Snood knitting pattern pdf#
Patterns arrive as PDF downloads via email and also saved to customer accounts. The cheap store bought ones required about a million pins to keep them from sliding off and since they were made of a weird nylon cord, they looked so flat and saggy in the back, instead of perky and full. To complete this pattern you will need the following Super Chunky Yarn in your choice of colour (1x 200g Hank for Snood, 2x 200g Hank for Scarf) 12mm knitting needles. They did the job of holding my hair back but I never realized how slinky and flat they looked until I compared them to a handmade snood. I was so excited, I bought the whole rainbow. Nothing beats a handmade snood! When I first became interested in vintage fashion, I found a shop at my local mall that sold snoods in every color imaginable for about $3. Row 1: Knit 2 Purl 2 Repeat this until the end of the row. If you don't crochet, check out my shop, Tinsel Town Accessories for handmade snoods in every color of the rainbow! (a size up or down is okay, snoods are pretty forgiving!) These patterns call for vintage yarns, many of which are no longer madeīut any sport weight modern yarn should be a good start with a 5mm hook I love to curl up on the couch with a Netflix marathon and ball of yarn. If you're not, crochet is easy to learnĪnd there are loads of wonderful tutorials for each stitch on you tube. Ones like the Perky Snood and Sweet Sue are pretty easy if you'reĪlready familiar with crochet.
Snood knitting pattern free#
Here are 12 free vintage crochet snood patterns to try! The basic
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