Hello Friday,

I am so excited to show you my first ever knitting pattern
designed and knitted (without any holes) by yours truly!

I love autumn, I suspect for the same reasons most do, the
colours of the landscape changing, wrapping up warm in all my favourite knits
and boots! Not forgetting the smell of fallen leaves and bonfires, hot chocolate
and pigging out on stews and hot puddings nom nom.

But when we start drawing closer to winter, and all the
leaves have fallen, the landscape is baron, the bitter cold dark mornings and
dark nights begin to depress me, I always seek comfort and cheeriness in my
bright jumpers and scarfs, lots of coloured pattern tights and now a RAINBOW
snood!

My snood (Haven’t decide its name yet!) is lovely and versatile,
you can wear it down over your shoulders, up round your neck like a cowl, or as
a snood. When in snood mode, I designed it to hug your neck, because when I am
cold I hate having my neck exposed to the wind! It was this very reason that I decided
to have a go at designing my own.
I am in the process of writing the pattern up, and have my
test knitters with their sticks at the ready J
so it shouldn’t be too long before I can share it with you all. (I will also
get it looked at by a technical editor to make sure the numbers add up!.)
I have already started another in sparkly DK that I dyed
Mustard a little while ago, which should give a great idea of how the snood
looks in a semi/solid.
I had great fun with my friend Sabrina AKA nominated
photographer taking pictures for today’s post, and while I will leave the detailed
photos for the actual pattern, I hope these give you a good idea of what’s to
come.
Have a fabulous weekend.
D x



It looks lovely. You are right that bright colours cheer you up in the grey weather. I'll be interested to see how it looks in a semi-solid as I have many more skeins of that in my stash than multi-hued.
ReplyDeletegreat snood, looks all nice and cosy
ReplyDeleteHi from your newest follower, love the snood. The colours are really cheery on this drizzly day x
ReplyDeleteLove this! So versatile for the cold weather x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Danielle, well done :-)
ReplyDeleteYour snood is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThe snood is gorgeous, just beautiful!!
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I absolutely love it!! And you look gorgeous in those photos!!!
ReplyDeleteWay to go on the pattern!
ReplyDeleteIt looks fantastic (and I'm surprised at how well the variegated yarn goes with your bright mustard cardi!). Look forward to seeing the pattern and knitting my own version!
ReplyDeleteFun! And who doesn't love something called a 'snood'?
ReplyDeleteIt is gorgeous and I will definitely be making one of my own when you kindly share the pattern, lovely! X
ReplyDeleteIt looks terrific! I can't wait to make my own when you're ready to share the pattern :D
ReplyDeleteFun and pretty! Great work :)
ReplyDeleteLovely!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to give this a try, have already decided what yarn I'm going to use xD
ReplyDeleteYay I just purchased your pattern. I have coveted it since I first saw pics of you WIP on FB. Thank you so much for sharing. X
ReplyDeleteThan you so much :) can't Waite to see what you think of it :)
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