How to sew a snood

How to sew a hat and snood in 10 minutes!

A step-by-step guide on creating a stylish and functional snood, a customized and versatile accessory (neckwear or headgear) that can be worn in different ways.

Supplies: Fabric Thread to match or contrast with your fabric Elastic (I used 1/8 inch elastic) Safety pin (for threading the elastic) Cardboard or other stiff paper for making your template Pins Step 1: Wash fabric. Dry fabric. Iron it. Step 2: Measure around your head. Write it down. Mine was 19 inches. Step 3: Measure over your head to nape. Do this with your hair in a bun or however you will have your hair while you wear this cap. Write that number down. Mine was 15 inches Step 4: Fold…

This tutorial comes with a free pattern and step-by-step instructions. This is a super simple project that requires basic sewing skills and results in gorgeous results. This scarf looks like something from a high end boutique. I urge you to give this project a try. It is well worth the time.

Hi ladies! As I assumed would happen, our worship services were cancelled yesterday. Leaving no outfit to share with you today, and I, with yet another afternoon for sewing. SO. I am sure you all have seen dresses like the one shown below.The little dress/tunic kind that always, beyond a doubt, have a small amount of fabulous fabric incorperated into them. If you are like me you have probably thought "This fabric is gorgeous, but what could I make out of it...There is hardly anything to work…

How to sew a hat and snood in 10 minutes!

Pattern for a sewn snood

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A snood is a great crochet project for beginners. It’s quick to make, and you’ll be able to practice your stitches while creating something useful. This snood is designed to be worn around the neck, but it can also be pulled up over your head as a hood. Keep your neck cozy and stylish with this super simple crochet pattern. #wintercrochet #snoodcrochetpattern You Can Check It Out to https://craftow.com/how-to-crochet-a-snood/

Tanith Rowan: Snood-along part one: Fabrics and inspiration

Ok, so I feel like I'm on to something here. First of all, let me say I love bandanna's! They are pre-cut, ready to go square-ish things that come in a TON of different colors and patterns! They are PERFECT for a head covering... only thing is, I don't really like the normal way to wear them. Put them in a triangle and tie them in the back... it's just not my favorite. Not.... as cute as I want it to be:) SO, I have come up with what I think is a really great way to make a bandanna into a…

It's sewing time! If you haven't picked a fabric yet, read the recommendations in Part One first and also get some extra inspiration there. This pinky-red velvet was my test snood, but I didn't take pictures as I went, so now I'm using a paisley patterned velvet/velveteen from an old skirt (it was already cut apart and damaged when I got it) for the tutorial photos. First we need a pattern. The shape is a sort of half-oval with a base of 30 inches and a height of 18 inches. Mark out those…

Even if you've never sewn a stitch, you can make this adorable, easy infinity scarf. Try different fabrics and patterns for different seasons!

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Scoodie This comfy and easy to sew scoodie will keep you warm all winter. INSTRUCTIONS PLEASE NOTE: this pattern is sized for an adult...

This crocheted snood - or hair net - free pattern is perfect for keeping your hair out of the way while hanging around the house.