Accessories in Sirdar Tundra Super Chunky - 8084 - Downloadable PDF

Accessories in Sirdar Tundra Super Chunky 8084 – Knitted Snood, Hats, and Scarf Pattern

This downloadable PDF from Sirdar, pattern number 8084, is a collection of four cosy winter accessories all knitted in Sirdar Tundra Super Chunky yarn. The set includes a snood, a pull on hat, a T bag hat, and a scarf, making it an ideal pattern bundle for anyone looking to build a complete cold-weather accessories wardrobe. Rated as intermediate in difficulty, this pattern is well suited to knitters who are comfortable with basic techniques and ready to explore simple shaping and construction methods. Because the yarn is super chunky weight, projects work up quickly on large needles, making the finished results feel rewarding without requiring weeks of work.

Yarn and Materials

All four accessories are worked in Sirdar Tundra Super Chunky, a luxuriously thick yarn that delivers exceptional warmth and texture. Each design is shown in a different shade, giving a clear sense of the yarn's versatility across the colour range:

• Snood: Sirdar Tundra Super Chunky shade 856 – requires 2 x 100g balls
• Pull On Hat: Sirdar Tundra Super Chunky shade 852 – requires 1 x 100g ball
• T Bag Hat: Sirdar Tundra Super Chunky shade 850 – requires 1 x 100g ball
• Scarf: Sirdar Tundra Super Chunky shade 855 – requires 2 x 100g balls

Two needle sizes are required across the collection. 8mm (UK0 / USA11) knitting needles are used for the pull on hat and the T bag hat, while 10mm (UK000 / USA15) knitting needles are used for the snood and the scarf. Having both sizes to hand before starting is recommended, particularly if you plan to knit more than one accessory from the pattern.

The Snood

The snood is a versatile neckwear piece that can be worn looped around the neck for warmth or pulled up over the lower face in colder conditions. In this pattern, the finished snood measures approximately 20 cm wide by 68 cm long (8 x 26¾ inches), giving it enough length to wrap comfortably. It is knitted on 10mm needles using Sirdar Tundra Super Chunky shade 856 and requires two 100g balls of yarn. The generous needle size combined with the super chunky yarn weight creates a thick, insulating fabric that is both practical and stylish.

Techniques and Stitches – Snood

• Knit (k) and purl (p) stitches form the foundation of the fabric
• Pattern repeats (patt) are used to maintain consistent texture across the length
• Worked flat on a straight pair of 10mm needles

The Pull On Hat

The pull on hat is a classic, close-fitting beanie style designed to fit an average adult head. It is knitted on 8mm (UK0 / USA11) needles using Sirdar Tundra Super Chunky shade 852, and only one 100g ball of yarn is needed, making it a quick and economical make. Pull on hats of this style typically involve working a ribbed brim for stretch and fit, followed by a straight body section, before crown shaping is introduced using decrease stitches to draw the top of the hat to a neat finish.

Techniques and Stitches – Pull On Hat

• Knit (k) and purl (p) stitches throughout
• Decrease (dec) shaping used to form the crown
• Stitches worked together (tog) to reduce stitch count at the top
• Worked flat on