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Keep Me Warm Neck Warmer, crochet pattern designed by Janet Pippin on Ravelry. Find the free pattern here!
Dog did not get a blanket today but he did get a neck warmer. Seems to think it's cozy.
Victorian Neck Warmer - NEW in my Etsy Shop!
Material: 100% microfibre
Neck circumference, relaxed (stretchy): 38 cm / 14.5 in
Width: 21 cm / 8.5 in
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Crochet Chevron Cowl 🤎🧡
Just finished this sample for a pattern and my daughter has claimed for her weekend trip to Brighton 🧶
The tutorial will be available in my shop this weekend if you are looking for an easy relaxing crochet project that could be perfect for handmade gifts this autumn and winter
I recently finished this commission for several knitted entrelac neck warmers -- asexual, bisexual, rainbow, and aromantic pride colours, and one pillow (aro colours). I currently have one each of the transgender and pansexual pride neck warmers pictured in stock.
The neckwarmers are $50 each plus shipping. They are 100% acrylic, and measure roughly 15x13 inches. The pillow version is $75 plus shipping.
Please feel free to message me at any time to place an order, inquire about custom work, or with any questions at all you might have!
Some recent knitting projects. A scarf and a neck warmer.
(I can finally post because they have been successfully delivered to real life tumblr mutuals 💜💜💜)
I made both using the same pattern with reversible cables but lost a game of yarn chicken with the one on the right. The solution was to unravel a bit and improvise some button holes and then sew on buttons.
The one on the left has tassels which I totally forgot how to make until I started winding yarn on card board.
Be warm this winter my mutuals.