Photos and Patterns of Hooded Scarf
Style infinity
scarves
For those who love to enhance and enhance the look, the infinity neck style models are perfect!
In this version, instead of a scarf with free ports, the length forms a kind of necklace that can be wrapped around the neck.
Among the inspirations of the infinity collar with hood, this model brings a trendy color for winter -marsala- and with braided knitted details.
The long collar allows you to wrap it around your neck and the hood is perfect to keep warm during the coldest days.
Another inspiration for the infinity collar model is this wool version, which has more volume and in a color gradient.
The model has a less defined cap and when not worn it is well concealed in the collar.
lookssingle
If the idea is to have a wildcard piece to match different looks, the simpler hooded scarf models are great!
This style can be knitted or crocheted, and is perfect for adding a touch of style to the look and completing the look with that top that doesn't have a beanie.
Among the inspirations of the 2-in-1 scarf styles, this version has longer ends of the scarf, allowing it to be rolled up in different ways.
Another detail of the accessory is the longer hat with conical tip and pompom, which gives a different touch to the piece.
The model is wider and falls over the shoulders, allowing the scarf to be worn in different ways to enhance the look.
With braiding
For those who want to add a detail that further embellishes the hooded scarf, they can add the stitches that form a braid on the piece and give an even more stylish finish to the garment.
This type of braid is perfect to make around the scarf, as a finishing touch, or even in the center of the piece, as a detail to enhance the complement.
Inspired by the braided model, this version features a braid on one of the edges, as if it were a finishing touch to the piece.
The braided detail here really enhances the hooded scarf and transforms a basic piece into a statement piece.
To not make the look heavy, the idea was to keep only the highlight for the braid and use simple, closed stitches.
with pocket
In addition to being a super versatile scarf with a hat, this type of complement can still have an extra detail, which is the pocket. In that case, the piece is perfect for keeping your hands warm during cold days.
An inspiration for scarf with hood and pocket is this knitted model made with degraded wool, which gives the piece a green and purple effect without changing the yarn.
The model has a cap and a pocket at both ends of the scarf, which is ideal for keeping both hands warm on colder days.
Another model with a pocket is this variation, which is a mix of blue and brown.
In this case, brown was added on the hood and pompom part, giving a touch of color to the scarf.
Animal / funny
When it comes to a hooded scarf, there is no shortage of models and style inspiration for the accessory, and for those who like to include a cute and fun detail in the look, they can choose models that have a detail that makes the accessory fun .
Among the ideas for a scarf with a funny hat, it is worth including ears, horns and many other details that can refer to the animal world.
In this fun scarf inspiration, the idea was to make a model where the hat has little ears, and despite being just a detail, the result is super creative and gives a more cheerful touch to the look.
The model was made in a mix of 3 colors -black, gray and white- and despite being more fun, it looks very cool in different looks proposals, since it only has neutral colors.
Children's
The accessory is also perfect for children, after all, the idea is that the item is warm and keeps everyone protected on cold days.
As an inspiration for kids, this model follows the style of the scarf with a hood and pockets, and is a great substitute for gloves.
Another super cool and fun idea for kids is this unicorn pattern.
The scarf has a unicorn horn on the hood and even has wool bangs, which refer to the mane of the mythological being.
In addition to fun, the model still has pockets at the ends of the scarf.
