It may sound funny at first, but experienced dog owners know that combing out bits of food and cleaning your dog’s ears after every meal can become a very tiresome chore. Chunks of food can get matted in to your dog’s long hair, and long ears often get in the way while your dog tries to eat. But with these cute traits, real problems can also arise. That’s it! I love how quickly these work up, and how useful they are! When you make one, please share a photo with us in the Heart Hook Home Crochet Community on Facebook, or tag across all social media.How to Train Your Dog to Wear Crochet Snoods ?īig floppy ears and long fluffy hair are what make your dog unique and adorable.

Round 16: Ch-1, do not turn, hdc in each st around. Working around the elastic, hdc in each st around. * hdc in next st, 2hdc around next ch-sp * repeat between * * around. Round 14: Ch-1, do not turn, hdc in first st (same as join), 2hdc around next ch-sp. Rounds 4 – 13: Ch-6, turn, sk-first 2 chs, * Tr in next Tr, ch-2, sk-2 chs * repeat between * * around. * Ch-2, sk-next ch-sp, (Tr, ch-2, Tr) in next Tr * repeat between * * around.

Round 3: Ch-6 (counts as Tr + ch-2 here and throughout), turn, Tr in same as turning. Round 2: Ch-5 (counts as Tr + ch-1), turn, * Tr in next st, ch-1 * repeat between * * around. Overlap the ends slightly and sew to form a circle using the needle and thread. The chain at the beginning of the round does count as a stitch.īefore you start, go ahead and prepare your elastic. Of course, if you’re not using this while your hair is drying, but rather to keep your already dry hair off of your neck/back, then it won’t really matter which you use. Keep this in mind if you are worried about your own hair’s moisture as well. I had originally wanted to use a cotton yarn – like my favorite cotton, Dishie – but I worried that the 100% cotton would suck too much moisture out of the hair. While this isn’t a huge deal, I’d like for it to be up and off of my neck while it does so, and this snood is the perfect solution!įor this crocheted hair net we are using Curio #3 crochet thread. It’s almost to the middle of my back which means that it takes a while to dry. Since I rarely leave the house nowadays I’m letting my naturally wavy hair air-dry. Whip one up with this super quick, free crochet pattern!

This crocheted snood – or hair net – pattern is perfect for keeping your hair out of the way while hanging around the house, or letting your curly hair dry undisturbed.

Crochet snood