Pattern is written for my foot, which happens to be a plus size woman’s wide foot with a high arch. You can easily adjust the length of the foot and the leg by adding or subtracting rounds. I’ve written the pattern as an ankle sock. Chart can be used for other sock patterns, if you have a recipe that works for the intended wearer. My intention ...

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When I was designing this snood, I was thinking of those cabled hats teenagers wore at ski resorts in 80s movies. So nostalgic!

Textured and warm dog snood with fun bobbles! Worked with two yarns held together, this pattern works up quickly on US size 6 and 8 needles. This is suggested as a warm snood for cold weather.

Fine and delicate (like a snowflake!), this fingering weight snood works up wonderfully thin while still providing the warmth of wool and colorwork combined. The colors are inspired by snow (and animals like Polar Bears and Arctic Foxes) and the bright blues and purples of arctic sunsets. Grab a hot beverage and a cozy blanket for this knit, be...

Bernie Mittens are great and all, but what about adding DOGS to the mix? Dogs don’t usually wear mittens, but they do wear snoods! Here’s my Bernie Mittens inspired dog snood.

This is a pattern for a dog snood. Snoods look similar to human cowls, but function closer to a human snood. Use them for warmth, keeping ears out of food/water, staying clean during play, and show coat maintenance.

This is a pattern for a dog snood. Snoods look similar to human cowls, but function closer to a human snood. Use them for warmth, keeping ears out of food/water, staying clean during play, and show coat maintenance.

Pattern is primarily worked on knitting needles, but the ears use crochet. You’ll need to know single crochet and crochet decreases (though I do type out the decease info). Yoda’s scarf is a separate piece, but you can sew it down if you’d like.