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| Another Crocheted Snood! |
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| Using my 2.75 MM hook and a fine 100% cotton thread again. |
| This larger cotton thread snood will be better to wear during the fall/winter I think. It is very thick. |
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| I'm happy with how it turned out. Once again, I used the very same method of gathering the snood with elastic round cord and knotting the two ends together once size is adjusted. |
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| Finished the smaller of the two snoods! |
| View of snood from above. |
| I used round cord elastic to gather the snood tighter with a... |
| plastic tapestry needle. I simply knotted the two ends of elastic together and tucked under snood while wearing it. |
| I've started another crocheted snood, but this time I'm using fine 100% cotton thread. |
| I'm very happy with how it's coming along at this point. |
| I'm thinking I will make a few of these too. |
| I really like how this looks of this one. It's my very own creation/pattern. I will make a tutorial of this one too, very soon... |
| I'm not sure if I like this size hook, I'm thinking I'll go smaller for the next one. |
| I just finished crocheting this snood for my costume for the faire. Snood are like 'hair nets'. They are worn on the head and keep the head and hair covered. |
| I made if with 100% cotton thread... |
| I still need to sew in a drawstring. |
| I will be adding a DIY tutorial on how to make these sometime within the next week... |