Fleece Neck Warmer/Headband

Since I plan on riding my bike to work throughout the winter I decided I would need something to keep my neck warm that wouldn't fall off or get all tangled up. This doubles as an ear-warming headband when my neck gets too hot; all you need to do is fold it to the desired width.

Making the neck warmer only requires a minimal amount of fleece scraps and sewing time for a practical and nice-looking product.Since it was so quick and simple to make, I made a few for my family on my flight home this Christmas!

Step 1 Materials

Materials:

1. Fleece
2. Needle
3. Embroidery thread
4. Scissors
5. Pins

You may also choose to make this using an overlapping stitch on a sewing machine, in which case you don't  need the thread and needle.

Comments

[unexpired]

The needle was easy - I just stuck it in the fabric. I didn't actually take scissors though, I used keys to cut the thread instead.

[caitlinsdad]

How did you get the needle and scissors past the TSA? I do like the scalloped insert design though.

[Penolopy Bulnick]

So cute, and I imagine, very soft!