How to Make a Snood Hair Net
Introduction
Snoods are one of the most used belonging for the woman of mid-nineties. Because at that time, they used to get to work by wearing these snoods, which would cover their hair and place them firmly to their head so that they can work properly. Today we are going to teach you how to make a snood hair net, which will be beneficial for the beginners. The process will help you to make your snood and wear them with any outfit you want.
Step by Step Procedure: How to Make a Snood Hair Net
Step 1: Cut a Piece of Fabric.
The size of the fabric you will need depends on the size of your head. For a standard size, cut a piece of fabric 18 inches by 36 inches. If you have a larger head, you may need to cut a larger piece of fabric. Cut your fabric into four pieces. Fold each piece in half lengthwise and sew the long sides together.
Step 2: Hem the Edges.
Fold the edges of the fabric over 1/4 inch and then fold the fabric over again 1/4 inch. Sew the hemmed edges in place using a sewing machine or by hand. Repeat this process for the bottom and sides of the window treatments. Slide the cornice box over the top of the curtains. Attach the cornice box to the wall above the windows using screws. Insert a screw at either end of the cornice box.
Step 3: Cut Thread Loops.
Cut thread loops about 1 inch long on both the short and long sides of the fabric. Make sure to space the loops evenly. You will need about 24 loops on each side.
Step 4: Knot the Thread Loops.
To make a fishing net, take a long piece of string and tie it to another string at regular intervals. Then, tie those loops together in a knot. Repeat this process across the fabric, making sure not to tie the knots too tight. When you’re finished, you should have a net that you can put over your head.
Step 5: Trim the Edges.
If necessary, trim the edges of the fabric so that they are even. Be careful not to cut off too much of the thread loops.
Step 6: Put the Fabric on Your Head.
Put the fabric over your head and stretch it so that the loops are facing the front of your head. Make sure the fabric isn’t too tight, or it will be uncomfortable to wear. You can also use a bobby pin or hair clip to hold the fabric in place. Tie the fabric in a knot at the back of your head.
Step 7: Tie the Knots.
Tighten all of the knots by pulling on each one until they are all snug against your head. Make sure not to pull too hard, or you may have a headache! You can also use a bit of hair spray to keep the net in place. Enjoy your new snood hair net!
Things to Keep in Mind While Performing the Task
Needle
Knitting a snood is quite easy, but there is the incorporation of the needle in this process, which is quite harmful to the fingers if you are not well aware of the needle while using it. The sharp edge can easily pierce your finger for the slightest of insincerity. For this reason, you maintain proper safety while performing the crochet.
Incorporation of the Needle:
Knitting a snood is quite easy, but incorporating the needle in this process is quite harmful to the fingers if you are not well aware of the needle while using it. Furthermore, the sharp edge can easily pierce your finger for the slightest insincerity. For this reason, you maintain proper safety while performing the crochet.
Holding the Yarn:
Another important thing that you need to take care of is the holding of the yarn. Make sure that it is not too tight or too loose while knitting, as it would only make the process difficult for you and create uneven stitches in your net.
Checking the Size:
It is also important that you check the net size that you are knitting. This would help you determine the number of stitches you need to make and how big or small your snood should be.
Beginning the Stitch:
Once you have determined all these things, you can finally begin the stitch by taking a loop of yarn from the ball and placing it on the needle. You then knit this loop through the back of the next stitch on the needle. This is how you begin the knitting process.
Bringing the Yarn Forward:
Now, take the right-hand needle and bring it in front of the left-hand needle. This would take the yarn currently in the back of the work and bring it to the front. You then make a knit stitch with this yarn.
Taking the Yarn Back:
Now, take the yarn at the front of the work and put it in the back. This can be easily done by passing the right-hand needle between the two needles from front to back. You then make a knit stitch with this yarn. You continue this process until you have completed the net. Again, make sure that you keep a tight grip on the stitches so that they do not come undone.
FAQs
Can the crochet be made multi-colored?
For making a multi-colored snood, you need to have more than one color of yarn. This will help you to make the snood more aesthetic. For this, you have to complete the knitting with one thread and then add a new ball of yarn of different colors at the endpoint where you have left the last thread. In this manner, you can keep on adding new color yarn to your snood.
How to Wear A Vintage Hair Snood?
Everyone wants to look their best when stepping out for any occasion. The secret to a chic and timeless look may just be achieved with a vintage hair snood. A hair snood is an accessory that serves to keep your long, messy locks at bay and can create a very elegant style.
To wear a vintage hair snood, first, brush or comb your hair into a neat ponytail. Tie the length of the snood around the base of your ponytail tightly but comfortably, and arrange it so that all the stray hairs are tucked inside. Once securely in place, use bobby pins or clips to secure the snood in place against any breeze or gust of wind that may come along.
Frequently Asked Questions
What material are snoods made from?
Snoods are made from a variety of materials, including cotton, wool, cashmere, and silk. They can be made in any length or style, and they are perfect for adding warmth and comfort to any outfit.
What length should a snood be?
It depends on the person’s head size and hair type. However, a good rule of thumb is to make the snood at least two inches longer than your head circumference. This will ensure that it covers your hair completely and falls below your shoulders.
What is the difference between a cowl and a snood?
A cowl is a type of headwear that is worn like a scarf. It is usually made from wool, cashmere, or silk and hangs down past your shoulders. A snood is a type of headwear that is worn like a beanie. It is also made from wool, cashmere, or silk and has an opening at the neck to allow air to circulate.
Why is a snood called a snood?
A snood is a type of headwear that is worn in cold weather to keep your head and ears warm. It is also known as a beanie, balaclava, or stocking cap.
Final Thoughts
Lastly, we would like to infer that learning new things is always admired by everyone, and for this reason, to improve your DIY skill, we have mentioned the whole process of kitting a snood for your hair. We hope the step by step explanation has been much help to you. Happy knitting! Good Day!!
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Nancy Behan
Nancy is an embroidery artist, fashion blogger and a full time editor at DIY quickly. Nancy edits the fashion section on DIY quickly, focusing on the embroidery and cross stitch articles, alongside with fabric and other costume design elements. She graduated from the University of Michigan with a Bachelor of Arts in Art History. She loves to work on her own projects, read books and watch romantic movies in her spare time.
