Today i thought I'd go with a little snood inspiration. My hair is more of bandanna length for working but I'm still addicted to snoods.
*Be sure to check out my 'Victory Rolls and Victory Gardens' post on my other blog; Outside My Window by clicking HERE!
I have a wonderful, easy crochet pattern coming up so i thought i get everybody ready for it with a little inspiration. ( i know I'm probably driving everyone crazy with the crochet patterns but i just can't resist!) So here it is. Its also a little bit of a cop-out because Ive been working a lot in my Victory Garden and i need to post something really fast but i love snoods. Talk about an easy way to go 1940s!
| Simple, yet so elegant. I could never pull off a rust colored snood and a green dress like she does! |
| SWOON! So many colors! |
| a fabric one to match my dress? Yes thank you! |
| Protecting her permanent wave! I think this one is attached to her hat! so cute! Oh! she has short hair like me! *take note Beth!* Big ribbons anyone? Here is a more sweeping, longer style with a small pompadour. ELEGANT! Vintage Add for snoods and nets Umbrella cover and bun snood? who would have thought? i know this isn't a snood, but i fell in love with this just now And last but not least, the picture from the upcoming crochet pattern! |
2 comments:
Like you, I absolutely adore the 1940's, but have never considered actually wearing a snood. I will definatley be using your crochet pattern and will be knitting myself a rust coloured one, its just so elegant!
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Oh! Please do post instructions for a snood! I want to make one! The fabric one is interesting, too. . .hum
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