Snood Alert Pattern rsvd 7/28 Accepted for calendar

[Katchkan]

Just finished this yesterday.

My hair is so fine it doesn't hold most bun covers and such. But with Summer upon us I really needed something to get some of my hair off my neck. This is my solution.

Not even sure anyone would be interested in something like this, so I thought I would test the water before I wrote up the pattern.

It is made with Luster sheen and 1 strand of size 50 crochet thread, softened the black. I added garnets for accent, and crocheted roses done in the size 50 thread. I used a 0 size hook.

Heres the pattern

http://www.crochetnbeads.com/files/Snood.pdf

 

 

I hate having my picture taken but DH refused to model it for me.

[Layna]

Great Job I really like it:clap

[AngelFairy]

I like it, it looks great. Is it hard to do.?

[Ghost]

This is great! I love snoods. I'm going to make this one, I think. I hope all my hair fits in it. I have mid back length thick hair.

 

Ok, just noticed that there isn't a pattern posted yet. Are you going to make one for it?

[Katchkan]

Okay to answer the questions so far. It's easy to make.

And yes I will write up the pattern.

Plan on posting it as my Thankyou to Crochetville for being here and being what it is. A great support group for all lovers of crochet

 

Oh and if my hair fits in it yours should. Mine reaches down almost to my toche.

[snbunch]

I really like it My hair is too short for any accessories tho

[bythehook]

That's really beautiful! I barely have enough hair to cover my head, but I'm sure others with long hair will want this pattern.

[diamond]

WOW! That is really awesome! I love it and would love to make one for myself. My hair is thin also and long and I can't stand it when I'm hot and it's down or even in a ponytail. I usually clip it up or make a bun and put a scrunchie around it. Is the headband part of the snood or is it 2 separate pieces?

[Katchkan]

It is all one piece, that is what keeps it from sliding off.

Working on writting the pattern up now, should have it ready to post by tomorrow. Just translating all my notes into a hopefully readable form.

[deneen]

It's beautiful!

[kat]

What a neat idea! Great job!

[dhaunae]

I love that! I cut my tush-length hair to mid-back about a month ago .. just couldn't stand it anymore .. but it grows way fast and even now it's still long enough that I'll get a lot of use out of something like that. Can't wait til you get the pattern posted!

[Holiday]

That's really pretty and I like the way it sits against the nape of the neck. It gives it an extra air of elegance.

[crazzy cow]

Looking forward to seeing the pattern. My daughter Elaine would love that. :)

[Sabra]

That's very pretty, & looks more practical than most snoods I've seen online.

[Veronika]

OOOH so pretty!! write it write it

[crochet mama]

I think it's beautiful.

[yarncat]

That snood is gorgeous!I,too,have long thin hair,and this would be wonderful for me.

[Katchkan]

Okay

Here is a link to the pattern, Hope you find it readable, will appreciate any comments on the pattern, as I am not used to writting them stitch by stitch so to speak.

http://www.crochetnbeads.com/files/Snood.pdf

[fran]

It's beautiful! Thank you!

[Me&P]

Very cool!

 

I'm looking forward to when my hair is long enough for a snood...

[AidanM]

That's great! Very beautiful.

[MarvieN]

oh, now this is cuuuuuuuuute! I was just thinking about making something for my hair out of thread, then I happened upon this post *g* I love it when things just fall into place! Thanks so much for sharing your pattern!

[diamond]

Thanx for the pattern!!!

[AshEgypt]

That looks cool! My friend loves to dress up for the Renaissance Festival every year and asked me if I could make her a snood, well I think I just may have found the pattern...