"Materials required Heavy Worsted weight yarn, CYC 4 65-70 gms (120-130 yds) Suggested yarns: Red Heart super saver, Caron One pound, Lion brand pound of love regular crochet hook 8 mm Notions A pair of scissors measuring tape yarn needle to sew in ends/button 2 buttons (make sure that they can go through the tunisian stitches) Gauge : 10 sts by 8 rows = 4″ by 4″ square Note : Gauge is not important but will give an idea of how big the finished neck warmer will be. Finished size : 8″ wide by 27″ long After blocking 9.5″ wide by 29″ long"
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Crochet Asymmetrical Neckwarmer
If you want something fun and unusual this winter, here is the idea of this crochet asymmetrical neck warmer. Here is this asymmetrical and colorfully cute crochet neck warmer that will make you look awfully amazing and fun. The pattern is easy enough to be done by the beginners too. Check out the details here!
Crochet Helen Neckwarmer
Here is this crochet Helen neck warmer, which is simple and stylish and so much but also quite warm and cozy. The neck warmer is made out of bulky self-striped yarn, and it is really adding oodles of charm and beauty to it. You need to use alternating single and double crochet stitches to work up this neck warmer. Details here!
Crochet Neckwarmer Pattern
This is one of the most gorgeous, the most delicate, and famine neck warmer to keep your neck toasty in a pure and high fashion style. The gorgeous crochet neck warmer ties up with a knot at the front and turns out to be so enchanting. This would make a perfect warm addition to your date or dinner night dress. Check out the details here!
Bobble Edge Crochet Neck Warmer
This gorgeous neck warmer has an eye-popping color combination and various stitches to make it look super pretty and fascinating. The neck warmer is made out of the single stitch, chain, herringbone, slip stitch, and the edging has been done with the bobbles for a more delightful and chic look. Follow the pattern here!
Elsa Crochet Cowl Free Crochet Pattern
"The colours I have chosen are to represent true winter feeling. I used a combination of double zig zag crochet stitch to represent snowy mountains we often visited. This free crochet cowl pattern will put your crochet skills to the test as it uses a wide range of crochet stiches from the humble single crochet all the way to the tall treble crochet. It will keep you on your toes but once you get the rhythm, you'll be on your way to create your very own Elsa Crochet Cowl."
