A snood is basically a scarf and hood. I've found so many great ones and I'm trying to make as many as I can with the yarn I have already. Here are some images of some that I like.
from http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=6059936
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A snood is basically a scarf and hood. I've found so many great ones and I'm trying to make as many as I can with the yarn I have already. Here are some images of some that I like.
from http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=6059936
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I know those as "cowls"....Here is what I know as a "snood" --
http://www.snoods.com/
They are a way to tie up/cover your hair as part of your faith.
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Those are kinda nifty. I have never seen a snood like that. The only snoods I have ever seen looked more or less like this random snood of photobucket.
Those snood scarfs are beautiful though. I love the pup snood![]()
"Only a few find the way, some don't recognize it when they do - some... don't ever want to."
http://41-cents.blogspot.com/
that is funny that we posted the same thought at pretty much the same time. Heck, even the picture is the same.![]()
"Only a few find the way, some don't recognize it when they do - some... don't ever want to."
http://41-cents.blogspot.com/
I have actually met Lady MacSnood. She sometimes is a vendor at the SCA (medieval reenacting) events we attend. Her snoods are lovely and obviously take time to make.
I have several snoods to wear when I am reenacting. I wear my hair long for ease of styling--there are many snoods or caps that are appropriate to the era we portray.
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