1 100g skein
yarn (5mm – 6mm weight)
The yarn here is Araucania Milodon Blue/grey 1456
The yarn here is Araucania Milodon Blue/grey 1456
5mm crochet needle
1. Foundation round: Crochet a chain of approx. 80
stitches (52 cm long) and join with a slip stitch (ss) taking care to keep the
chain from twisting. If the circle is
joined properly you will be forced to work into the ‘rear’ of the chain
stitches in the firist round.
2. 1st Round: Chain 2 and turn. Half double crochet (Hdc) (or half treble UK)
into the first stitch (same as joining loop) and into each stitch to the end, taking care to work into
the top edge only of each stitch to prevent the loop from twisting. Skip last
stitch and join with a ss. Chain 2 turn.
3. Once the first row is finished it is
all v. simple. Repeat step two till the
skein is finished. I ended up with a
snood that is 26cm diameter and 26 cm long.
Enough to cover my nose and neck in a bitter wind.
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