye;
– filler (syntepuh, halofiber, cotton wool, etc.)

Abbreviations:

1 p. – single crochet;
2 sts. From 1 st. – 2 single crochet in one loop;
** – rapport of knitting.

Snowflake body (muzzle) – 2 parts:

1). Dial a chain of two air loops. In the second loop from the hook, knit 6 half-columns (6 p.);
2). * 2 p. From 1 p. * 6 times (12 p.);
3). * 1 p., 2 p. From 1 p. * 6 times (18 p.);
4). * 2 p., 2 p. From 1 p. * 6 times (24 p.);
5). * 3 p., 2 p. From 1 p. * 6 times (30 p.);
6). * 4 p., 2 p. From 1 p. * 6 times (36 p.);
7). * 5 p., 2 p. From 1 p. * 6 times (42 p.);
8). * 6 p., 2 p. From 1 p. * 6 times (48 p.);
9). * 7 p., 2 p. From 1 p. * 6 times (54 p.);
10). * 8 p., 2 p. From 1 p. * 6 times (60 p.);
eleven). * 9 p., 2 p. From 1 p. * 6 times (66 p.).
Put the two parts together and connect them. To do this, we grab the corresponding loops of both parts and knit them with single crochet (66 p.). In the process of connecting parts, fill the snowflake with filler.
Further along the edge of our snowflake we knit rays. To do this, you can use any knitting pattern of snowflakes.