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FREE CROCHET HAIR SNOOD PATTERN PDF
FREE CROCHET HAIR SNOOD PATTERN FREE

This pattern was originally published in Madame Weigel’s Journal of Fashion on September 1st, 1944 and is in the public domain in Australia.

FREE CROCHET HAIR SNOOD PATTERN PDF

There are many ways of finishing the top, amongst them being a flat bow, a band of fur, a bow of crochet worked to match, and crocheted or knitted flowers.Ĭlick here to download the original pattern in pdf format Thread about 6 inches of elastic into top – theis is the cast off edge. Thread three inches of tubular elastic (or crocheted chain to match) into the lower edge – this being the “cast on” edge. Make these gathers form by oversewing invisibly. Gather the two sides separately and draw up to about 6 inches, or 15cm. Make up according to the instructions below. These four rows are repeated until the work measures 14 inches, or 35.5cm square or deeper if desired.

Row 3: K2, *Insert needle into the next stitch in the row below and knit into it k1 repeat from * to the last 2 sts, k2. Row 1: K1, *Insert needle into the next stitch in the row below and knit into it k1 repeat from * to the last st, k1. These two rows are repeated until the work measures 14 inches, or 35.5cm square or deeper if desired. Row 1: K2tog, *yo, k2tog repeat from * to the last 2sts, yo, k2.

Perky Snood 1942 via Victory Vintage Blog 3.

Crochet snood with a bow via The Wartime Woman 2.

FREE CROCHET HAIR SNOOD PATTERN FREE

One Pair Old UK No 3 Knitting needles (US size 10 ½/ 6.5mm) (for version one), or Old UK No 2 Knitting needles (US size 10 ½/ 7mm) (for version two)Ĭast on 40 sts (to measure 14 inches or 35.5 cm) If you have a little time, check out the other fantastic free vintage patterns posted on these websites 1.

One half ounce, or 15 grams of Woolworth’s extra super 2 ply wool.

There are many open stitches suitable for this, the following being a good example : Materials Required