Crochet Scoodie Rounded Hood - with written pattern

[@CrochetwithClare]

Free written pattern www.crochetwithclare.com/rounded-scoodie.html

[@sugrnspiced]

My mother-in-law asked if I could make her a scarf with a wider bit in the middle to cover her ears. I came home and yours was the 1st channel I pulled up. Low and behold I found this video.....lol She adores her new skoodie! I used a bulky yarn and a 9mm (N) hook. Came out nice and uber fluffy. Thank you so much for your tutorials and sharing your talent. I look forward to the next project.

[@meganknouse1540]

I made this for a gift for my sister in law. My niece liked it so much she wears it all the time. I am making another. You are a great teacher and very easy to follow. Thank you!!

[@CrochetwithClare]

Wonderful! Thank you so much Megan !

[@CindyKinney]

This tutorial was so informative not only for this pattern, but for every hat pattern one would make. The formula you teach is genius, one I'd never seen on video before, and will be invaluable in my hat projects. Thank you so much. You have given me way more than just a pattern and tutorial with this one.

[@CrochetwithClare]

Hello Cindy, so glad you enjoyed the video tutorial and yes that formula is awesome for making hats, you will use it all the time :) Thank you for watching and for your wonderful comment

[@s.miller3111]

I have been following your patterns and videos for 2 years now and I just wanted you to know how much you are truly appreciated by me! :) You share your patterns for free and show that its ok to make mistakes lol :) There are so many times, I try to get ideas from online, and ppl. charge for their patterns, forgetting about sharing for the common good. Thank you so much for your work and contributions! Your patterns are fabulous!

[@lueear1]

Clare, I am a band mom and sat at many competitions last year in the cold, rain and snow. (I live in Michigan in the US). I hate hats as then never stay down on my head. It is like my hair just squishes it off. I saw your pattern for your Scoodie and decided that this might work for me. I love it. I modified it a little when it came to the scarf part but all in all it is great. Kept my head quite warm last weekend and expect it to do the same this weekend. Thanks for the great patterns. Andrea

[@elizabethg2715]

Andrea Lueer I know you're being awfully loud rose

[@rajanigujar4183]

Elizabeth G To very nice

[@elizabethg2715]

@@rajanigujar4183 im sorry... I havnt been on you tube for long time, this is my daughter using my cell and probably just coping and pasting my convos and weird places, I have nothing bad to say about anyone's comments or this video.. and rose is my mother in law nothing to do with this... haha well have a good day and again sorry about the weird comment

[@Jordan-uh9hg]

this is really good and I love the idea of having it in one instead of two different pieces. help to keep track of the hats in scarves with the kids in the winter time

[@debbiemeadors8568]

I look and look at many different patterns etc.but I alwayscome back to yours,thanks for all that you do and the time that it takes,i know that iam a better crocheter because of you!!! thanks so much !!!

[@sinetheawhy]

Very clever pattern. It avoids the 2 problems I have had with past scoodies: the Klansman point at the crown and the weak, stretched stitches at the join of the hood and scarf. Well done!

[@Sequoia77D]

The hood part worked great! I wasn't able to figure out how you attached the chains to the hood for the scarf, so I chained 90, then SC it across the bottom of the hood section, then chained another 90. Then DC rows to make the scarf section. Turned out great!

[@kathygonzalez3459]

I have made several of these, thank you for taking the time to make yhe tutorial and share the written pattern for free! All of them are unique in color and sizes :) thank you again!

[@CrochetwithClare]

You are very welcome, thank you for watching my video

[@kathygonzalez3459]

@CrochetwithClare I watched this video a lot over the years 😀 it's my go to for a scoodie 😀 I absolutely love it and so have the recipients of the ones I have gifted!!

[@parijyotishi9270]

You are so talented and an awesome teacher. I am so grateful to your simple and clear tutorials I managed to follow you along and made a beautiful scoodie….my 1st one ever,.....,,thankyou again

[@PinkAlphaMom]

I am making this as a gift for my sister in-law for Christmas. I amusing a dark red chunky yarn and it is turning out lovely! I had to do some decreases around the hood part to get it to curve down properly an I am doing it with an infinity scarf rather than an open ended one because where we live is always super windy. Thanks for the tutorial!

[@Apemom47]

Im using the lionbrand bulky thread to make one for my daughter who has Aspergers . She gets overwhelmed and puts thick blankets over her head . LOL! Its funny to me because she is 25 and has been doing his since she was 3 . I came across this pattern and thought it would be a lot better then a blanket . She saw it and agrees but said"It has to be thick and cooshie !" LOL!So 3 skiens in and Im not done ! UGH! But. It is very "Cooshie" Thank you Claire !!

[@helpforhormoneshormoneheal5754]

my son just loves these scoodies. I am currently making the second one in as many days! Thanks for the excellent tutorial. Keep up the good work.

[@jenniferportugal16]

I love it. I made your other scoodie two days ago and now I will try this. Yiur an amazing teacher.

[@CrochetwithClare]

Awesome ! thank you for watching

[@bisa453]

OMGosh!! I absolutely love this! I have been trying to figure out how to make one of these without the pointy hood!! Thank you for sharing the pattern.

[@CrochetwithClare]

hi, i am so happy you like it. they are so fun to make and wear

[@debking74]

I just love your videos you are the real deal, I've been searching for away to get rid of the point on my Scoodies i hate them :) lol thank you so very much!!!!!!!!

[@crystalrosales4302]

Same here, been looking for ages for a tutorial like this one

[@Jeya502nd]

Your video and explanation is really easy to follow. I watched and have started to do one. I Only spent 3 hours to finish the scoodie Thank you very much. I used an 8 ply, and a 6.5 mm hook.

[@CrochetwithClare]

thank you so much for choosing my videos and i bet your scoodie looks awesome

[@nancydennison1073]

I love this pattern! Thanks for sharing! Can't wait till wear it when weather turns cold!

[@Breeniebaby100]

I really like your videos. I managed to teach myself to crochet and this is the first video I have managed to understand!

[@miss55704]

Can't wait to make this!!!!..I made a friend one for his bday based off your other scoodie video...I just love watching your videos :-) :-) :-)....your the reason I picked up crocheting again

[@yliberal6355]

I like how you chose a dark background instead of those stark white ones that others use. It hurts my eyes, therefore not being able to watch the tutorials for long. Absolutely like this tutorial!

[@CrochetwithClare]

G'day Y Liberal thank you so much for your wonderful feedback

[@lindcobbs4615]

I once made a hoodie and was very disappointed with the end result being that it was just to pointy in top. I'm so happy to find your video to help me not make that mistake again.

[@CrochetwithClare]

Thank you so much for your fabulous feedback :)

[@VoidMySoul]

This is really awesome thank you for the extremely easy to follow video! Im a beginner and made a scarf one time with no knowledge on how to do it but now seeing this has opened my eyes a lot and made me see where i went wrong cant wait to see how it turns it when im done ☺

[@CrochetwithClare]

G'day UnKnOwN thank you so much for your wonderful feedback

[@24caratcrochetCoUk]

Thanks for sharing this design Clare. It's inspired me to make another scoodie!

[@perritapaloma8436]

Ola buenos días preciosa gorra

[@bonitajukes2784]

You look fab in you scoodie hood. love it.

[@kidscircle2141]

I like u so much dear.these patterns desing is very nice and ur teaching manners is awosome

[@refiloejaka-serote2326]

You are so artistic and smart. Thank you very much for your uniqueness

[@cdr211988]

I love this tutorial!! It was very easy to follow and it did take as long as I thought it would. Everyone want me to make them one now!!!

[@therasaranjani7081]

Wow thanks for the crystal clear tutorial...

[@CrochetwithClare]

You’re welcome 😊

[@yellowduck2728]

Have u seen the new way Mikey from The Crochet Crowd recently learn to sew in ends - they are super secure!! He of course has a youtube video but I don't have a link for it ATM. I LOVE this pattern! Thank you so ,much for creating it and sharing it!

[@crystalrosales4302]

This is the only tutorial that I like right now for a scoodie. It looks nice, but seems difficult to make, I'm still trying to make it though

[@CrochetwithClare]

it looks way more difficult than it is to make. all you need is worsted yarn and a hook as well as this video

[@jessicahilliard8838]

I had a thought for the scarf section; rather than finishing off the hood, what if you chained out 80 as you initially tried, turned the work and did your double stitch all along the chain/hood bottom, but then continued into a chainless foundation double stitch to make the other side of the the scarf? Just a thought, but maybe that wouldn't work.

[@CrochetwithClare]

[@CarolKeegan]

Love it!

[@NEMO-NEMO]

Genius! The camera work is your bread and butter! Amazon! Question: I want to make this project but with a very light DK weight. What changes do I need to consider in making it? Thank you for your lovely work. I subscribed.

[@MrsAnette1968]

I love all your tutorials keep up the good work 😘😘🌹👍

[@pmtnmp]

Love it and the video was very easy to understand.

[@ShemekaOsborne]

i love it!!!!! your a good teacher!

[@maureensellers1008]

Hello lovely lady....1st, How is Mrs Foamy....Hope she is doing well.....I have a problem....I made your scoodie from your other pattern where it has a point at the back (and nobody likes it - so I don't wear it).....please, are you able to help me pull the hooded part off to do this pattern - and how would I attach the new rounded hood (as in this pattern) to my scarf... I really don't want to unpick the whole thing and start again...but if I have to - then I will....Many thanks for your awesome well explained tutorials....absolutely love them....thanking you in advance - Maureen, South Africa xx

[@CrochetwithClare]

hello Maureen, Mrs. Foamy is doing well although i must admit that I do not use her as often as I used to. You could potentially replace the old hood with this one if you want to. just remove the other hood from the other one and you can just make this hood separately and then just sew the scarf onto it afterwards. There really isn't a way to do it without having to make the hood first and sew it on other than just starting new and working from the beginning.

[@avabean14]

I can't find your written pattern from the link you gave. Just curious if you have posted it yet on your website thanks. I really love this one!

[@CrochetwithClare]

Sorry about that - www.bobwilson123.org/hats.html

[@artriagraves4325]

i love all your work! i've learned so much from watching your videos :-)

[@SuperBettyboop40]

Want to make after my shawls!!

[@CrochetwithClare]

G'day Just jazzy thank you so much ! Happy crochet ❤

[@sharonhochberg3671]

Hello, I love this pattern and am looking forward to trying it. Do you think using a 5.0 mm hook would still make a good hoodie - so long as I stick to the math in the pattern to get the size I want? I tighter stitches, esp, for pieces meant to keep you warm. I am a self-taught, not-very-experienced crocheter so just wondering your thoughts. Thank you. Sharon

[@CrochetwithClare]

hi, yes you could use a 5mm hook. the stitches will just be very tight and you may need extra increase rounds and the fabric won't lay as well as a larger hook. try to make the middle wit the smaller hook first and see if the fabric is too stiff. if it is then you will need to go up a hook or two.

[@sharonhochberg3671]

Hello. I have started and am about 1/3 the way through using the 5-mm hook. It does not feel stiff to me. I think I did one more round row than on your video (same head circumference as you). I will let you know how it turns out.. Thank you.

[@janaytaylor2344]

So going to try this

[@kelleyjogirl]

I have one of these partway done, and I'm finding it a bit gappy at the back of the neck. Do you think it would help to start over the scarf part and do some decreases across the portion of the scarf that attaches to the bottom of the hood on the first row of the scarf? (Or maybe you have a different idea!) Really cute pattern! Your tutorials are always lots of fun. :-)

[@CrochetwithClare]

I'm not sure what you mean by a bit gappy? There should be no gaps anywhere where the hood attaches to the scarf.

[@kelleyjogirl]

bobwilson123 It just doesn't hug the neck at all around the back -- it sort of sticks out. I did go ahead and do some decreases. I think I'd space them out a little differently if I did it again, but it worked okay. I posted a picture on Ravelry, if you'd like to see. www.ravelry.com/projects/kelleyjogirl/scoodie

[@CrochetwithClare]

Kelley Jo That you for that feedback, I'm not sure what would have made it do that.

[@theknottykitty]

very nice pattern! by the way I tried the link for the scissors & it didn't work

[@yudyjimenezenmaryland1031]

Thank you so much I love you tesching so well keep doing it

[@barbiesoli6825]

Thank you, love the idea

[@miniduck4501]

Hello! Thanks for the tutorial! I would like to make two straps instead of scarf, how do I do that?

[@CrochetwithClare]

Hello, I am unsure how to do that

[@preetseemasachdeva3758]

I have started to make the same scoodie as shown in the video .Thanks for a lovely video. air want to make the scarf a little broader so that it kind of appears a shawl. can it be done.

[@CrochetwithClare]

Hello, yes you can make the scarf as wide as you want by adding more rows to the scarf

[@Melinitahhhh]

I enjoy your tutorials so much please put more tutorials, thank you

[@ressabessa]

love it making mines now

[@cheryljoynson7053]

Hi Clair. I am making one of these for my lad. I was wondering if I could put a peaked front on it. Do you think this would work ? Thanks Cheryl x

[@CrochetwithClare]

Yes i think it may work - you can always try :) Hat Brim / Peak Crochet Tutorial

[@karinsmeekes7871]

I love it!!! Thanks.

[@sgibson806]

I learned back bump from mickey from the crochet crowd. He's awesome too

[@conniestone6251]

Me, too :)

[@TheLittleelm0]

If you use thicker yarn and hook would would it come out the same size

[@Purpleglucose]

LOVE this!

[@CrochetwithClare]

thank you :)

[@jhannaannahj734]

LOVE YOUR VIDEOS THI ONE WAS GREAT THANKS SO MUCH...LOVE YA HUN

[@xdontneedachannelx]

I know this video is a few years old, but I've completed the hood and have done the first length of chain for the scarf and have a question. Okay so I'm confused about doing the second chain length, it looks like you did your chains first then attached it, but wouldn't you have to cut the yarn again to start at one end to do your first row double crochet of the scarf. Would doing a slip stitch to attach the yarn first, then doing your chains mess it up? I ask because attaching then chaining would allow me to just turn and do the first row, plus it would require one less cut/loose end. The yarn I'm using is like a velvety chenille that's a little hard to weave in based on working in the tail from the round. My worst nightmare is to work on a project and for it to somehow unravel or come apart, the fewer seperate strands the less I worry. Thank you in advance to anyone who could give advice or help answer my question.

[@CrochetwithClare]

Hello as long as when you attach your chains you have the hood then 2 chains - 1 coming off either end, so that when you crochet across you crochet along the chain on both sides

[@annalaszynski326]

yes great hook i have never seen these hooks in australia can you tell me where i can get them i could do with a few :)

[@CrochetwithClare]

You can get them from this online store in Australia www.yarnover.com.au/index.php/en/component/virtuemart/crochet-410/crochet-hooks-38/tulip-crochet-hooks-and-sets-668/results,11-10?Itemid=0 But you would be able to find them cheaper on ebay as well.

[@annalaszynski326]

oh thanks bobwilson123 lol i'll check it out

[@leilanipatton1328]

Hello clare love the Scoodie Thanks again. I just a quick question on this pattern, Can I use any hat pattern on this Scoodie? I just wonder if it work. Thanks

[@CrochetwithClare]

Leilani Patton Hello, to tell you the truth i am not sure

[@leilanipatton1328]

Okay ! Thanks, I will try and see if it works.

[@SilverWolfQueen]

I had a question about the border. How do you do the inside corner that happens where the hood meets the scarf?

[@CrochetwithClare]

Hello, sorry for the slow reply, i had an influx of comments to get back to :) You can work a decrease stitch if you want to

[@HobbyLavoriFemminili]

molto bello

[@valgoralski3266]

Hello, and do you have a video on making a hoodie to put on a sweater ? thanks

[@CrochetwithClare]

+Val Goralski Hell, I am sorry but I do not have a video tutorial for that

[@denicesalinas7557]

+Val Goralski I was just inquiring about starting the hoodie on the sweater, and it would make sense to make it backwards. There are tutorials on how to do hats backwards. Same thing, except you have your 3/4 mark. Hope that helps.

[@syahranim8013]

hi i love your tutorial, may ask you something? you use 7 oz/200 grams yard (worsted) by the way how much thread rolls did you use? do you use "red heart" yarn brand?

[@loubnacrochetertraduction64]

i like this ttutorial i ll try to crochet it thnx

[@CrochetwithClare]

thank you for watching :)

[@maureensellers1008]

Hi there....I am confused when you do the part around the face....do I have to cut my yard and attach it to the face part then do the hdc....then do the scarf part....thank you. South Africa

[@CrochetwithClare]

hello, you are not cutting and rejoining your yarn. only time you need to do this is if you are changing colours. otherwise the whole project is made using the same strand of yarn. if you get confused you can read the written pattern along with the video to help you

[@christelcampbell191]

Hi , I love all your patterns , but i'm stuck on altering this one from double crochet to half double crochet .... I'm at the crown point and my end result isn't a circle , it's more like an oblong ... I'm new at crocheting , so i started with 12 stitches(half double crochet).Should i have done something different?

[@CrochetwithClare]

Hmm I'm not sure what could have went wrong... Are you able to take a photo and post if on my facebook page with your question? Seeing a pic will help greatly. facebook.com/bobwilson123KZbinCrochetVideos

[@mysticalfire]

I have a quick question, I want to make this for a good friend of mine for her birthday. My question is, how would I measure it for someone who will wear their hair in a bun underneath it? would I just do the normal measurement of her head or would I need to include the bun in the measurement? I don't want to give her any idea I'm making it though!

[@mariedalton4759]

neck warmer Crochet

[@crystalrosales4302]

Leave a space for the hairbun then, like a messy bun hat

[@RaynaLarios]

I love this. I have learned so much from you! :) Thank you for sharing your awesome talent with us! :)

[@cherilapoint3099]

For the Black and pink Scoodie where did you start the pink for the scarf? does it go all the way under the base of the scoodie with the scarf?

[@CrochetwithClare]

The pink is just for the boarder all the way around the edges.

[@mariadosreisboaventura1734]

Obrigado tenho aprendido muito e estou entretida

[@HamidHamid-gs9tt]

6îlô.Les6

[@مهندالمشعل-ص4ف]

Thank you

[@deannemoon4841]

you only do the increase rounds fie the crown until the head circumference is where you want it then divide it into quarters right? you don't add 2 additional increase rounds after the circumference is right?

[@CrochetwithClare]

you crochet do your increases until you reach your crown measurement. then you do 2 more rounds of increases after that

[@denicesalinas7557]

Question, I want to make this, but I want it to attach to a sweater. If I start from the sweater, which would be the 3/4 mark, I just make the circle backwards using decrease , then use the draw string technique to pull the last 12 stitches together?

[@CrochetwithClare]

+Denice Salinas Hello, I am not sure how to do that, I have never added a hood to anything :)

[@denicesalinas7557]

I'm sure I'll figure it out. Most of the hoodie tutorials that attach just stitch together, not rounded like this. Thanks!

[@kakeladee]

Can I use red heart with love with this pattern?

[@CrochetwithClare]

Yes :)

[@susanbojorquez6744]

I am terrible with written instructions I am at the part where the video stops and I am so lost did you make another video that shows the missing parts? I am making this for a gift. I need help

[@CrochetwithClare]

The end of the video is the end of the pattern.

[@eugeniovazquez9082]

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[@lindamerrill1577]

have you used this pattern with chunky yarn and a larger hook?

[@CrochetwithClare]

Hello Linda Merrill I have not but i think it would look great :)

[@PinkAlphaMom]

I did and I had to do some decreases on the hood to get it to curve properly as it comes toward the face. After that I just did as many rows as I needed until the front of the hood came out as far as I wanted. Made with Lion Brand Hometown USA and a size 9 mm hook.

[@Montse3070]

Hi there..where do you get the tulip hooks in oz? Are they available in the larger sizes like 7. 8 and 9?. Also where do you buy Red Heart in oz?

[@CrochetwithClare]

HI, I have only seen them up to a 5.5 mm I think - I have seen them at a shop online called yarn over and they also sell the red heart and other american yarns I get my ***** on their website :) www.redheart.com

[@CrochetwithClare]

I just remembered I have seen them bigger, but I am not sure where I saw them , sorry

[@terrynicholson5214]

I like that, how can i attach to a cardigan?

[@CrochetwithClare]

Hello, thank you ! I am not sure, you could sew it on ?

[@virginiathompson2827]

I want to use the Red Heart Reflective yarn to make this for my truck driver son. Would it work for this since it does not stretch as much as acrylic yarn?

[@CrochetwithClare]

+Virginia Thompson hi, yes you could use the reflective yarn. you would just need one strand and the hook recommended for the yarn.

[@virginiathompson2827]

Thank you.

[@CrochetwithClare]

you are very welcome

[@ashleybishop6066]

I love this! Im in the middle of making one right now, but I was wondering if you could like weave a tie in around the hood and be able to pull the strings and tighten the face instead of changing the stitch your using? like in a real Hoodie? :) or would that just not work?

[@CrochetwithClare]

I never thought of that ! I think it could work, let me know if you try it out :)

[@melodymaben5365]

I got lost when you said from the back to the top about 11 inches ?

[@priscillamertel3743]

i understand the hat part and i understand making the scarf... i do not get though how you attached the scarf to the hat. after making the scarf you say to then chain 103... i guess that's where im lost. your video didnt show this.

[@CrochetwithClare]

After yo make the hood, chain 103, finish that off, then attach yarn to other corner, chain 103 and then crochet back across hope this make sit a little clearer

[@nyprincess5475]

do u have a pattern or video for a hooded poncho and / or shawl?

[@CrochetwithClare]

Hello, so sorry but I do not have a pattern for either of them

[@kimilef1255]

is this the pattern used to make those kids panda cowls?

[@CrochetwithClare]

You could use this yes, you'll just need to add some panda ears. Or you can follow this video if you like. Crochet Hooded Cowl Tutorial

[@briannae2400]

Hello I am stuck at the part where you crochet 3/4 way then turn. How far do I go around? To the end and meet up where you last turned? Please help thank you

[@CrochetwithClare]

You leave 1/4 of the stitches unworked. Then you turn and go back continuing on the same stitches. Then you just work those same stitches again until it's the right length.

[@briannae2400]

Thanks I figured it out eventually. Now I'm on the scarf part. I would like it to be an Infinty scarf tho

[@terrynicholson5214]

How long is the scarf portion?

[@preetseemasachdeva3758]

thanks

[@berrycutegrl]

im so sad i have the hat part down but i cant figure out the scarf part i even went and looked at your written pattern =( its just not clicking

[@berrycutegrl]

is it 2 sleeves or one are you chaining and then connecting to the other side ? =(

[@berrycutegrl]

NVM im sorry i was too sleepy i suppose LOL it clicked and im good to go LOL THANKS

[@CrochetwithClare]

michelle thomas ÝAY !!!

[@melodymaben1840]

Totally lost Did u make the scarf section separate?

[@CrochetwithClare]

You can do it that way if you want to. In this video though I have added a chain to either side of the hood and crochet the scarf on that way.

[@melodymaben1840]

How many rows were made to end the project wraps?

[@CrochetwithClare]

You can make it as wide as you would like it.

[@franallen5336]

I want yo make this for my granddaughter but can't figure how to measure for her

[@CrochetwithClare]

you really only need to make the scarf as long as her arm span and the hat will go right in the middle of that

[@carmelacaruso3295]

thank you for to video tutorial sorry for My inglish, j from italy . is beatyful 👍✌👏👏👏👏👏👋👋👋👋 by by

[@CrochetwithClare]

You are very welcome and you English is great :)

[@Jordan-uh9hg]

when you started to the single double crochet around the face I got a bit confused

[@kimbuchanan4714]

where are you coming up with the 3.14 ?

[@CrochetwithClare]

pi. when measuring the circumference of anything you use pi, but for crochet purposes and calculations it's 3.14

[@preetseemasachdeva3758]

hello. how are u. I want to know how to do the head measurements.

[@CrochetwithClare]

Hello, measure around your head, above your ears and around the head

[@yercjesus]

my circle keeps getting floppy and too big instead of bowl shaped i'm not sure what im doing wrong :(

[@CrochetwithClare]

Hello, sorry for the slow reply, did it work out in the end?

[@googooberries]

Anyone know how I can add a ripple or chevron row in this pattern?