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Vintage 1939
Fashionable Fish Net Snood #416
Quick & easy to
create, this becoming snood will become a seasonal favorite
& you’ll be a well dressed lady in town or country!
& you’ll be a well dressed lady in town or country!
MATERIALS:
Clark’s
ONT
OR
J
& P Coats Pearl Cotton, Size 5, 1 ball Main Color [MC]
& 1 ball Contrasting Color [CC]
& 1 ball Contrasting Color [CC]
#7
Steel Crochet Hook
18
½”Round Elastic
SNOOD:
Starting
at tip of Crown, with MC ch 6, join with sl st.
1ST
RND: * Sc in ring, pull loop on hook out
1”, yo & draw thru loop, ch 1 to fasten [a loop st]. Rep from * 12 more times.
Now
make loop st in each loop st around, inc as nec to keep work flat, until piece
meas 9 ½” in diameter -- to inc loop st, make 2 loop sts in 1 loop st.
Then
work 7 rnds straight.
Overlap
ends of elastic ½” & sew securely.
Working
over elastic, ch 1 & make 6 sc in 1st loop, & 10 sc in each
loop around. Fasten off.
CORD
TRIMMING:
Cut
12 strands of CC, each about 2 ½ yds long; twist tightly, then double twisted
strands & give them second twist in opposite direction.
Pass
Cord in & out of loops along one half of outer rnd of Snood.
Cut
off excess length of Cord & sew ends securely in place.
ENJOY!
CROCHET STITCHES:
BET = Between
CH = Chain
CC = Contrast Color
INC = Increase
MC = Main Color
MEAS = Measure
NEC = Necessary
REP = Repeat
RNDS = Rounds
SC = Single Crochet
SK = Skip
SL ST = Slip Stitch
ST = Stitch
YO = Yarn Over
