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Amazing Grace Snoodie… Free Crochet Pattern!!!

Amazing Grace Snoodie… Free Crochet Pattern!!!

Amazing Grace Snoodie… Free Crochet Pattern!!! This is the Fourth design in my Amazing Grace Series.  These Free Patterns are dedicated to Breast Cancer Awareness  and in memory of my Dearest Friend Sandra Kay Gilb.  Also available are the Amazing Grace Prayer Shawl,   Amazing Grace Hat and The Amazing Grace Headband… I hope you enjoy these patterns and have an opportunity to “Pay It Forward” by donating one of you projects to help someone who is suffering or recovering from Breast Cancer.

Amazing Grace Snoodie

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Free Crochet Snoodie Pattern

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Amazing Grace Snoodie – Materials:

450 Yards Worsted Weight Yarn -Yarn pictured is Cascade Yarns, Pacific Color Wave color 313

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Gauge:

Double Crochet   2″x 2″ = 6 Double Crochet x 3 Rows.

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Stitches:     Ch – Chain     St – Stitch     Sk – Skip    Sl St – Slip Stitch      Sc- Single Crochet     Dc – Double Crochet     Rev Sc-Reverse Single Crochet     TRC- Triple Crochet

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Instructions: Amazing Grace Snoodie… Free Crochet Pattern!!!

COWL

*You will be working in the round.

Ch 90, Join to 1st Ch to form Ring… Being very careful not to twist the chain.  (See Photo)

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Row 1:     Ch 1, Sc in same as joining and each St around, Sl St to 1st Sc to join. = 90 Sc

Row 2:      Ch 1, Sc in same as joining St, Ch 2 , Sc again in the joining St, *Sk 2 Sts, (Sc, Ch 2, Sc) all in next St*, Repeat Around, Sl St to 1st Sc to Join.  = 30 Ch 2 Spaces

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Row 3:     Sl St in 1st Ch 2 Space, Ch 3 (counts as Dc now and throughout), 2 Dc in same Ch 2 space, *3 Dc in Next Ch 2 Space(Shell made)* Repeat around. Sl St to top of Ch 3 Sp to join. = 30 Shells

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Row 4:     Sl St in top of 2nd Dc of Shell(Middle St of Shell) , (Sc, Ch 2, Sc) in same st, * Sk 2, (Sc, Ch2, Sc) in next St* Repeat Around. Join with Sl St to 1st Sc. = 30 Ch 2 Spaces

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Rows 5-19:   Repeat Rows 3 & 4 – 7 times and then Repeat Row 3 one more time.

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Row 20:     Ch 1, Sc in same as joining and each St around, Join with Sl St to 1st Sc = 90 Sc.

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Row 21:     Ch 1 Rev Sc around. Join to being St and finish off.

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Cowl Bottom Edging

Join yarn to bottom edge (beginning chain) using Sl St.  Ch 1, Sc in same St, Sk 2 Sts, * 5 TRC in Next St(shell made), Sk 2, Sc in next St, Sk 2 Sts* Repeat around, Sl St to 1st Sc. = 15 TRC Shells

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HOOD

Ch 84

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Row 1:     Sc in  2nd St from hook and in each St across. = 83 Sc. Turn

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Row 2:     Ch 1, Sc in 1st St, Sk 1 St, *(Sc, Ch 2, Sc) in next St, Sk 2 Sts* Repeat Across to the last 2 Sts, Sk St, Sc in last St. Turn = 27 Ch 2 Sps. Turn

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Row 3:     Ch 3 (counts as Dc now and throughout), * 3 Dc in Ch 2 Sp (Shell Made)* Repeat across, Dc in last  St. = 27 Shells and 2 Dc. Turn

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Row 4:     Ch 1, Sc in 1st St, *Sk 2 Sts, (Sc, Ch2, Sc) in next st (Center of previous row shell)*, Repeat Across, Sc in last St. = 27 Shells and 2 sc. Turn

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Rows 5-21:    Repeat rows 3 and 4 – 8 times, then repeat row 3 once more.

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Row 22:      Ch 1, Sc in 1st St and each St across. = 83 Sc

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Row 23:     Ch 1, Rev Sc across to end. Finish off. This will be the front of the hood.

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Finishing off Hood

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Fold Hood Strip in half bringing the short ends together (the short ends will be the bottom of the hood that will be sewn to cowl).  With yarn needle and matching yarn, Whip stitch back of hood (the beginning chain edge)  together starting at the bottom edge working towards the folded edge. This will keep the hood even on both sides.

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Attaching the Hood

 With yarn and yarn needle:  Working along the bottom edge of the hood and  the top of the Cowls inside edge (The back loops of the Rev Sc edging of Cowl) sew the hood into place.  You will be sewing the  hood base to a little more than half of the Cowl. Leaving approximately 3/8 of the Cowl open.  Finish off and enjoy!!!

That’s it! I hope you enjoy your Amazing Grace Snoodie… Free Crochet Pattern!!!


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Wednesday Facebook Fan Favorite Free Crochet Pattern- Week 11

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Fall is in the air and the cool crisp mornings are making us want to bundle up…  This weeks Facebook Fan Favorite will not only keep you warm, but it will dress up any outfit!!!  It was another landslide winner and I see why!!!  So without any hesitation… Here is your winner…

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Thread and Beads Infinity Scarf!!!!!

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This gorgeous design is by Heidi Nieling over at speckless.wordpress.com  .  She has tons of great Patterns and Tutorials!!! Stop by her site and check out her blog and patterns!!!  To make this absolutely gorgeous project,,, you can swing by her Ravelry shop or find it on her website Speckless….

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In other news… My last Amazing Grace Pattern for this year is almost ready!  You voted and chose an Amazing Grace Snoodie Free Pattern…  I have been having a little fun with this creation!!!  I hope to have it here tomorrow,,, Just in time for the last day of the month… In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness… Keeping my fingers crossed!!!

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On another note… The Amazing Grace Prayer Shawl was in the top clicks over on Link and Share Wednesdays… What an honor!!!!

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Link and Share Feature!!!!

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Wrapping things up… Tomorrow is the last day  of Breast Cancer Awareness Month… I hope you have enjoyed my Amazing Grace Free Crochet Patterns that are dedicated to this great cause… And in tribute/memory of my dearest friend Sandra Kay Gilb… Thank all of you so much who have supported this effort and used one of my patterns to help someone suffering or recovering from Breast Cancer…

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Stop by my Facebook page and check out the daily segment… “Would you wear this… Would you make this???” and vote for next week’s Fan Favorite by commenting, liking and sharing your favorite!!!!

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Check back tomorrow (fingers crossed) to see the last and 4th Amazing Grace Free Pattern!!!!  And… if you haven’t seen the other Amazing Grace Patterns,,, Click on the pattern tab at the top of the page!!!

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Also,,, When you have a couple minutes… Swing over to The Yarn Box,,, A Free Crochet Pattern Directory and Blog… Check out the article I had the honor of writing on removing odors from yarn!!!!

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So here is to Fan Favorites… Features… Free Patterns and Amazing Grace!!!

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Elena

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A New Crochet Adventure in The Yarn Box!!!!

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I have had such a great month Crocheting, Designing my Amazing Grace Free Pattern Series and Blogging!!!!  There was one more thing that happened that was so far over the moon, I hardly could wait to share it with you… (I did sneak in a couple mentions earlier this month).  I was hired by one of my favorite Free Pattern Websites to write an article once a month… A dream come true!!!!  .

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Let me introduce you to my latest adventure over at….  The Yarn Box…  If you are a Crochet-a-holic like me,,, you will love this site!!!  They are dedicated to providing a mammoth library of Free Crochet Patterns!!!!  Along with the free patterns, they have great information about all things crochet,,, They have a blog section with great articles!!!  If you are a Crochet Designer,,, You can submit your Free Crochet Patterns and get a whole new community  looking at your creations

The Yarn Box

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Yesterday my first article was published and posted to their website…  I was soooooo nervous about writing for someone else, but it turned out better than I could have imagined!!!  Please stop by and check my article… And PLEASE leave a comment at

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the bottom of the article… I would love to hear what you think!!!   A How-To Guide: Deodorizing Yarn

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The wonderful ladies over at The Yarn Box have been so Awesome!!!! Miranda is a website designer and has casuallyfriday.com  and her sister Corina has stitch11.com  Both are great sites and I hope you have time to stop by and check them out too!!!

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Elena

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