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Tuesday, February 01, 2005
RIBBED NECK/FACE WARMER
copyright © 02/01/05 Dot Matthews
 
MATERIALS:
I hook
175 yds (2 oz) 3 ply sport weight yarn
blunt needle
WORK ENTIRE PATTERN IN BACK LOOPS ONLY
ROW 1: ch 31, sc in 2nd ch from hook and in ea st to end, ch 1, turn (30 sc)
ROW 2 thru ROW 64: sc in ea st across, ch 1, turn. (30 sc)
At the end of row 64, work thru back loops and opposite side of foundation ch, sl st in ea st across.
Fasten off and weave in ends.
Posted at 10:06 am by Dot
 | | | PHYLLIS
April 22, 2009 01:28 AM PDT
HI DOT
I LOVE YOUR SITE,THANK YOU HAVE LEARN SO MUCH FROM YOU.
BLESS YOU. | |
| | | Sue
November 9, 2008 09:25 AM PST
Hi Dot,
No matter what I do, I can't seem to view the photos of many projects: ie: ribbed neck/face warmer.
My computer is set to view all pictures.
Any other hints would be great!
Thanks | |
| | | Jennie
August 7, 2007 01:08 PM PDT
Wow, this is very stylish! I bought some sport weight Red Heart yarn and a crochet hook today and I'm going to make this! Can you tell me what brand of yarn you used? | |
| | | Yvonne
March 10, 2007 03:33 PM PST
My husband has been asking me to make something like this for him. I'm so glad I found this pattern! I think I'll make one for myself too. Thanks! | |
| | | mandilyn
January 16, 2007 07:58 AM PST
thank you so much for sharing this pretty pattern. I just made a copy and will be making some very soon. Thank you again! | |
| | | Elaine
January 1, 2007 05:59 PM PST
You're awesome and Spike is adorable! | |
| | | Jayne
December 30, 2006 06:56 PM PST
My husband wants a neck warmer for quading in the snow he fins a touque makes his helmut painfully tight! So I am going to give this a whirl. Couldn't resist your little gadabout bag might try in a fuzzy or eyelash yarn! Great way to use up bits! Love your site Dot! Keep on hooking! | |
| | | Renee
July 4, 2006 06:28 PM PDT
OH I need this for Hunting, Thanks for sharing:) | |
| | | Sarah B
June 15, 2006 03:25 AM PDT
This is such a cool idea! I hate it when I can't get a scarf to stay over the bottom of my face when it's extra cold. Problem solved! | |
| | | Julie
February 27, 2006 05:13 PM PST
I have an idea on how to make it cover the shoulders:
Extend the starting ch then use dc for the shoulder part, still crocheting in BLO.
I would try it out but no hooks or yarn around that isn't already being used.
Just an idea that hit me when I read Brenda's question. | |
| | | Dot
January 21, 2006 07:49 PM PST
Hi Brenda, I love hearing that people are learning from using my patterns. This was a fun project for me to make. I don't know how to adjust it to fit over your shoulders, sorry, but if you figure it out, I hope you'll share with us. | |
| | | Brenda
January 20, 2006 10:07 AM PST
Hi Dot,
Love your patterns and have learn so much from you. I have made this ribbed neck warmer and was wishing that it was much wider at the bottom so that it would cover the top of my shoulders. Could you please give me some ideas on how to do this?
Thank you. | |
| | | Dot
December 15, 2005 03:12 PM PST
Hi Kristen. Welcome to crochet. I'm so glad to know you're enjoying my patterns. This neck warmer is very stretchy and even made with 4 ply worsted weight, if you worked in the back loops of every stitch, it should be stretchy. The beauty of this pattern is that you can add rows to make it fit anyone you want, so if you need to make it bigger, just add more rows. Congratulations on having a son interested in learning crochet. Tell him I said "WAY TO GO"! That must be exciting for both of you.
You can always email me through the "contact me" link on the front page, just below Spike's picture, if you need my help. I'm never too far from my keyboard and I always try to help with crochet questions.
Happy holidays to you and yours. | |
| | | Kristen Geiger
December 15, 2005 12:53 PM PST
Hi Dot,
I am new to crochet and have truly enjoyed looking at your patterns. I am attempting to make the ribbed neck/face warmer with my seven year old son ( he is learning also ). I started out using 4ply worsted wt and an H hook because i crochet loose. Is the sport weight stretchy? The one we are making just fits around his neck. Thanks for sharing your work - it's amazing! Peace, Kristen | |
| | | Dot
November 28, 2005 06:33 PM PST
Hi Barbara, you're welcome. What a great idea! How nice of your to do that. | |
| | | Barbara
November 28, 2005 04:54 PM PST
Thanks for this great pattern. I am making them in black and forwarding them to our troops in Iraq. It can get very cold there, and the fact that these neckwarmers can double as face protectors and earmuffs is GREAT!
THANKS .... | |
| | | Dot
November 19, 2005 07:39 PM PST
Hi Laura, Thank you, I'm glad you like my patterns. I'm from North Carolina, nice to meet you. | |
| | | NameLaura
November 19, 2005 05:52 PM PST
I'm from Wisconsin and I think your patterns are wonderful. Thank you so much. | |
| | | Dot
July 1, 2005 09:57 PM PDT
I thought so too. I hope you have a great holiday, too and be safe! Spike says, Arf right back atcha! | |
| | | countrylady
July 1, 2005 11:19 AM PDT
What a great idea, I am going to try it. It is so hard to wear a hat with long hair, for me anyway, as I always have it in a ponytail. So this is wonderulf.
Have a wonderful 4th.
Tell Spike Arf.
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| | | Dot
June 30, 2005 06:25 PM PDT
Thank you CountryLady. Did you see what Alice said about how they wear them in Italy. She said long haired ladies wear them as hats with their hair hanging out the back. With your long hair, you might want to try one for yourself. | |
| | | countrylady
June 30, 2005 04:20 PM PDT
Love this, will be making it for my nieces, as long as it is in black they will wear it, teenages what can you do. You do wonderful work. Thank you for sharing. | |
| | | Dot
February 2, 2005 03:47 PM PST
Thank you, Anna, I'm glad you like it. | |
| | | Anna
February 2, 2005 02:53 PM PST
You continue to amaze me with your creations! Nice! | |
| | | Dot
February 1, 2005 07:44 PM PST
I'd take you up on it, but I'd have to go to the post office and that requires leaving the house and I'm just way too lazy for that. lol
Thanks Marvie. I hope you enjoy the patterns. | |
| | | Marvie
February 1, 2005 05:28 PM PST
Heheh I'd model it for ya Dot.... but you'd have to mail it to me ;)
Another pair of great designs, I swear lady, I am going to end up having an entire binder just for Dot Patterns *g* | |
| | | Dot
February 1, 2005 04:19 PM PST
Thank you Debbie. | |
| | | Debbie
February 1, 2005 01:48 PM PST
Another great pattern to add to the winter wear. Thanks, Dot, for all you give to us. You're a special lady! | |
| | | Dot
February 1, 2005 01:07 PM PST
Thanks for the information, Alice, I'll have to see if I can get someone to model it being worn that way. All my foam heads are hairless. | |
| | | Dot
February 1, 2005 01:06 PM PST
Thanks Kari. | |
| | | ALice Twain
February 1, 2005 12:23 PM PST
Here in Italy these ribbed warmers are also worn as hats, although they are mostly knitted (machine knitted) in horizontal ribs. They are just worn over the head, long-haired women wear them with the hair hanging from the back opening. | |
| | | Kari Holtz
February 1, 2005 10:52 AM PST
OOOOOOH I love it! | |
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