How to crochet a scoodie hooded scarf - Woolpedia

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[@Ladylasil]

I really like this, it is so cute. Love that thick yarn too.

[@sloppyjoe3617]

Thank you for this! Your instructions were perfect and very easy to follow. I just finished mine and I love it. Only took me a couple of hours. I think I will add a big button (or just a bit of velcro) under the chin to pull the hood closed for added warmth on those really cold Canadian winter days.

[@TheBigg0602]

that was real good I like the pace you showed everything and the clarity. thanks

[@anamdorcha]

I made this in just a few days but without the ends joined. Thank you so much for this easy to follow tutorial! I love my scoodie!

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

anamdorcha You're welcome!

[@ms.originalnaturehairandma8123]

I made this a few years ago, thanks to you. I love it.

[@ngbirdsall]

Oh my gosh, I have not crocheted before and followed your directions, and it's done!! I'm so happy! Thank you so much for posting such easy-to-follow directions!

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

Nancy Gucker Birdsall You're very welcome Nancy!

[@maqsizu]

Hi Julia, your work presented is just gorgeous! Thanks so much for sharing w/me.

[@ravilaa]

Julia, I am an intermediate level crocheter, who avidly watches crochet videos, I enjoyed watching your unique pattern. This is a great pattern for all levels, especially beginners. Great job, Good luck with all your projects...

[@Dessa617]

I made one of these last year for myself, and I soooo love it! I have had so many people ask for one as well. Thank you for the pattern! Great instruction as well!

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

Dessa617 You're welcome Dessa! Great, that it turned out as you wanted :-)

[@asprovbs31]

Hi Julia, Thank you... you've been so kind!

[@tresaley8802]

This is a great pattern, very clear, and easy to follow. Thank you so much for sharing your talent. :)

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

tresa ley You're welcome Tresa!

[@MsBMeeks]

I absolutely love your tutorial! It was very easy to follow and my finished product looks amazing! Thank you so much!

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

Brittany Meeker You're welcome Brittany!

[@DaniellaLaporte]

I’m so happy, finally finished my Scoodie. Thank you so much Greetings from Spain :)

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

You're welcome Daniella

[@iammeyouareyou5146]

Omg I'm gonna try this. Someone ask my to make them a hooded scarf u made this seem so simple. Thank u this was so helpful

[@girrl88]

Thank you sooo much for this tutorial. I can't wait to get to the store for more yarn!!

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

girrl88 You're welcome!

[@yegsheens]

Hi there! I made this last year and LOVE it. Many, many compliments! In North America, I used a 6 Bulky yarn and just did dc all through instead of hdc/dc as it doesn't make too much of a difference in the final look. I also only did mine about a metre & a half long as opposed to 200cms. I made one that measured 200 cm's and it came out over eight feet long while in the infinity loop! Absolutely beautiful hood and still one of my best projects. Thank you so much!

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

Sheena O'Connor Many thanks Sheena, great that this tutorial helped :-)

[@luwandaartrelle4250]

I find when you use a bulky yarn you don't need so many chains

[@bunnidewabbit9318]

Hey! So I used Hometown USA super bulky size 6 yarn and a 11mm crochet hook and I chained 190 chains to get to 200cm. Hope that helps! *remember, the smaller your yarn, the more chains you will have to chain to get to 200cm.

[@lidyadecamacho4285]

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[@nelibeleo]

Madison, how many skeins did you need to complete it? Thank!

[@teaster1965]

I love this scoodie I can't wait to make one!

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

Tara Easter ;-)

[@screaminlisa]

This is a great tutorial. You have such nice clean stitches but I would have loved to seen this on when you were done

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

Just watch the first seconds of the video for this :)

[@screaminlisa]

Woolpedia DE oh heck. I missed that. Lol. Thanks

[@yahseek]

That was really good, beautiful scoodie, very clear instructions. Thanks so much. This will be my next project.

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

You're welcome!

[@mariamurray9516]

I made it 💃🏿💃🏿💃🏿. Thank you for sharing.

[@debivi]

Beautiful! I followed your tutorial and found it very easy to follow. Great pattern too :) thank you for sharing this with us! I made mine with a thinner alpaca yarn, it took awhile longer to make but since you gave measurements, it turned out very well.

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

Many thanks Deborah :-)

[@letiziacannone7367]

Done!! :) Mine is green and I love it! The hood is a little too big for my head, but I can fold backward the edge a bit and it's even more cute. Thank you for this video!

[@pawandeep8227]

nice

[@Not0a0City0Girl0]

Wonderful and easy. Thank you for the great video, I can't wait to whip one up :)

[@ericarosengren43]

Very cool! Very easy to follow, I am using a different yarn that is making me crazy but it is coming out nice. Thank you for this tutorial!

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

Erica Rosengren You're welcome!

[@rollynfuertes9643]

You are great!really good! Thank u for sharing ur ideas!

[@leilaw.3333]

Das ist ja mal eine gute Idee!

[@donnaarnder4867]

I just completed my first scoodie. Your tutorial is awesome.

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

Thanks a lot Donna!

[@donnaarnder4867]

I tried to post this picture but couldn't attach it it there. I love it!

[@mariaagustinalopezrojas6367]

BONITA BUFANDA, GRACIAS POR SUS TUTORIALES ME GUSTAN MUCHO.

[@herbertroberts1244]

I did this scoodie last year after I saw your tutorial. I was given a lot of complements on how original it is and in Austria, I was even offered money to sell it haha. I wanted to thank you so much cause I feel great whenever I wear it and its all thanks to you!!!!!!!

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

Many thanks for the great feedback and you're very welcome! :)

[@cenneidibiser8962]

thank you thank you thank you for such a clear and simple video. you are my hero! I needed a last minute christmas gift for a friend and you just showed me precisely what to do! :D xxoo

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

+Cenneidi Biser You're welcome!

[@ddcano1]

Just starting, love this easy pattern..

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

Many thanks Dora!

[@estherra74]

Wow, i love it !!!!!! thank you for sharing this video.

[@TeachAz1]

Thank you so much. Starting this today!

[@melisareyes4499]

This is awesome and very helpful, thank you!

[@occaligirl714mia]

Awesome project! Thanks for the video :)

[@chriswiesmueller4650]

Firstly I would like to thank you for this great video, and would like to ask how wide the hood portion of the scarf needs to be. I've used a different grade of yarn and so this has been an issue.

[@benjaminrosenberger6096]

That was awesome. I really hope I can do it.

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

Benjamin Rosenberger Of course you can!

[@marymuniz2376]

I just completed my scoodie. I love it! Thank you for your easy-to-follow instructions. How do you wrap the scarf so that it looks like the one that you're wearing?

[@DianaSilva-ef9lr]

Es un diseño innovador y creativo, me quedo muy linda. GRACIAS.

[@honeycat535]

excellent tutorial and design,as soon as i find this wool i will be making this,thank you

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

honeycat535 Hi, you don't need exactly this yarn. Same size is enough :D

[@honeycat535]

thanks :)

[@ebonygoddess3737]

Thank you soooo much for this video. I love it. Can't wait to try this out.

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

Many thanks Ebony!

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

You're always welcome!

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

Thank you Lalitha

[@Nandysokar]

das ist so schön, vielen dank ❤️ alles liebe von ägypten ❤️

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

Hi Nata, yes the length is good for orientation.

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

You're welcome Olga!

[@vivianiacoboni6273]

Thank you for such a clear video. I read the comments. I think Juan meant...."Can you make a different pattern (panner) using the same basic format. My question: How would I change what I do if making a scarf that does NOT connect...just chain a few and turn work and follow the pattern? Please product other hooded scarf tutorials featuring other patterns.......clear and wonderful!!!

[@mikotoneko]

this is wonderful, thank you for sharing!

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

You're welcome Maria!

[@LisNathaly]

Thanks so much! definitely trying this out

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

Yes exactly

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

You're always welcome Zelia

[@mirwena]

This is amazing pattern!!! :) One thing I would add is that You make Single Crochets in Back loop only. Anyway.. definitely my future project :)

[@zvdrane9421]

thank you so much!! i made one and its so sweet! I saw your video "Doggy sweater crochet tutorial" , but in russian:))) i know lots of dogs owners who thanks you for your videos)))

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

Елена Алексеевна Great that it helped :D

[@elsamariareyesmena1928]

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[@letiziacannone7367]

Grat tutorial, I'm going to try it! Do you think I can follow your instructions about the lenght of the loop and hood also by using different stitches from yours?

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

You're welcome Antonia!

[@jmarylastone]

I think it depends on your yarn and your gauge - if you crochet using whatever yarn you want using whatever needle you want and make the chain until it is 200cm long the pattern with work - correct Julia??

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

Thank you Esther :-)

[@liznascimento3297]

Lindo. Obrigada por compartilhar.

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

Hi Anna, I used "Rellana Caprice Big" yarn.

[@amanyRoby]

you R Great .. Thanxxxxxxxxxxxx... I like your work ...

[@asprovbs31]

Hi Julia, thank you for answering so quickly. I guess what I meant was the yarn you used was it like a 5-chunky or 6-bulky? Sorry I wasn't clear as to what I meant the first time. Thank you

[@safaasami9502]

hey! thanks for sharing this I just started making one but I have a question, I am using a sise 4 yarn and a 6mm hook so I worked more than 11 rounds but how weide should the hood part? so I can finish off.

[@ministerdr.cherylbenefield5408]

hi I'm making scoodie and my question to you is could I st more than 11 rows? and st ruffle edging on the scoodie scrape part?

[@AlskaDu]

Thank you so much for sharing this :)

[@jdquinitchette]

Watching this twice! 150 cm = approx 59 inches, so 200 cm is about 60 - 62 inches. 1 cm = about 2.5 inches.

[@luciaduran9399]

1 inch = a 2.5 cm.

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

Great!

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

Thank you Amany :-)

[@linh258]

Than you! I will try it this pattern soon!

[@tgaston1123]

If I didnt use a bulky yarn would fit smaller or would I have to make more chains

[@MsBrunilde]

Bravissima

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

Hi, yes you can of course. I am showing the length in the video.

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

You can do as you like :-)

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

You're welcome!

[@olgarodriguez5878]

Nice, thank you for this tutorial..

[@kellieschwabe5970]

Hi! Once I got the hang of the 2 stitches, it was somewhat easy to do, however, my two stitches, for some reason, look similar. The double crochet I'm thinking should be smaller, tighter. instead, it is looped. Should I have used the stitch instead of the loop for the double crochet?

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

Hi Anna, the ball is about 200g. Hope this helps.

[@ravinderchandhok3843]

V well explained

[@aliciasloan5975]

thank you i just might need to get 2 more balls it came out so beautiful almost done imm

[@aliciasloan5975]

also i made one for my toddler whos 4 an it was pretty easy just needed a few extra stitches then the adult one :) also the hook was a I/9- 5.50mm

[@aliciasloan5975]

thank you for this pattern i also like how you teach this....but i have a question. how many skins did you use or would you use if iuse dubble strand of worsted weight 4 i just bought 2 skins. will i need more?

[@huggs4all78]

I ran out of yarn at the hood with to double crochet is there a way I could add new yarn or start over

[@DrPreetiSahu]

Greaaaat idea it is thank you

[@soulstealer1667]

Could this same pattern be used with worsted weight yarn as well or would u recommend the bulkier yarn

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

Hi, no there are not more rows, but for the hood part you should use different stitches as shown in the video

[@maqsizu]

Oh Okay, here it is...right hands . Thanks again , Julia.

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

You're welcome :-)

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

Hi, actually the stitches are so big you should see it ... Anyway at the beginnig of row 2 and dc for the hood I am crocheting trough the back loop.

[@aliciasloan5975]

im going to be making more of these are there more patterns like this an also theres a men pattern that iblike but cant seem to get it down for a mens beanie it like a spiral down i believe crochet zombie makes the pattern mine always comes out small please help thank

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

Hi, I used 2 and a little bit more.

[@schatzvon]

Can you use a not so chunky yarn, like a 4 ply, and if so how long should it be?

[@elainegiggi7737]

Thank you so much for the easy-to-fo;;ow tutorial. does it have to be made as a connect circle, rather than a scarf on the bottom part? I like to wrap a scarf more tightly. I am using my favorite yarn, Bernat Softee Chunkee.

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

Elaine Giggi Hi Elaine, you can also crochet a scarf. Greets, Julia

[@asprovbs31]

Okay, thank you very much. I have just one more question then I will hopefully stop bothering you. For the hood when you measure 70 cm which in USA version is 26 inches is that actually 13 inches on both sides to add up to 26. If I do 26 inches on both sides hood would be way to big. Thank you for your help and patience.

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

Hi, you can use any yarn you like.

[@asprovbs31]

Hi, I love this tutorial my boss asked me to make this for her. I would like to know what is the yarn weight. I can't find the yarn you used maybe I can find something similar to it. Thank you

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

Exactly :-)

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

Hi, what do you mean?

[@luciaduran9399]

Subscribed. 👋🏼

[@Woolpedia-Kanal]

Hi Kate, you can buy it on woolpedia-net