Pidge/Neck Warmer & Christmas Beanie (img hvy)

[woomba]

Well I haven't found out the difference between a Pidge and a Neck warmer except for the type of materials and the price charged lol. Here is mine made in wool with my favorite Christmas Beanie

The pattern for a crocheted Pidge is pick a width 5 to ? inches...approx 20 inches in length plus a inch or two of trim on ends if wanted. Pick any type yarn (get a spool or ball of that expensive stuff you have always wanted to try out)..., Hook to size of yarn, go find a pretty stitch you always wanted to try out, and be creative...a good trim for ends for button holes is sc. Try more than one color...perhaps more than one type of yarn.....a great scrap yarn project that can become a art deco pidge. I love this pidge/neck warmer because I can be as creative as I want. I used a seed stitch which I love with a sc trim at ends. I made this for my DD living in Germany.

 

Last is my favorite christmas hat knitted on a knit loom with christmas yarn and white ribbon .

 

Now I'm off for my next creative pidge/neck warmer project. Cheers:hook

[carovan]

That looks very warm and cozy. Your dd will love it.

[shifio]

i love that i wear a lot of v necks and that would be good instead of turning up the heating

[Julexia]

Very nice neck warmer! And I love your hat!

[auntbubbels]

They look great and you look so warm and cozy :cheer

[misssmaggie]

Nice...looks great !!! Thanks for sharing !!!

[woomba]

Thank you for all your nice comments. I was modeling that in front of the fan...It is quite warm in Australia lol. I am busy making gifts for family and friends in Germany and US where it is getting cold.

[craziebunny]

Great looking!

[ZoeZoesmom]

I love that neck warmer! Nice work!

[LondonLaura]

The stitchwork on the pidge is really stylish, it looks great. And your hat is adorable!

[cher49]

so pretty.

[ladybug33]

I like those! I especially love the Pidge........that would be nice to have for football games!