Galaxy Snood - Free Pattern
- Andrea Peterson
- Oct 27, 2023
- 3 min read
Updated: Dec 13, 2024
Hello all my peoples!
Below is my first pattern for my cosmic pattern collection. I created a snood that can be pulled up for a cozy hooded scarf or a nice big cowl. If you prefer a pdf with checkboxes, please check out my Etsy or Ravelry shop to purchase the premium, tech edited pdf.
Be sure to tag your project #galaxysnood
This is an intermediate crochet pattern. You can check out my youtube for the stitch tutorials for each of the stitches in this pattern. I think that a beginner with knowledge of the basic crochet stitches can absolutely make this snood.
I made this using four skeins of Landscapes in Volcano from Lionbrand. It is 100% acrylic, weight 4, and is self striping. The colors include pink, black, purple, orange and red. The colorway reminded me of the colors that are often seen in galaxy pictures. I also used one skein of Metallico in Silver Sapphire from Hobbii for the ring detailing. I used a 5mm hook to get to a length of 20.50 inches and a circumference of 30.25 inches. My gauge for this piece is 15 Sts and 10 rows = 4"x4" in HBdc.

Abbreviations:
BPdc: Back Post Double Crochet
Ch: Chain
Dc: Double Crochet
HBdc: Herring Bone Double Crochet
PS: Puff Stitch
Rep: Repeat
RS: Right Side
Sc: Single Crochet
Spc: Spike Cluster Stitch
St(s): Stitch(es)
WS: Wrong Side
Yo: Yarn Over
Pattern Notes:
Written in U.S. crochet terms
Written from a right-hand perspective
Ch 1 does not count as a St, unless otherwise noted
Ch 2 counts as St, unless otherwise noted
Ch 3 counts as St
Pattern is worked flat, in rows, then seamed together at the end
To adjust multiples are 8 + 5 + 1 beginning chain

Pattern Instructions:
Ch 110
Row 1: HBdc into 3rd Ch from the hook and each St across, turn (108)
Row 2: Ch 3 (see pattern notes), HBdc into each St across, turn
Row 3 – 12: Rep Row 2
Row 13: Ch 1, Sc into each St across, turn
Row 14-16: Rep Row 13
Row 17: (RS) Ch 1 (See pattern notes), Sc into next 4 Sts, [Spc into next St, Sc into next 7 Sts] Rep 11 more times, Sc into next 7 Sts, turn
Row 18-20: Rep of Row 13
Row 21: (RS) Ch 1, Sc into next 8 Sts, [Spc into next St, Sc into next 7 Sts] Rep 11 more times, Sc into last 3 Sts, turn
Row 22 - 24: Rep Row 13
Row 25: Rep Row 17
Row 26 – 28 Rep Row 13
Row 29: Ch 1, Sc into next 8 Sts, [PS into next 2 Sts, Sc into next 6 Sts] Rep 11 more times, Sc into last 2 Sts, turn
Row 30: Rep Row 13
Row 31: Ch 1, Sc into next 8 Sts, [PS into next 3 Sts, Sc into next 5 Sts] Rep 11 more times, Sc into last St, turn
Row 32: Rep Row 13
Row 33: Rep Row 31
Row 34: Rep Row 13
Row 35: Ch 1, Sc into next 9 Sts [PS into next 2 Sts, Sc into next 6 Sts] Rep 11 more times, Sc into last St, turn
Row 36 – 38: Rep Row 13
Row 39: Rep Row 17
Row 40 – 42: Rep Row 13
Row 43: Rep Row 21
Row 44 – 46: Rep Row 13
Row 47: Rep Row 17
Row 48: Ch 2 (does not count as St), Dc into each St across, turn
Row 49: (WS) Ch 2 (does not count as St), BPdc into each St across, turn
Row 50 - 56: Rep Row 48 - 49

Finishing Points
Fasten off leaving a 25 inch (64cm) tail for seaming ends together.
Using metallic yarn, Surface Crochet. This will give the Puff stitches a “Saturn” ring effect.
Block to measurements.
Fold RS together. Taking the 25 inch (64cm) tail and tapestry needle seam edges together using a mattress stitch. However, you can use any method of joining.
Weave in all ends.
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