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Knit yourself a quick cowl that doubles as a hood - a snood! The Checked Snood is a colorful, geometric knitting pattern that uses 3 colors of Berroco Brielle to create a stunning, versatile accessory you'll wear from fall to spring. Bonus: it's a free pattern!
Knit yourself a quick cowl that doubles as a hood - a snood! The Checked Snood is a colorful, geometric knitting pattern that uses 3 colors of Berroco Brielle to create a stunning, versatile accessory you'll wear from fall to spring. Bonus: it's a free pattern!
Knit yourself a quick cowl that doubles as a hood - a snood! The Checked Snood is a colorful, geometric knitting pattern that uses 3 colors of Berroco Brielle to create a stunning, versatile accessory you'll wear from fall to spring. Bonus: it's a free pattern!
Knit yourself a quick cowl that doubles as a hood - a snood! The Checked Snood is a colorful, geometric knitting pattern that uses 3 colors of Berroco Brielle to create a stunning, versatile accessory you'll wear from fall to spring. Bonus: it's a free pattern!

Checked Snood Knitting Pattern (PDF)

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Knit yourself a quick cowl that doubles as a hood – a snood! The Checked Snood is a colorful, geometric knitting pattern that uses 3 colors of worsted weight yarn and basic intarsia to create a stunning, versatile accessory you’ll wear from fall to spring.

SKU: 037 Categories: Knitting, Patterns Tags: checked snood, cowl, knitting pattern
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Skill level: intermediate

Supplies
1 skein each of Berroco Brielle yarn in Blond (Clr A), Rouille (Clr B) & Bleu (Clr C)
US 7 (4.5 mm) knitting needles, straight or circular
2 stitch markers
scrap yarn for provisional cast on (optional, depending on technique used)
tapestry needle for grafting and weaving in ends

Abbreviations & Terms
WS – wrong side
CO – cast on
sts  -stitches
Clr – color (see supplies list above for colors used and their corresponding Clr abbreviations)
RS – right side
sl1 wyif – slip one stitch purlwise with yarn in front
pm – place marker
k – knit
p – purl
rep – repeat
BO – bind off

Gauge & Dimensions: 16 stitches x 20 rows = 4 inches (10 cm) in stockinette stitch with measurements taken after wet blocking. Finished snood measures approx. 18 inches tall and 26.5 inches in circumference after wet blocking.

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Hi! I’m Heidi (she/her/hers), a craft book author & pattern designer specializing in knitting, crochet, latch hook & macrame. Really anything with yarn! ❤️  My work combines vintage and modern design elements, featuring bold colors and graphic motifs.

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