My new nickname

Hi guys, i'm from Italy but now i live in Holland for improve my english.
I love snow... and I know "snow" in japan is "YUKI". I like so much this name...

So I'm looking for an original nickname, even invented. Can anyone help me to compose this nickname?

Like Yukichan, Yukiko, Yuki... But these nicknames have already been taken by someone... I want original. =)

Grazie mille, doumo arigatou gozaimasu

"Yuki," "Yukiko" are proper (and popular) Japanese girl's names, so if you want to use it, you should use it as it is.
"Yuki-chan" with "-chan" is for someone else to call you by; these "-chan," "-san," or "-kun" are added by others, and it is not something you ask others to call you.

As Yuki and Yukiko are popular names, it just cannot be helped that it is used by someone else :)

The familiar/popular nicknames for Yuki or Yukiko are...
Yukkii, Yukko (for Yukiko) or Yukirin, Yukicchi.
These are often used.

if you're guy , how about
Yukippe,Yukkun or Yukiyan...

Thank you very much...
I'm girl, my name is Alice... But I want one original japanese nickname... Yes yukki, Yukiko, yuki-Chan are very popolar... I don't like nickname with numbers etc... I like one word and stop... And is difficult because all nickname with Yuki are taken.

What you think about this:
Yukimoko
Yukkimo
Yukkimi
Yukikozu
Yukishika
Yukihiru
Yukidesu
Yukihane
Yukilola
Yukilla
Yukiwan
Yukihirushi
Yukimade
Yukiaitsu

can I use one of this? i dont know if is Japan, I've invented xd
I need one nickname so sweet and for girl ^_^

Botan yuki is the falling snow crystal as large as a button so Yukibotan is an idea.
Or snow falling in a windless quiet & tranquil night is expressed as "Shin Shin" in Japan(an onomatopoeic word).

However I know Japanese love funny foreign languages like Japanese-Engrish or unreadable Sanskrit characters.(^-^;
I can recommend only these of them.
Yukkimo, Yukkimi - There is a personality called Yukkina that is a nickname for Yukina.
http://goo.gl/EVw5C
Yukimoko - fluffy? "mokomoko" sounds very soft and warm.
Yukihane - "hane" is wing and "hane(ru)" is scatter or jumping. It's cheerful.

If there is something related to snow in "Alice in Wonderland"...