Crochet Pattern: Absolutely Easy Neck Warmer
For the blistering cold winters, crochet an absolutely easy neck warmer to wear! This neck warmer pattern uses super bulky weight yarn and a large crochet hook to make your project fast to complete. You can also adjust the size of the neck warmer by following the instructions within the pattern.
Finished Size: 12″ (30.5 cm) wide, 6 1/2″ (16.5 cm) tall |
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Materials: Super Bulky Weight Yarn (approximately 50 yards) Crochet Hook N (10.00 mm) |
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Gauge: not really important, be sure to measure the neck warmer to create the size you desire.
Crochet Pattern: Neck Warmer
Round 1: ch 40 (or a chain that can fit over your head), sl st in first ch made forming a loop, be sure not to twist chain: 40 ch
Round 2: ch 3, dc in each ch around, sl st in top of beginning ch-3: 40 dc
Round 3: ch 3, dc in each dc around, sl st in top of beginning ch-3: 40 dc
Repeat round 3, five times or until the neck warmer is as tall as you desire.
If you need help crocheting this neck warmer, let me know and I’ll be glad to help!
This looks great! I’ll definitely be trying it out within the next couple of days. Thanks, Rachel!
Am I missing something? The pic looks like it folds over? I’ve been looking for a quick neck warmer for Christmas gifts.
Hey Cat, it’s a large ring that goes around your neck. When you wear it you can fold it over like in the picture to make it snug around your neck.
That’s a really cute design! Thanks so much, I’ll be linking.
I just discovered your site. I LOVE IT!! I haven’t crocheted in years, and I’m now getting back into it.
I really like this neck warmer and the pattern sounds very easy. Reading the pattern makes it sound like a ‘column’ but the picture makes it look like a “V” neck with a pretty fold.
Is it just how it is worn and styled in the picture, or did the pattern directions skip something?
Thanks for keeping this site up-to-date with modern patterns and styles.
Yup, it’s just how it’s worn in the pattern. A simple column can be worn in many ways!
how many strands of worsted weight yarn held together would i need to use because i don’t have bulky weight yarn. I want to make a bunch of these.
Hi Stacey, try holding 2 strands of worsted weight together.
Perfect timing! I just finished a hat with Lion Brand Chenille Thick & Quick and want to make a scarf with just one skein of yarn. I’m gonna try this one.
I love this. Don’t know how I missed it. I usually check your site daily.
I Rachel,
When you fold it, is it held together with something. I just made one without the yarn you suggested. I used a lighter weight worsted weight yarn ad i tried folding it and it does not look like yours. did you put something to make it stay in place?
It’s a great pattern…I love it.
Hi Jacqueline, nothing is holding the neck warmer in place. It probably doesn’t look exactly like the one in the picture because of the yarn you chose. The bulky yarn gives it a nice thickness.
Lion brand has a chenille “thick and quick” #6 yarn (1 skein, N hook) that works very nicely with this pattern. It folds and stays folded because of the weight of the yarn. I used a pretty wine color.
Hi Rachel, this is a great pattern! I can make one of these in an evening. I’ve made made 5, for daughters and DILs. I want to make some for my granddaughters. How many chains should I start with? Should I add a few chains larger that the girls’ head circumference? Thanks! Sally
Hi Sally, yes you should add a few chains longer than the head circumference. Make sure that the “ring” can fit over their head.