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Little Red Riding Snood

Stay warm this winter with an adorable Little Red Riding Hood inspired snood.

https://www.cutoutandkeep.net/projects/little-red-riding-snood • Posted by Cat Morley

The idea for a Little Red Riding Hood inspired snood hit me as soon as I saw the colour of Rex, this gorgeous hand spun and hand dyed yarn from The Indie Yarn Store. I stitched with two strands of yarn and the finished result feels so silky and luxurious, giving the hood an extra cosy weight.

You will need

Project Budget
Cheap

Time

4 h 00

Difficulty

So-so
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Description

The idea for a Little Red Riding Hood inspired snood hit me as soon as I saw the colour of Rex, this gorgeous hand spun and hand dyed yarn from The Indie Yarn Store. I stitched with two strands of yarn and the finished result feels so silky and luxurious, giving the hood an extra cosy weight.

Instructions

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    Knit the hood: Using two strands of yarn, CO 5. Row 1: Knit Row 2: Pearl Row 3: K1, increase by 1, k4. (5 stitches) Row 4: Pearl Row 5: K1, increase by 1, k5. (6 stitches) Row 6: Pearl Row 7: K1, increase by 1, k6. (7 stitches) Row 8: Pearl Row 9: K1, increase by 1, k7. (8 stitches) Row 10: Pearl Row 11: K1, increase by 1, k8. (9 stitches) Row 12: Pearl Row 13: K1, increase by 1, k9. (10 stitches) Row 14: Pearl Row 15: K1, increase by 1, k10. (11 stitches) Row 16: Pearl Row 17: K1, increase by 1, k11. (12 stitches) Row 18: Pearl Row 19: K1, increase by 1, k12. (13 stitches) Row 20: Pearl Row 21: K1, increase by 1, k13. (14 stitches) Row 22: Pearl Row 23: K1, increase by 1, k14. (15 stitches) Row 24: Pearl Row 25: K1, increase by 1, k15. (16 stitches) Row 26: Pearl Row 27: K1, increase by 1, k16. (17 stitches) Row 28: Pearl Row 29: K1, increase by 1, k17. (18 stitches) Row 30: Pearl Row 31: K1, increase by 1, k18. (19 stitches) Row 32: Pearl Row 33: K1, increase by 1, k19. (20 stitches) Row 34: Pearl Row 35: K1, increase by 1, k20. (21 stitches) Row 36: Pearl Row 37: K1, increase by 1, k21. (22 stitches) Row 38: Pearl Row 39: K1, increase by 1, k22. (23 stitches) Row 40: Pearl Row 41: K1, increase by 1, k23. (24 stitches) Row 42: Pearl Row 43: K1, increase, K1 increase * repeat to end of row (48 stitches) Row 44: K1, increase by 1, k48. (49 stitches) Row 45: Pearl Row 46: K1, increase by 1, k49. (50 stitches) Row 47: Pearl Row 48: K1, increase by 1, k50. (51 stitches) Row 49: Pearl Row 50: K1, increase by 1, k51. (52 stitches) Row 51: Pearl Row 52: K1, increase by 1, k52. (53 stitches) Row 53: Pearl Row 54: K1, increase by 1, k53. (54 stitches) Row 55: Pearl Row 56: K1, increase by 1, k54. (55 stitches) Row 57: Pearl Row 58: K1, increase by 1, k55. (56 stitches) Row 59: Pearl Row 60: K1, increase by 1, k56. (57 stitches) Row 61: Pearl Row 62: K1, increase by 1, k57. (58 stitches) Row 63: Pearl Row 64: K1, increase by 1, k58. (59 stitches) Row 65: Pearl Row 66: K1, increase by 1, k59. (60 stitches) Row 67: Pearl Rows 68 - 78: Knit in garter stitch for 6 inches. (Roughly 10 rows depending on your tension. Row 79: K1, decrease by 1, K56. (59 stitches) Row 80: Pearl Row 81: K1, decrease by 1, K55. (58 stitches) Row 82: Pearl Row 83: K1, decrease by 1, K54. (57 stitches) Row 84: Pearl Row 85: K1, decrease by 1, K53. (56 stitches) Row 86: Pearl Row 87: K1, decrease by 1, K52. (55 stitches) Row 88: Pearl Row 89: K1, decrease by 1, K51. (54 stitches) Row 90: Pearl Row 91: K1, decrease by 1, K50. (53 stitches) Row 92: Pearl Row 93: K1, decrease by 1, K49. (52 stitches) Row 94: Pearl Row 95: K1, decrease by 1, K48. (51 stitches) Row 96: Pearl Row 97: K1, decrease by 1, K47. (50 stitches) Row 98: Pearl Row 99: K1, decrease by 1, K46. (49 stitches) Row 100: Pearl Row 101: K1, decrease by 1, K45. (48 stitches) Row 102: Pearl Row 103: K1, decrease, K1 decrease * repeat to end of row (24 stitches) Row 104: K1, decrease by 1, k20. (23 stitches) Row 105: Pearl Row 106: K1, decrease by 1, k19. (22 stitches) Row 107: Pearl Row 108: K1, decrease by 1, k18. (21 stitches) Row 109: Pearl Row 110: K1, decrease by 1, k17. (20 stitches) Row 111: Pearl Row 112: K1, decrease by 1, k16. (19 stitches) Row 113: Pearl Row 114: K1, decrease by 1, k15. (18 stitches) Row 115: Pearl Row 116: K1, decrease by 1, k14. (17 stitches) Row 117: Pearl Row 118: K1, decrease by 1, k13. (16 stitches) Row 119: Pearl Row 120: K1, decrease by 1, k12. (15 stitches) Row 121: Pearl Row 122: K1, decrease by 1, k11. (14 stitches) Row 123: Pearl Row 124: K1, decrease by 1, k10. (13 stitches) Row 125: Pearl Row 126: K1, decrease by 1, k9. (12 stitches) Row 127: Pearl Row 128: K1, decrease by 1, k8. (11 stitches) Row 129: Pearl Row 130: K1, decrease by 1, k7. (10 stitches) Row 131: Pearl Row 132: K1, decrease by 1, k6. (9 stitches) Row 133: Pearl Row 134: K1, decrease by 1, k5. (8 stitches) Row 135: Pearl Row 136: K1, decrease by 1, k4. (7 stitches) Row 137: Pearl Row 138: K1, decrease by 1, k3. (6 stitches) Row 139: Pearl Row 140: K1, decrease by 1, k2. (5 stitches) Row 141: Pearl Row 142: Knit. Row 143: Pearl. Cast off

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    Add a nice edging to the hood by single crocheting around the edge with black yarn and a 10mm crochet hook.

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    Crochet the bow: Chain 40. Rows 1 - 8: Chain 1, turn, DC in next 40 stitches. Tie off. SC around the edge with ed yarn and a 10mm crochet hook.

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    Crochet the tie for the bow: Chain 20. Rows 1 - 6: Chain 1, turn DC in next 20 stitches. Tie off.

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    Gather your hood, bow and tie and thread a yarn needle with some black yarn.

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    Stitch the two short ends of the tie together, to form a loop and then place the bow through the loop and stitch to the front of the loop. Slip the two ends of the hood through the back of the loop.

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    Stitch one side of the hood to the bow loop and weave in any loose ends of yarn.

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    Slip the second side of the hood through and you're snood is ready to wear.

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    You can tighten the snood by pulling the loose end of the hood through the bow until it fits comfortably.

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    Now off you hop to Grandma's house... don't speak to any furry strangers in the wood.