Crochet Snood Pattern and Tutorial, How to Crochet a Simple Snood, Balaclava, Hooded Cowl
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- Опубликовано: 2 янв 2023
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its like a medieval hood! looks warm!
I might have to make a woolen medieval hood now ;)
Totally awesome pattern!!! Thank you so much!!! It goes perfectly with the poncho I made. Originally I wanted a poncho without a hood because hoods can be cumbersome especially if you're chilly inside & just want to relax on your couch. But this makes the poncho much better for those chilly days outside when you need a head & neck covering. Your instructions were very easy to follow. You just gained a new subscriber. God bless you.
Just finished this hood and I’m in love 😍 thank you for your work ❤
Awesome!!! Thanks for watching, enjoy!
Hey girl..just started crocheting..I'm from South Africa
Nice and easy pattern! Can’t wait to get started on it! Thank you for easy to follow instructions.
Happy crocheting!
Nicely done! The colors are wonderful.
Thank you, Cynthia!
I love this hood! I think I'll do the cape hood combo like the other person suggested. That was a great idea! Thank you so much for sharing this with us!
Thanks for watching, Amanda!
is the pattern free
thank you so much for your demonstration
Thanks for watching!
I find that a lot of hoods won’t stay on my head because I nearly always keep my hip-length hair up in a bun which I guess sticks out too far behind my head - I like that your pattern will make it possible to enlarge the hood as much as I need to keep my poor ears warm 😁
Yay! I hope it comes out great😊
Love this. If you add a bead when using 2 strands keeps them straight.
Smart! Thank you
Silly me I should have specified this earlier. The border I added around the face opening was done this way. Instead of cutting the yarn you turn your work. Skip the first 2 half double crochets & do 5 double crochets in the next stitch. Skip 1 stitch. Do a slip stitch in the next stitch. Skip a stitch then do 5 double crochets in the next stitch. Skip a stitch then do a slip stitch. Continue this way around & then sew it along the last row of half double crochets the same way you did. I can't promise you that the stitch count will be perfect. You might have to modify it a little. I hope this helps & I hope my instructions were understandable. I love adding this simple little border to a lot of my pieces. Thanks again.
How do you get rid of the point in the back to make it look rounded and not like a pointed shape witch hat look.
Hi l love the snood ❤ Just a quick question (sorry if you’ve already explained it) do l chain one each time l start the next row on the hood part. Thanks
Hi, thank you! Yes always ch 1 between rows.
Hello! Just wondering if anyone would like like to field a question from a newbie.
What's the most efficient way to unwind and fluff new yarn? I understand it's not completely possible, but I'd like to return the locks to more of a natural state.
Please let me know if you have any ideas. Any sincere thoughts would be appreciated.
Hi Monique, for what purpose are you unwinding and fluffing yarn? Depending on the fiber, this may or may not work. For any wools the fibers are too short and they need the twist to stay together at all. I would only do this with acrylics based yarn.
How many yards does this typically take
Will this work if I use chenille yarn?
Out of curiosity, would it be possible to do double crotchets instead of half double crotchets to speed up the process?
Thanks for the video, so excited to finish my project! ❤️
Of course! I like hdc because it’s a bit denser and warmer but dc would work fine.
That’s a really great point, thank you! I stuck with hdc and am sure happy I did because WOW IT IS COLD outside! ❤
Hi! I would still consider myself a beginner and I've been looking for a pattern like this and love this one, but I have one question before I start :)
At the end of the first part, you have 39 rounds with 90 stitches each. Then for the hood, you start by only doing 45 stitches until you turn your work again, right? The way I'm thinking, now you basically have two extra rows on one side of the hood, but none on the other side? At which point you start working in rows that span the entire length of the bottom part? But then wouldn't the hood turn a little wonky?
I think I'm misunderstanding you here, but I can't figure out the 45 stitch row part :/
Hi, thanks for the feedback. There is one row you do 45, then tw and start working in rows of 90sts. If you end on an even row it won’t look to wonky.
I want to make this and add a cape to caver shoulders! Do you have a pattern like that?
Hi Dana, I do have a pattern for a hooded cloak here:
ruclips.net/video/mcS3INnR-G8/видео.html
I also want to make one that is a combination of the two ;)
@@crochet.with.illjay Thank you! I’m making it for my mother!
When I try to crochet 2 yarns together they get all tangled up. Any solution to this would be appreciated. Thanks
Pulling from the center is helpful for this technique. Also just keep an eye on the yarn and try to manage and untangle as you go.
What is the name of this yarn. Thanks so much for the demo.
Hi Kim, I mention yarn brand and how I created the color blend at the beginning of the video.
How many starting stitches with a size 6 yarn, and a 9mm hook?
I’m not sure I haven’t done it in that size yet. You can always just get started and measure/try on as you go.
I hope someone can help me understand, I’m not good at reading patterns and so I’m unsure what I am doing on round 26. It says just go halfway across, chain 1 and turn work. I don’t understand why I am only going halfway and then I start the hood and go all the way around. I’m so confused. 💗🧶