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    Frog Greyhound Snood Crochet Pattern

    By Grey & Crochet

    FROG GREYHOUND SNOOD BY GREY & CROCHET


    Pattern Level: Easy
    Materials Used:
    Yarn:
    • Green Acrylic 8 Ply (Approx. 80g).
    • Black and White Acrylic 8 Ply (scrap amounts)
    Hooks:
    • 5 mm Crochet Hook
    • 3 mm Crochet Hook
    You may use thicker yarn and a larger hook to create the snood quicker, just
    adjust the chains and rows to fit your dog’s measurements. Places to adjust are
    noted in the pattern.

    Abbreviations:
    • Rnd: Round/Row
    • St: Stich
    • Ch: Chain
    • SC: US Single Crochet
    • Slst: Slip Stich
    • BLO: Back Loop Only
    • MR: Magic Ring/Magic Circle
    • Inc: Single Crochet Increase
    • Dec: Invisible Single Crochet Decrease
    • (): Stiches noted in brackets are repeated for the indicated times
    • []: Total stiches at the end of the round

    Notes:
    This pattern is written in US terminology.
    This pattern was written to fit a greyhound however can be adjusted to fit other
    breeds. It may not be suitable for all dogs.
    Depending on your greyhound’s size, you may need to adjust the pattern
    slightly, instructions are provided on how to do this.

    FROG GREYHOUND SNOOD BY GREY & CROCHET


    Snood Pattern:
    Use your green yarn and a 5 mm hook to create the snood. I do not chain 1 at
    the end of each round, however you can do this if you prefer.
    Neck section:
    Rnd 1: Ch 26 [adjust chains depending on the length of your dog’s neck, this
    will be the height of the red line].
    Rnd 2: Skip first Ch, SC in all 25 ch, turn
    [25]
    Rnd 3: BLO SC in each St, turn [25]
    Rnd 4-75*: BLO SC x 25, turn [25]
    *Adjust the number of rows so the neck
    part fits comfortably around your dog’s
    neck.
    Rnd 76: Slst the 2 ends together, working
    through both loops of the SC and the
    chain stich [25]
    Do not fasten off.
    Head section:
    Rnd 1: Ch 5 [adjust chains depending on how far you want the snood to sit on
    your dog’s face, this will be the length of the white line].
    Rnd 2: Skip first Ch, SC into the remaining 4 Ch, SC around the 76 rows of the
    neck part, SC into the other side of the 4 Ch, turn [4 + 76 + 4 = 84]
    Rnd 3: BLO SC in each St, turn [84]
    Rnd 4-30*: BLO SC x 84, turn [84]
    *Adjust the number of rounds so the head part almost closes comfortably
    around your dog’s head when you join the 2 sides. This will be the height of the
    purple line. Make sure it’s not too loose as we’ll be working 4 more rows which
    include decreases.

    FROG GREYHOUND SNOOD BY GREY & CROCHET


    If you’ve adjusted the pattern and have a different number of stiches, deduct 8
    stiches for the decrease from the number of stiches you had at the end of
    round 30 and divide that number by 2. In row 31 you will single crochet for this
    amount, work 4 decreases and single crochet in the reaming stiches. Repeat
    the above steps until row 34. E.g. at round 30 I had 84 stiches, 84 – 8 = 76. 76/2
    = 38. So based on a stich count of 84 in round 30, round 31 would be:
    Rnd 31: BLO SC 38, (Dec) x 4, SC 38, turn (80)
    Rnd 32: BLO SC 36, (Dec) x 4, SC 36, turn (76)
    Rnd 33: BLO SC 34, (Dec) x 4, SC 34, turn (72)
    Rnd 34: BLO SC 32, (Dec x 4), SC 32, turn (68)
    35: Slst the 2 ends together, working through both loops of both SCs.
    Fasten off and weave in your end on the inside of the snood.

    Frog Eye Pattern: Create 2


    Use your 3-weight yarn and a 3 mm hook to create the eyes. Colours used will
    be indicated at the start of each round.

    Back of eyes (make 2):


    In green:
    Rnd 1: 6 SC in MR
    Rnd 2: Inc x 6 [12]
    Rnd 3: (1 SC, Inc) x 6 [18]
    Rnd 4: 1 SC, Inc, (2 SC, Inc) x 5, 1 SC [24]
    Rnd 5: (3 SC, Inc) x 6 [30]
    Rnd 6: 2 SC, Inc, (4 SC, Inc) x 5, 2 SC [36]
    Fasten off.

    FROG GREYHOUND SNOOD BY GREY & CROCHET


    Front of eyes (make 2):
    Start in black
    Rnd 1: 6 SC in MR
    Rnd 2: Inc x 6 [12]
    Change to white
    Rnd 3: (1 SC, Inc) x 6 [18]
    Rnd 4: 1 SC, Inc, (2 SC, Inc) x 5, 1
    SC [24]
    Rnd 5: (3 SC, Inc) x 6 [30]
    Change to green
    Rnd 6: 2 SC, Inc, (4 SC, Inc) x 5, 2 SC [36]
    Don’t fasten off.

    Hold the front and pack of the eye


    together, ensuring the right side is
    facing outwards and any yarn ends are
    sandwiched between the pieces (knot
    them or weave them in to secure
    them). Slip stich through all 36 stiches
    on the front and back piece to connect
    them, fasten off leaving a long tail for
    sewing.

    Sew the eyes on the 2nd to 4th ribs from


    the centre, 15 stiches away from the
    front of the snood. There should be an
    interspace of 3 ribs (one on each side
    of the centre join).

    FROG GREYHOUND SNOOD BY GREY & CROCHET


    Hope you enjoyed this pattern!
    You can find us on Instagram and YouTube @GreyAndCrochet

    Created January 2024

    FROG GREYHOUND SNOOD BY GREY & CROCHET

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