Chromia Hood offers the warmth of a hood and the practicality of a scarf, knit in plush garter stitch that drapes comfortably
around the neck and shoulders.

The hood is worked in one piece from one scarf tip to the other
scarf tip, with a built-in border that combines an i-cord edging
and a subtle slipped-stitch detail. Bold stripes are created using
a simple intarsia technique. The hood shape is formed with increases and decreases, then seamed at the back of the head.

Video
Chromia Hood Technique Overview Video
https://youtu.be/steuhkyo0ks

Finished measurements
Length from hood to tip, approx 38.75” 98 cm
Depth of hood, approx 10” 25 cm

Yarn
Osprey by Quince & Co (100% American wool; 170yd
155m/100g)
• 2 skeins Audouin (MC); approx 320yd 292m
• 1 skein Aleutian (C1); approx 30yd 27m
• 1 skein Honey (C2); approx 36yd 32m
• 1 skein Peaks Ferry (C3); approx 39yd 36m
note: if only doing one stripe color, approx 105yd of CC is required

Needles
US 10 6 mm straight needles
Or size to obtain gauge

Gauge
14 sts and 30 rows = 4” 10 cm in garter stitch, after blocking

Notions
• Stitch marker
• Tapestry needle

Stitch Pattern
Garter stitch
Flat
Knit every row.