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Neck Warmers

Cuddle up with a cozy knit neck warmer to keep out the cold.  These quick patterns are a great alternative to full on scarves or cowls.

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Woodsy Button-up Neck Warmer

This Woodsy Button-up Neck Warmer is cute and easy. Using a simple garter… More

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Toasty Warm Knit Neck Warmer

Sometimes you need to keep your neck warm but don't want to be readjusting… More

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Boxes Full O' Seeds Neck Warmer

You asked for it on Facebook so here it is! Enjoy this free knitting… More

(11 Votes)

Chunky Aplaca Neckwarmer

This Chunky Aplaca Neckwarmer is an easy knitting pattern that is sure to… More

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Autumn Leaves Scarflette

Stay classy and elegant this fall with this Autumn Leaves Scarflette.… More

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Strawberry Jam Neck Wrap

Try something bold and beautiful with this Strawberry Jam Neck Wrap… More

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Friendship Knit Scarflet

This Friendship Knit Scarflet is so fuzzy and comfy, you'll be wanting to… More

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Victorian Neck Truffle

Keep warm the posh way with the Victorian Neck Truffle. This exquisite… More

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Romantic Victorian Neckwarmer

If you love knitting patterns, neckwarmers are great patterns to make for… More

(42 Votes)

Liza Rose Scarflet

Lose yourself in a romantic daydream with this free knitting pattern… More

(2 Votes)

Herringbone Neckwarmer

The Herringbone Neckwarmer is a great alternative to the traditional knit… More

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White Hooded Capelet

Wear this hooded capelet for a white wonderland look. You will look like… More

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Cable Knit Buttoned Neck Warmer

Keep your neck warm this winter season with an adorable accessory. The… More

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Scarf Button Wrap

This Scarf Button Wrap pattern will look great on you and will help you… More

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Two Hour Pink Clouds Cowl

Your neck and shoulders will be in heaven with this pillow-soft neck… More

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Striping Sparkle Scrubby

The Striping Sparkle Scrubby is a wonderful free knit dishcloth pattern you will work up in no time. Two shades of blue combine to… Continue reading: "Striping Sparkle Scrubby"



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