You might call these items cowls or snoods, or even something else. They’re like 
an infinity scarf. I love them in the winter. They make me feel all Queen Guinevere for some reason.
The pattern we’re showcasing today is the designer’s first and we think it’s gorgeous. It’s all UK TR, so is nice and easy.
Visit Purple Sprouting for the pattern.
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Last winter I went crazy making these kind of scarfs.. I gave them as gifts.. Big hit 🙂
“You’re having a snood whether you like it or not!”. I shall bear this in mind for Christmas … :>
Lol! That is exactly what I was thinking 🙂
Lol that’s right! 🙂 and if there lucky I will find a new thing I got crazy with for this Christmas! If not then they will get another one lok
Last year, all my lot received hats and I regularly nag them to make sure they’re wearing them lol. This year, I’m thinking … fingerless gloves!
Thanks for showcasing my pattern. It crochets up quickly and makes a great gift. Hope you enjoy.