Sadie Snuggle Snood | Knitting pattern

About

The Sadie Snuggle Snood is a cozy hood with a vintage inspired stitch pattern. The hood is started by knitting a rectangle for the top of the head. Then, an I-cord edge is added to the cast on edge. Stitches are picked up around the rest of the rectangle and the length of the hood is worked simultaneously with the front I-cords.

Once the desired length is reached, the stitches of the hood are bound off. The scarf is knit sideways and seamlessly added to the bottom edge of the hood. Each end of the scarf is worked separately with decreases to taper the scarf.

Skill

Difficulty 3/5. Increases, decreases, knitting from charts.

Gauge

22 sts x 36 rows = 10 cm | 4 inch.

Using 4 mm needles, measured in chart A after blocking.

Needles

4 mm | US 6 for main with 80 | 32 inch cable.

3.5 mm | US 4 for I-cord edge.

Sizing

Length from tip to tip of scarf 122 cm | 48”.

Length of hood (adjustable) 20 cm | 7.75”.

Recommended for adults with a head circumference of 50-60 cm | 19.75-23.5 inch.

Yarn

Cream Sample | 1 strand of sport weight yarn

Nakyangyarn Bliss c. 306 Ivory (160 m | 175 yds, 50g)

Meterage

480 m | 525 yds of sport weight yarn.

Grams

150 g of Nakyangyarn Bliss.

Notions

Tapestry needle, cable needle, 4 removable stitch markers, scrap yarn.

A special thanks to my amazing tech editor, Marie-Ève and my wonderful test knitters for making this pattern possible.