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The Treble Love Snood is an advanced beginner friendly pattern that was designed with comfortability and ease of styling in mind, because during these cooler months I often find that I get a little uncomfortable when wearing thick scarves and/or jumpers under my coat, well this isn’t an issue with this versatile hooded snood.

The snood incorporates a hood with a bib like scarf a perfect to keep your chest warm, it also has a gorgeous texture, and allows you the chance to let your imagination run wild. Whilst playing with the colour combinations as this pattern uses 2 strands of yarn together, and also introduces you to a fibre that i don’t see used often enough - faux fur yarn.*

Pattern is written in one size; with instructions as to how you can further adjust if needed, it was tested by bodies of all sizes**

The pattern uses STANDARD US TERMINOLOGY and is suitable for crocheters of an intermediate/advanced level, although I think a confident beginner looking to challenge themselves a little would do just fine.

I really hope you love this stylish whimsical snood as much as I do.

Happy hooking!

All of my patterns are tested by crocheters and/or designers to ensure the best and clearest instructions are presented to you!

Please note: Any yarns may be used other than the ones listed, crocheting should be an affordable hobby, so use what is easily available to you, just remember to check your gauge.

©2021 Shannon-Jaide Hyland. All rights reserved. This pattern is for personal use. You may not alter, sell, copy, transfer, trade, or distribute this pattern or its images. You may not claim this pattern as your own. You are welcome to sell items created from this pattern, but please credit The Wool Flower Co or Shannon-Jaide Hyland as the pattern designer.

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This pattern is also featured in the December 2020 issue of Happily Hooked Magazine.