Chromia Hood

Chromia Hood offers the warmth of a hood and the practicality of a scarf, knit in plush garter stitch that drapes comfortably

around the neck and shoulders.

The hood is worked in one piece from one scarf tip to the other

scarf tip, with a built-in border that combines an i-cord edging

and a subtle slipped-stitch detail. Bold stripes are created using

a simple intarsia technique. The hood shape is formed with increases and decreases, then seamed at the back of the head

using mattress stitch.

Video Tutorial

Chromia Hood Technique Overview Video

https://youtu.be/steuhkyo0ks

Finished measurements

Length from hood to tip, approx 38.75” [98 cm]

Depth of hood, approx 10” [25 cm]

Yarn

Osprey by Quince & Co (100% American wool; 170yd

[155m]/100g)

• 2 skeins Audouin (MC); approx 320yd [292m]

• 1 skein Aleutian (C1); approx 30yd [27m]

• 1 skein Honey (C2); approx 36yd [32m]

• 1 skein Peaks Ferry (C3); approx 39yd [36m]

Needles

US 10 [6 mm] straight needles

Or size to obtain gauge

Gauge

14 sts and 30 rows = 4" [10 cm] in garter stitch, after blocking

Notions

• Stitch marker

• Tapestry needle

Stitch Pattern

Garter stitch

Flat

Knit every row.