I’m so excited to post my first pattern and to celebrate it’s free! I’ve had a lot of people asking me if I had a pattern for this snood. So I decided to put pen to paper and write it up. This is my first attempt at writing a pattern, so if you find any mistakes, please let me know.
A Snood by Any Other Name
A pattern by Purple Sprouting
A circular snood/cowl crocheted in the round. It is quick and easy to make and can easily be made longer, by adding more stitches, in multiples of 3.
Abbreviations (US terms): sl st – slip stitch dc – double crochet ch – crochet chain |
What you’ll need
Yarn:
I used 2 balls of Moda Vera 100% Soft Acrylic yarn in charcoal but you can use any other DK/8 ply yarn.
Hook:
4.5 mm
G / 4 mm
Other:
Scissors
Yarn needle
Pattern Instructions:
Foundation Row – Using size G (4.5 mm) hook, make a foundation chain of 126 chains.
Row 1: Change to size F (4 mm) hook and being careful not to twist foundation row, work first dc into 3rd chain from the hook. Work one dc into each chain across and join with a sl st into top of ch3. (124 chains)
Rows 2 & 3: ch3 (counts as first dc), dc into each chain across, join with a sl st into top of first ch3.
Row 4: ch5, (counts as 1 dc and 2 chains) skip next 2 chains, work 1 dc in next stitch, *ch2, skip 2 stitches, 1 dc into next stitch* repeat * * to last 3 stitches, ch2 and sl st into ch3 of first ch5.
Row 5: ch3 (counts as first dc), dc into each chain across, joint with a sl st into top of first ch3.
Rows 6 – 8: repeat row 4
Rows 9 – 12: repeat row 5
Row 12: as row 4
Row 13: as row 5
Rows 14 – 30: Repeat rows 4 and 5 (row 30 will be the same as row 4)
Rows 31 – 34: as row 5
Row 35 – 37: as row 4
Row 36: as row 5
Row 37: as row 4
Row 38: as row 5
Row 39: as row 4
Rows 40-42: as row 5, sl st into top of first ch3 and fasten off.
Sew in loose ends.
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Thank you very much! I am practising my crochet since my mum showed me how to do it again the other week. I haven’t done any since I was a child. I’m going to start with a few simple things but this will be the first on my list if I manage to improve. Will definitely let you know how it goes but you may have to wait a while!
I’m loving the crochet revival that’s happening right now. Let me know how it turns out.
You had me at Snood 😉
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Love this and I have some lovely pink yarn that would be perfect for it.
I think this will love fabulous in pink… my favourite colour.