Knitted snood pattern free

So, I know you’re thinking “Meg, these instructions are so minimalist, they make an Ikea flatpack manual seem like War and Peace”. I know! They are the easiest thing to make, and one of the best things for beginners to make.

I love knitting snoods, but knitting in the round can be tricky but gives a nice even finish once you get the hang of the first row. Why not try this free snood knitting pattern over at Deramores, would make a great Christmas present. It is knitted in Rico Creative Twist Super Chunky (3 x 100g) on straight pins but you could also try this pattern that I've used many times and makes a really great snood over at handknittedthings.blogspot.co.uk. Julia has posted a free pattern for her snood…

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