https://www.cutoutandkeep.net/projects/fan-and-feathers-knitted-snood • Posted by Wayfarer
This is made with the same pattern as a shrug I also made, but with a single strand of grey mohair wool. I used one 50g ball of Sirdar mohair wool (I can't remember the name properly sorry!) and a pair of 12mm needles. And again, sorry for the crappy pictures, I hope they're clear enough to show you what it should look like. As well as being a snood, I think it works quite well as a cover-up for your shoulders as well. Abbreviations: k2tog = knit two together yok1 = bring yarn to the front of work and knit one stitch creating a small hole
This is made with the same pattern as a shrug I also made, but with a single strand of grey mohair wool. I used one 50g ball of Sirdar mohair wool (I can't remember the name properly sorry!) and a pair of 12mm needles. And again, sorry for the crappy pictures, I hope they're clear enough to show you what it should look like. As well as being a snood, I think it works quite well as a cover-up for your shoulders as well. Abbreviations: k2tog = knit two together yok1 = bring yarn to the front of work and knit one stitch creating a small hole
Cast on 72 sts loosely. (This pattern will work with any multiple of 24 sts, so you could make this much bigger if you wanted.) Row 1: Knit Row 2: k2tog 6times, yok1 12times, k2tog 12times, yok1 12times, k2tog 6times. Row 3: knit Row 4: knit Continue until you reach the end of the wool or desired length and cast off after 3rd row. (Or really any row, I don't think it matters).
You'll have a piece of material with two shorter wavy edges. These should fit together when you fold it over. I put a twist in mine before sewing these two ends up to make a tube, but that's completely up to you. Sew the wavy ends together and weave in the ends and tah-dah! Ready-to-wear warm soft cobweb.