Scarves, loops, Möbius scarves, and neck warmers: craft your own stylish, warm accessories now

Dear Community,

how about a new scarf, loop, circular scarf, Möbius scarf, neck warmer, scarf collar, scoodie, or even shoulder warmers—or an elegant stole? These are great accessories that also keep you nice and warm. The shop has plenty of matching patterns for knitting, crocheting, and sewing. There’s definitely something for everyone. 

Would you like to share your own craft projects related to this theme here? Please upload only your own photos. 

@Authors,

You can feature 2–3 relevant patterns here. Please feature only one pattern per promotional post and wait until 1–2 other authors have promoted their patterns before featuring another one. Every pattern promoted here must have at least 5 sales and a conversion rate (CR) of at least 2%. Don’t forget to include a link, good photos, and well-written descriptions. 

With this stole, you can turn any simple outfit into festive attire. It’s an elaborate project that’s a joy to knit from the very start. Thanks to the double-face knitting technique, the stole looks beautiful from both sides. Perfect for wrapping yourself in warm colors on a gray winter day.

Here’s the knitting pattern for “Tropical Dream”

Have you seen my knitted roll-neck collar yet?

With this design, you’ll be well-dressed during the cold season. Worn like a loop scarf, it also keeps your shoulders and neck warm. 

It’s knitted using knit and purl stitches, and if you already have experience with circular needles, the thick yarn makes it quite quick to knit. 

Click here for the Cold Christmas collar pattern

This scarf, or mini shawl, in rainbow colors is a true lightweight.
It will bring color to the darker time of year and make you turn heads.

Since it is knitted almost entirely with knit stitches, the pattern is also perfect for knitting while watching TV.

You can use any yarn and, of course, any colors you have in your stash or that match your wardrobe.

HERE you’ll find the pattern for the “Lightweight” shawl

Happy knitting from Mona (Froschoma_Mona)