Snúsnú was part of my Icelandic Yarn Club 5 and is now available as a single pattern. You can join my Clubs here.

Snúsnú snoo-snoo is a little shawl that will naturally curl around your neck and stay perfectly in place. It is knitted back and forth from the nape of the neck to the border and uses only 3 skeins of 50g Aran weight yarn. The fun border of dropped stitches make it much bigger than expected from such a little amount of yarn.
Snúsnú starts with a garter tab cast on, creating a continuous strip of garter stitch along the top edge of the shawl. Stitches are increased both on right and wrong sides, giving the shawl its twirling shape. A couple of tassels on both ends adds playfulness. Snúsnú refers to twirling (snúast) in Icelandic and is a cute word for a jump rope, which could translate as “twirltwirl”.

Size
Blocking diameter: 85 cm / 33 ½”
Depth: 38 cm / 15”

Gauge: 10 cm / 4” = 13 sts and 21 rows in St st on 5.5 mm / US 9 needle. Gauge is not essential but will affect the yardage used. If it´s too loose, you may run out.

Wool: Aran weight

Shown in:
MC: Mosa Mjúkull from Gústa, pure new wool (66% alpaca from Peru, 34% Icelandic wool), Aran weight, 50 g skein = 78 m / 85 yds, shade blue-grey #5600
CCs: Ær from Gilhagi family farm and minimill, pure new wool, 100% Icelandic sheep wool, 2-ply Aran weight, 50g skein = approx. 100 m / 109 yds
CC1: dark grey, natural color, not dyed
CC2: medium grey, natural color, not dyed

Yardage used:
MC: 70 m / 76 yds
CC1: 90 m / 98 yds
CC2: 90 m / 98 yds

Needle: 5.5 mm / US 9 circular needle or size to obtain the gauge. Crochet hook (optional) 5 mm / I-9 for BO (can also be done with the knitting needle).

Notions: tapestry needle, stitch markers, blocking material (such as pins, wires, blocking mat).