hair net substitute

[precious]

Okay I know. Hairnet????:think My BFF and I are going to start a catering business and protection from loose hairs are a must :yes . I don't like hair nets but hats aren't that professional looking. Well not the look we are after. I was thinking of making life a mesh version of the rasta tam or a snood that covers the whole back of the head. I need it to cover the hair like a hair net. Any ideas??? :D :D :D Thank you for your ideas. Can't wait to see what I get. I know we are all up for challenges right. :turtle TIA!!!
Jennifer

[Granny Square]

Here's some
http://www.crochetnbeads.com/files/Snood.pdf
http://www.*********************/crochet/persno.html
http://www.rois.org/fate/checksnood.html

A net triangle scarf
http://www.croshaydesign.com/freescarf.pdf

[Julia from NorCal]

A fez or a beret style might be worth looking at.

[Tiga]

Whatever you make, wear it over a regulation hair net. The hair nets have a very, very fine net to catch stray hairs; I've worked in cooking, and unless you put your hair up in a bun and shellac it with hairspray, nothing crocheted - not even thread! - is going to keep hair out of food.

But, an open stitch/lacy rasta tam would be a great cover for the ugly hair nets.

[precious]

Whatever you make, wear it over a regulation hair net. The hair nets have a very, very fine net to catch stray hairs; I've worked in cooking, and unless you put your hair up in a bun and shellac it with hairspray, nothing crocheted - not even thread! - is going to keep hair out of food.

But, an open stitch/lacy rasta tam would be a great cover for the ugly hair nets.

Oh I know. I thought I'd tack sew an actual hairnet to the inside so I can put them both on at one time and of course replace hairnet as needed.

[precious]

By the way Thanks for the pattern links and beret idea. We want to add style and I think ya'll helped me figure out a way! Thanks a bunch!