Woodsy Button-up Neck Warmer
This Woodsy Button-up Neck Warmer is cute and easy. Using a simple garter stitch, this free knitting pattern will help you make a snug and stylish accessory. While this neck warmer knitting pattern is designed for a close fit around your neck, it could easily be lengthened by a few rows, if you want a looser style. This easy knitting pattern is sure to become a staple in your collection because of how clean and classic it is. Wear this neck warmer as a cozy all-day accessory or with your favorite coat to keep the winter winds away.
NotesThis pattern also requires buttons, a sewing needle, and embroidery floss to match the yarn color.
Knitting Needle Size10.5 or 6.5 mm
Yarn Weight(6) Super Bulky/Super Chunky (4-11 stitches for 4 inches)
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3cats2love
Oct 22, 2017
Some people don't want to wear a long scarf or big floppy cowl, some jackets just don't have room for that, so this neck warmer looks like a great alternative. The simple pattern could be done in almost any color and you could use all types of buttons on it. No two would look alike!
Morehouse17
Aug 31, 2017
At first glance I thought of my husband and then my sons. Does anyone think this would be too girly?
lcarr
Oct 16, 2017
I dont think it would be too girly. It looks pretty gender neutral to me. Choose colours you know they would enjoy. There are a lot of buttons that could make this more masculine looking. Alternatively, you could omit the buttons all together and either sew it together like a cowl, or add Velcro as a closure if you think the buttons are too much.
Gracie
Jun 28, 2017
This button up neck warmer is perfect for travel. It will lie flat in a suitcase or fold easily in a coat pocket. When worn, it fits snugly and is tall enough to really keep the neck warm. It would make a good gift because you can whip up a few in no place at all. The buttons give you an opportunity to really personalize the warmer to fit the wearer. Nice pattern.
Delphine Bryant
Jun 01, 2017
I do not live in really cold weather country, but I like the idea of this button up neck warmer. This idea allows you to be able to keep the cold out but not be so cumbersome at the same time. The design uses little yarn and looks like it works up really quick.
Lynn K
Jan 12, 2017
I really love this close fitting neck warmer. My work is quite physical and the looser infinity scarves, although great to wear when I'm not working, tend to get in my way when bending over, etc. And the addition of the large buttons finish off the simple design just beautifully. Cant wait to start knitting!
ashleroo
Jan 04, 2017
This is a really cute and practical pattern. I frequently work outside in the winter and am always looking for something to wear that is both cute and practical. I really think that this pattern hits the mark. I love the adorable buttons and will have to be looking for some like that on my next trip to the craft store. I think that this will be a lovely piece for a beginner to knit up. I'm a little bit more advanced, but still like a good and simple pattern to pass the time.
KnittingTherapy201 6
Dec 22, 2016
These i't's a beautiful and fairly easy pattern to work, i've done a couple of warmers using the pattern and people have love the result. For begginers its perfect to practice the tension of their knit, and the sticht but its also fun to knit sometihing that doesn't requeried a lot of concentration, just for relaxing in front of the Tv. I think this could also be fitted to be work as a one piece knit with circular needles, but i'm not sure how to modify the pattern, maybe some can tell me if they tried it.
The Designing Peng uin
Oct 13, 2016
simple stitch close fitting to the neck for warmth and attractive with the buttons - another great pattern to encourage beginners
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