Men’s Cowl Snood

This pattern is for ages: Teens to Adult

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Type Crochet

Category Teens and Adults > Hats > Gloves & Scarves

Difficulty Beginner

Hook Size 10.0 mm

Yarn Weight Chunky / Bulky

Terminology US

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Materials
• 4 x 50g balls Debbie Bliss Paloma - Charcoal (003) Chunky or any chunky/bulky weight yarn in grey or black
• N/15 (10.00mm) crochet hook
• Yarn needle for sewing in ends

Finished Sizes
This pattern is for ages: Teens to Adult

Gauge
Gauge is not essential to this project but try to work: 2dc = 1”

Additional Notes
This pattern is in US terminology. You must double up your yarn for an extra bulky chunky yarn. 4 balls of the suggested yarns are just enough for this pattern, if you crochet loosely it may be worth buying an extra 2 balls.

Stitch Library
sl st = slip stitch
ch = chain
dc = double crochet
sk = skip
ch sp = chain space
(the gap below chains
from previous round)
() = total stitches

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