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Keep your head and neck toasty warm this fall and winter with a cozy snood scarf.
Skill Level | Easy
Finished Size | 15″ x 30″ lying flat
introduction
About this Pattern
If you have extremely cold winters where you live, a snood scarf is a must! What is essentially just a wide cowl, a snood doubles to wrap completely around your head for a fit that’s even warmer than a hood.
With this project you’ll learn one of our favorite stitches; a stretchy rib-like stitch that looks like stockinette stitch. Make yours solid, striped, or a combination of colors. The sky is the limit with this flexible pattern.
Before you begin, review this page entirely so you understand the full scope of the project. We have a list of recommended supplies and abbreviations here on this page as well as written instructions and a tutorial to walk you through our snood crochet scarf step-by-step.
getting started
Recommended Supplies
FAQ: Can I use a different yarn?
Sure, as long as it’s in the same weight category. Check your gauge and adjust as needed so the sizing comes out right. The recommended yarn amount will likely be different too.
Yarn Substitution Resources:
The Ultimate Guide to Substitute Yarn
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pattern details
Abbreviations
This pattern is written using standard US crochet terminology.
- BBO Back Bar Only
- Ch Chain
- Cont Continue
- Hdc Half Double Crochet
- Hk Hook
- Rem Remaining
- Rep Repeat
- Sk Skip
- Slst Slip Stitch
- St(s) Stitch(es)
pattern notes
Additional Notes
Finished Size
15″ x 30″ lying flat
Gauge
13 stitches x 11 rows = 4″
worked in stitch pattern
Additional Notes:
This pattern starts with a row of foundation single crochet stitches. If you prefer chains, make 191 chains at the start of the pattern, and join with a slst to the first chain. Ch 1 and single crochet in each st. Don’t join at the end of the round. Cont with row 2.
printable pattern
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the pattern
Written Instructions
Round 1: With color A,Make 191 foundation sc. Taking care not to twist, join with a slst to first st. Ch 1. Hdc in same st as ch. Hdc in each st to end of round. Do not join. Cont working in a spiral.
Round 2: Hdc in BBO of each st.
Repeat: Rep last round for remainder of pattern. Switch to color B when snood measures 5” from starting edge.
Switch to color C when snood measures 10” from starting edge.
When snood measures 15” from starting edge, make a sc in BBO twice, and a slst in BBO twice to correct the jog from working in a spiral.
Fasten off and weave in ends.
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see how it’s done
Step-by-Step Tutorial
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