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*Snoods*

miserabelle

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I saw a girl at uni wearing a snood today, she looked really good! It looked bought, not made... wonder where she got it from. x
 

miss_killin

Familiar Face
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Mesa, Arizona
I purchased mine on ebay, although they are thin and silky. My boyfriend said I look like a burnout so maybe I need a different kind. I'd love to crochet one myself, I think I'm gunna give it a whirl in a couple of weeks.
 

chanteuseCarey

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Northern California
40s pattern crotched snoods from CherryRed

I just got three snoods from CherryRed - my almost 15yo daughter and I LOOOVE them! I am now a snood fan! CR makes hers from a 40s pattern and adds a removable large grosgrain bow at the top. I ordered an orange-red, yellow and a black. I'm ordering 3 more in other colors. These are terrific, and even work with my hair being "servicewoman's" length.
 

chanteuseCarey

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pic of snood from CherryRed

I finally got a pic(s) taken of my wearing one! I had recently seen lots of archival pics and old films with gals wearing a snood with their hat, so I gave it a try. I really like the look.

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Details about my vintage 40s ensemble worn especially for Memorial Day is posted on the "What are you wearing today?" thread.
 

BrookOwens

New in Town
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Orange County
SO where do you buy snoods other then online???? I read some of you found them at $1 stores. I went to Sallys and only found a brown thicker hair net... eerrr...
 

DandyRags

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Sunny California
Snood Making

goldwyn girl said:
You could try your hand at making your own if you're so inclined. There are both knitting and crochet patterns.

Hmmmm, now thats a thought, even I can crochet a little bit. Might be fun to crochet and add sequins and beads. Knitting does not work so well for me...after a couple of rows the thread is so tight I need the jaws of life to pry it off the needle. :mad: Crocheting is much more forgiving. I would think some beautiful open lace fabric and you could stitch a beautiful snood too. I keep all the bead trimming from vintage evening dresses that are beyond repair, maybe this is a use for some of it. I'm getting some really good ideas from the fedora ladies. Thanks!
 

Heather

Practically Family
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656
Location
Southern Maine, USA
I wore my snood yesterday for the first time since probably last summer. It was actually the first time going out in public in it! :eek: I got nothing but positive reactions, telling me how cute I looked in it. One person even said "it looks like something your grandmother would wear. its gorgeous! Don't tell me they're coming back in fashion! Where ever did you find it?" I could tell she wanted to fondle it lol Also, someone else wanted to know why I was wearing it. He thought I was hiding something under it! (yeah, he has issues lol ) I'm going to be ordering some flower pins soon. My snood looks a little naked...maybe with a flower in it people will make more of a vintage connection?
 

Smuterella

One Too Many
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London
I know some people here make snoods - perhaps someone can help me. I need a few in just plain colours - the only ones I've seen on eBay seem to have glitter thread or sequins. I want just a plain black, navy and brown for now.
 

VintageLove

New in Town
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Los Angeles, CA
I just tried my hand at crocheting a snood about two weeks ago, and it came out okay, though there was little spacing, so it was a little more reminisent of an over-sized beret, or something of the sort, haha... Take two!
 

DaisieWilde

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Location
Jerome, AZ
After another darling review from Lisa Freemont Street, I caved and ordered two snoods from Va Va Va Voom on Etsy.

I'm excited to give them a try, especially on not-so-great-pin-curl days...which for me has been quite commn recently. I ordered a deep red and a black. I'd like to get cream, brown and navy at some point. I love the idea of pairing them with hair flowers!
 

Lady Day

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Crummy town, USA
Smuterella said:
I know some people here make snoods - perhaps someone can help me. I need a few in just plain colours - the only ones I've seen on eBay seem to have glitter thread or sequins. I want just a plain black, navy and brown for now.

There are a number of gals here who make their own and sell on etsy. Check the etsy list thread and convo :)

LD
 

MaryMary

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Location
Toronto
Has anyone ever seen a snood made out of more of a sheer material, like a veil?

I saw this old movie once and now I REALLY wish I could remember which one, and the woman was in an evening gown, and her snood was actually made out of a veil-like material, black, and was worn like a snood would be. I remember the veil material was adorned with little diamonds. It was the most gorgeous thing I had ever seen - especially in the old black and white films - she was so sparkly!!!
 

Ms Sew-n-Sew

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United Kingdom
Hello Smuterella

'The Snood Lady' is based in England and has a website with a good range - if you google it you should find her. I've not bought any myself (perhaps next payday!), but a few other Loungers have mentioned her.


Smuterella said:
I know some people here make snoods - perhaps someone can help me. I need a few in just plain colours - the only ones I've seen on eBay seem to have glitter thread or sequins. I want just a plain black, navy and brown for now.
 

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