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Snoodtastic

I managed to finish my snood and it turned out too large and kind of lopsided. Undeterred, I decided to try the second pattern listed using a smaller yarn. It worked out much better!
Here it is from the side in color. It's a charcoal sock yarn I bought to darn my favourite sweater (that I haven't managed to actually do yet.)
Snood!


And here is my hair all tucked up (and my new cardigan from the Goodwill) with whispies flying everywhere. Sepia toned for your vintage pleasure.
Hairspray can be a wonderful thing. Try it sometime!


And the side again
Do you like my snood?


And for reference of just how much hair I'm hiding under there (and how copper it is right now):
Not Rita Hayworth

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