Thank you, Vanessa. I LOVED THIS TUTORIAL!!! My neighbor has a little “retirement” farm and had throat cancer many years ago. He has severe muscle spasms in his neck when he goes out to tend to his animals (mini donkeys, mini horses, and fainting goats) in the cold. Thanks to this easy tutorial, I am going to slip this happy little neck warmer onto his porch today. This project took me less than 15 minutes to make. Great job!!! Your hard work is appreciated. Merry Christmas.
I have been sewing for fifty years, and I REALLY appreciate all of the details that you give with your instructions. I don't always need them, but I'm sure there are those who do! Love you! DLS
Hello from Alaska. Burr -15 ish. I am so appreciative of your Video I need to make a head wrap for a Hebrew character in our church play Principles are the same. All of you eyes on hands on are spot on for those who view. God bless you. I really am glad I found your post I made these years ago but forgot my little girl is 31 now so THANKS.
Young lady, your tutorials are exceptionally well made. I really enjoy the fact that you are extremely well spoken and well versed in what you do. I enjoy the way you explain things clearly without getting too technical or explanatory about what you are doing. So many presenters and demonstrators try getting far too technical with their projects and will get too far into the nuances of their projects. As a viewer I find those approaches to be tedious and often, overly boring and not an enjoyable viewing experience. You don't do that. Your project descriptions and explanations are very well thought and planned. You speak in a way that is simple, clear and easy to understand without being too technical. Thank you.
thank you so much!! i’ve made a business selling these as a 12 year old alpine ski racer and i have made over $200. i use glitter and fleece fabric and my friends love it. i started off making the triangle pattern but this year i’m moving onto the oval!! you have been a great help.
You are absolutely the BEST sewing teacher I've ever had!! You simplify, clarify and describe in detail ever step of the projects you present. Any time I watch and a question pops in my mind, it seems your very next sentence clarifies and answers my concern!! Keep on with the tutorials!!
Thank you for this video. A friend made me one of these years ago and I was trying to deconstruct hers to make more. I searched on youtube and found this video. What a clever way to make it, this design is so much better than the one I have, the stitches are better hidden and it is so quick and easy. Thank you for your tutorial!
WOW....I knew your tute for today Vanessa would soon hit the site trail here , was anxious to see it pop up...and sit back once again for a time to "marvel" at the simplicity and reward of fun making this Fleece Neck Warmer. Talk about a versatile wearable.....this is the one. Not only just a neck warmer but head warmer as well...and am glad that you mentioned thru out the tute about adjusting the sizes.....height wise for whatever "need" you might want to experience with this gem of a project. Great ear warmer if made narrow....the sky is the limit for just wearing it on one's head in addition to the initial purpose for this particular project. Super wearable for Babies on up to the Seniors in your life!!! I had to admit with the fleece stash that I have, ..Ole Papabear Ken here had to smile...just thinking of the "stocking stuffers" I am going to whip up in literally minutes starting with my 4 grands....then some countless folks, friends and relatives that I'd like to give a little something to. Thanks yet once again Vanessa for a super project shared with us for DAY 8 of the last minute DIY series. Merry Christmas to you and yours!! Ken Orlando, Florida, USA
THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH!!! I BOUGHT THE FLEECE AND AM READY TO GO. ALL OF YOUR PROJECTS ARE AWESOME, SO IT WILL BE HARD TO CHOOSE WHICH TO START WITH...I WANT TO MAKE THEM FOR THE WHOLE WORLD, HA-HA!!! VICTORIA
I just absolutely, positively LOVE how you teach! You cover every possible angle when speaking about doing a project. I have been sewing for over 30 and I still learn a whole bunch from you. YOU ARE THE GREATEST!!
Thankyou so much,1st time using fleece,I set my stitch pattern and width, I did use a ballpoint needle which I think helped greatly as I was worried about using fleece.Made a large one for my son,now have to make 2 more for my stepkids and 1 for my daughter....thankyou so so much xxx
Vanessa... I've been sewing for many years and have never seen the "knot trick" you used with your hand stitching. You are a great teacher. Keep up the great work!
I’ve been sewing for over 50 years and came across your video when looking for a neck warmer. I want to congratulate you for your extremely clear detailed tutorial. You are a wonderful teacher for anyone who is new to sewing. Well done!
Not only is this a fun and quick project for me to use with my 10 yr old to learn to sew, you give some great little tips for general sewing and I love that. Thanks for the tutorial!
Great video with very clear instructions on how to make this item. I'm a fairly newbie to sewing but love working with fleece fabric. Have made many scarves and blankets and now going to make neck warmers for my grandkids in their favorite sport team fleece fabric. Thank you very much.
I needed something to keep warm while running during winter. I didn’t want to spend much money, so I decided to give this a try. I’m not good at sewing at all, but this turned out fine. I made it tall enough to be able to cover my nose and mouth if needed while running. Thanks for keeping the instructions simple!
Seriously, your tutorials are the B E S T on TH-cam!!! You give very thorough directions and explanation. Really like how you gave an example of the zig zag vs straight stitch ! ! ! Thank you for doing taking the time to make these videos!
I learned to do a French knot in embroidery when I was a child and never even thought about using that technique to knot my sewing thread. Thanks! By the way, I love your videos. Have watched them for years. Nice to see your new program, Crafty Gemini Creates with Minnesota Star Quilting, another fav.
As an elementary teacher I say this with great confidence, you are an excellent teacher! Thanks for this tutorial. My students will be receiving neck warmers instead of fleece scarves this year.
You're a life saver. Thanks for everything you post. You make everything so easy to understand and all your tips are so well thought out and helpful. Kudos Vanessa!
Oh Vanessa this video came at the perfect time for me. Every winter, I make fleece scarves and hats to take to our local mission church that feeds and clothes those that need it for free. I’ve been cutting the scarves but haven’t been able (Fibromyalgia and Arthritis) to make any hats yet. I try to do some of this in the summer and I do have some hats made but nearly not enough. I try to cut the scarves wide enough to wrap over the head if needed. I have already purchased all my fleece throughout this year as it was on sale and THIS NECK WARMER is what I am going to make. I have used your hat tutorial in the past as well as one that is less work for me for making the hats. I can’t thank you enough for this tutorial. It will be the perfect project for me to sew and it’s quick and easy. I can get a lot more made and keep a lot more people warm. Thank you so much. May God Bless You and your family this holiday season. Keep those quick and easy projects coming!!! You never know how important that a simple neck warmer can be to those that need them. Hugs. ❤️❤️❤️
Wow - another great tutorial! With the bone chilling weather we are having right now here in Ohio it is a quick and easy project! Your videos are very descriptive when detail is important. Thanks!
Vanessa, this is probably one of the best all around tutorials I have ever seen. I not only learned how to make the neckwarmer, but I learned a bunch of other tips as well...how to CUT fleece fabric...how to choose the LENGTH and WIDTH for a zigzag stitch when sewing fleece fabric...how to correctly KNOT the thread on a hand sewing needle and how to HIDE the stitches while hand sewing. Wowza...so much goodness in ONE tutorial...thank you! My only question for you is how much more fabric should I include if I wanted to make the neck warmer tall enough to pull up and convert to use as a neck warmer/hoodie?
Thanks Colleen! I'm guessing it's a matter of keeping the length cut the same but make the width cut wider somehow...but as a sewing newbie I'd cut it so big that I wouldn't be able to see anything...haha!
I thought the same thing! Loved the neck warmer project, and learned a lot of new little things like how to tell right side from wrong side!! Thanks Vanessa.
I learned so much about working with fleece--finding the wrong and right side and how to layout using the stretch. Thanks so much. These will make fun Christmas gifts.
Ms. Vanessa, what are we gonna do with YOU? Keep it coming Ms. Vanessa. I don't need to get house chores or stuff done. It's Vanessa Time. Thanks for all you do!
I love this. I saw this while sitting in the airport on my way home for Christmas. I made about 30 of these with rements that were 50% at JoAnn last year for la as t minute Christmas gifts. This year I'm starting early. I have received an order for 15. Thank you!!!
I made a couple of these for the son-in-laws and my hubby saw them he had to try one on. Now I gotta make him one for Christmas. Great project and yes, the man in your life will wear it. Thanks for this great project Vanessa. Your tutorials are the best.
Hi Rhonda from me Rhonda...LOL it's weird to address another person with the same name ! lol Since you made these for guys did you need to adjust the sizing for these? Any help is greatly appreciated. Thank you!
The adult size fit my husband but he asked me to add 1.5 inches to the height. He wants to be able to pull it over his face when needed and still have it cover his neck. He works outside and in the winter sometimes its needed and sometimes not getting in and out of a vehicle.
LOVED the video!!! I just love watching your videos...I learn soooo much!!! You are a great teacher!!! Thanks so much for sharing this idea..we live in Michigan and it gets cold here, and my younger child still has outside recess so nice idea to keep her warm without a huge scarf!!! Thanks again!!! Loved all the tips!
Thank you! What a great tutorial. I'm very new to sewing so I appreciate you explaining how using the zig zag stitch is best for stretchy fabric. So helpful. I made two of these (using the sleeves from an old, but really special hoodie) within an hour of watching your tutorial. It was so much fun I found some holiday fleece on sale and I'm going to make a bunch for stocking stuffers for Christmas.
Thank you SO much for this professional video--I decided to up my winter accent game with more neck warmers and, although I'm pretty handy, I wanted to watch someone else do it. Loved your thread cutting trick at the end--that was new to me and brilliant!
I call this a neck gasket Can’t live without one now that I’ve made 6 using your tutorial Really helps on cold windy days here in Michigan Thanks for this Vanessa
Vanessa, that’s a great idea 💡 and I’m going to make some of these, as the weather in the UK 🇬🇧 has turned extremely cold!!!!!!! And this is ideal for me to use. Thank you so much 😊
I was just getting ready to sew part & the electricity goes off. A message from the electric company said the cause was animal contact with electric facility. Glad the problem was fixed super fast. Now that the electricity is back on after the crew fixed the problem, I can finish my 3 Fleece Neck Warmers, will be toasty warm in this single digit temps and below 0 temps for being out in the weather. Thank you for your fantastic videos!
This project looks sew easy! I’m going to try to make it for my four sisters and my sister-in-law for Christmas. I hope they turn out as nice as yours.
I loved making these and I think everyone loved them....especially the ladies who have outdoor animals they need to take care of in the morning (think horses and very early cold hours)
Thank you for this great gift idea. I plan to make several of these. I can tell that you love to teach and we're glad you do. Thanks again for sharing. Merry Christmas!
Thank you, Vanessa. I LOVED THIS TUTORIAL!!! My neighbor has a little “retirement” farm and had throat cancer many years ago. He has severe muscle spasms in his neck when he goes out to tend to his animals (mini donkeys, mini horses, and fainting goats) in the cold. Thanks to this easy tutorial, I am going to slip this happy little neck warmer onto his porch today. This project took me less than 15 minutes to make. Great job!!! Your hard work is appreciated. Merry Christmas.
Loooove this! Glad to help! ❤️
I have been sewing for fifty years, and I REALLY appreciate all of the details that you give with your instructions. I don't always need them, but I'm sure there are those who do! Love you! DLS
Hello from Alaska. Burr -15 ish. I am so appreciative of your Video I need to make a head wrap for a Hebrew character in our church play
Principles are the same. All of you eyes on hands on are spot on for those who view. God bless you. I really am glad I found your post
I made these years ago but forgot my little girl is 31 now so THANKS.
Excellent!!! Just enough details - and you tell us WHY you do something. Thanks!
My hubby loves his so much that he won't take it off! I'm making MORE! Thanks Vanessa!
Young lady, your tutorials are exceptionally well made. I really enjoy the fact that you are extremely well spoken and well versed in what you do. I enjoy the way you explain things clearly without getting too technical or explanatory about what you are doing. So many presenters and demonstrators try getting far too technical with their projects and will get too far into the nuances of their projects. As a viewer I find those approaches to be tedious and often, overly boring and not an enjoyable viewing experience. You don't do that. Your project descriptions and explanations are very well thought and planned. You speak in a way that is simple, clear and easy to understand without being too technical. Thank you.
Thank you for an excellent tutorial! A great pace that keeps things moving; good details and tips.
thank you so much!! i’ve made a business selling these as a 12 year old alpine ski racer and i have made over $200. i use glitter and fleece fabric and my friends love it. i started off making the triangle pattern but this year i’m moving onto the oval!! you have been a great help.
Thank you, great instructions, clear, and easy to follow!
You are absolutely the BEST sewing teacher I've ever had!! You simplify, clarify and describe in detail ever step of the projects you present. Any time I watch and a question pops in my mind, it seems your very next sentence clarifies and answers my concern!! Keep on with the tutorials!!
Thank you for this video. A friend made me one of these years ago and I was trying to deconstruct hers to make more. I searched on youtube and found this video. What a clever way to make it, this design is so much better than the one I have, the stitches are better hidden and it is so quick and easy. Thank you for your tutorial!
you are an amazing teacher. I learn so much from your videos.
LOVE ❤️ this video! It is so helpful to use the dark thread so viewers can see. Thank you for the needle and stitch information. I’m subscribed!
I love making these for kids and adults in my family! ❤
Terrific project. Thanks for showing how to make a knot at beginning and end. Very helpful hints here.
WOW....I knew your tute for today Vanessa would soon hit the site trail here , was anxious to see it pop up...and sit back once again for a time to "marvel" at the simplicity and reward of fun making this Fleece Neck Warmer. Talk about a versatile wearable.....this is the one. Not only just a neck warmer but head warmer as well...and am glad that you mentioned thru out the tute about adjusting the sizes.....height wise for whatever "need" you might want to experience with this gem of a project.
Great ear warmer if made narrow....the sky is the limit for just wearing it on one's head in addition to the initial purpose for this particular project. Super wearable for Babies on up to the Seniors in your life!!!
I had to admit with the fleece stash that I have, ..Ole Papabear Ken here had to smile...just thinking of the "stocking stuffers" I am going to whip up in literally minutes starting with my 4 grands....then some countless folks, friends and relatives that I'd like to give a little something to.
Thanks yet once again Vanessa for a super project shared with us for DAY 8 of the last minute DIY series.
Merry Christmas to you and yours!!
Ken
Orlando, Florida, USA
THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH!!! I BOUGHT THE FLEECE AND AM READY TO GO. ALL OF YOUR PROJECTS ARE AWESOME, SO IT WILL BE HARD TO CHOOSE WHICH TO START WITH...I WANT TO MAKE THEM FOR THE WHOLE WORLD, HA-HA!!! VICTORIA
I just absolutely, positively LOVE how you teach! You cover every possible angle when speaking about doing a project. I have been sewing for over 30 and I still learn a whole bunch from you. YOU ARE THE GREATEST!!
Thankyou so much,1st time using fleece,I set my stitch pattern and width, I did use a ballpoint needle which I think helped greatly as I was worried about using fleece.Made a large one for my son,now have to make 2 more for my stepkids and 1 for my daughter....thankyou so so much xxx
Vanessa, I'm still with you Staring my xmas with the neck warmers
👍👍👍👍👍
Vanessa... I've been sewing for many years and have never seen the "knot trick" you used with your hand stitching. You are a great teacher. Keep up the great work!
Thanks! It’s called a quilter’s knot.
I’ve been sewing for over 50 years and came across your video when looking for a neck warmer. I want to congratulate you for your extremely clear detailed tutorial. You are a wonderful teacher for anyone who is new to sewing. Well done!
The girls and I made these today. It was a fun project. They are thrilled! Thank you, Jane
Wish I would have watched this before I screwed up 3 scarfs! LOL UGH GREAT instruction, the best I've seen yet!
Not only is this a fun and quick project for me to use with my 10 yr old to learn to sew, you give some great little tips for general sewing and I love that. Thanks for the tutorial!
Nice - as always! This will be a sweet little extra gift for my grandson.
Great video with very clear instructions on how to make this item. I'm a fairly newbie to sewing but love working with fleece fabric. Have made many scarves and blankets and now going to make neck warmers for my grandkids in their favorite sport team fleece fabric. Thank you very much.
I needed something to keep warm while running during winter. I didn’t want to spend much money, so I decided to give this a try. I’m not good at sewing at all, but this turned out fine. I made it tall enough to be able to cover my nose and mouth if needed while running. Thanks for keeping the instructions simple!
Seriously, your tutorials are the B E S T on TH-cam!!! You give very thorough directions and explanation. Really like how you gave an example of the zig zag vs straight stitch ! ! ! Thank you for doing taking the time to make these videos!
I learn so much when I watch your videos!!😊
I have made and gifted several of these using your tutorial...turned out so nice and useful.
Thanks the best tutorial ever seen. Regards from Argentina! ♡
I learned to do a French knot in embroidery when I was a child and never even thought about using that technique to knot my sewing thread. Thanks! By the way, I love your videos. Have watched them for years. Nice to see your new program, Crafty Gemini Creates with Minnesota Star Quilting, another fav.
As an elementary teacher I say this with great confidence, you are an excellent teacher! Thanks for this tutorial. My students will be receiving neck warmers instead of fleece scarves this year.
You are a GREAT teacher! Explained every detail, especially orienting the fleece and curling to find right sides and reason for zigzag. THX!!
I am loving this 12 day series!
thank you soooo very very much for your clear directions .. it's simple, sure, after you get the right method. thanks again!
Love the way you teach!! very clear and straight to the point! perfect for beginers like me not feel overwhelmed! love from Portugal!
I like that you give details of what stitch to use,thread to use and needle to use......this is a great help
You're a life saver. Thanks for everything you post. You make everything so easy to understand and all your tips are so well thought out and helpful. Kudos Vanessa!
I love your videos! You make it very easy to follow and understand. Thank you!!
Oh Vanessa this video came at the perfect time for me. Every winter, I make fleece scarves and hats to take to our local mission church that feeds and clothes those that need it for free. I’ve been cutting the scarves but haven’t been able (Fibromyalgia and Arthritis) to make any hats yet. I try to do some of this in the summer and I do have some hats made but nearly not enough. I try to cut the scarves wide enough to wrap over the head if needed. I have already purchased all my fleece throughout this year as it was on sale and THIS NECK WARMER is what I am going to make. I have used your hat tutorial in the past as well as one that is less work for me for making the hats. I can’t thank you enough for this tutorial. It will be the perfect project for me to sew and it’s quick and easy. I can get a lot more made and keep a lot more people warm. Thank you so much. May God Bless You and your family this holiday season.
Keep those quick and easy projects coming!!! You never know how important that a simple neck warmer can be to those that need them. Hugs. ❤️❤️❤️
Just made this as a Valentine's Day present for our college student who is in chilly Vermont! A very clear tutorial, thank you!
wow! just what i need for the teachers xmas gift. I loved it. Thanks for sharing and the tips. the best tutorial.
For a fleece neck warmer, this is the best tutorial I've seen. Thank you. Saving to make later. :)
Great video! I made these two years ago as Cmas gifts... perfect, fast & easy to make.
Thanks for your excellent information & knowledge
I love this one! I did one for mr husband and one for myself!
Wow - another great tutorial! With the bone chilling weather we are having right now here in Ohio it is a quick and easy project! Your videos are very descriptive when detail is important. Thanks!
I am definitely looking forward to making the scarves....thank you
Vanessa, this is probably one of the best all around tutorials I have ever seen. I not only learned how to make the neckwarmer, but I learned a bunch of other tips as well...how to CUT fleece fabric...how to choose the LENGTH and WIDTH for a zigzag stitch when sewing fleece fabric...how to correctly KNOT the thread on a hand sewing needle and how to HIDE the stitches while hand sewing. Wowza...so much goodness in ONE tutorial...thank you! My only question for you is how much more fabric should I include if I wanted to make the neck warmer tall enough to pull up and convert to use as a neck warmer/hoodie?
TheRockinDaisy Great idea!
Thanks Colleen! I'm guessing it's a matter of keeping the length cut the same but make the width cut wider somehow...but as a sewing newbie I'd cut it so big that I wouldn't be able to see anything...haha!
I thought the same thing! Loved the neck warmer project, and learned a lot of new little things like how to tell right side from wrong side!! Thanks Vanessa.
Love your explanations and clear instructions.
I love this, I just made my first one. This was my first project sewing with fleece. It's pretty hard to work with.
Can this neck warmer be done with another material except fleece?
I really enjoy your videos. You do such a great job of explaining what to do.
I learned so much about working with fleece--finding the wrong and right side and how to layout using the stretch. Thanks so much. These will make fun Christmas gifts.
Loved this video, you do an awesome job! I've made 3 so far & fixing to make 2 more tonight. Please continue sharing your great videos - so helpful!
Made 6 of these scarves last night. So easy and so warm. Thanks for the tutorial.
Thank you so much! Nice tutorial and easy to follow for a beginner!
Great video and tutorial. I love the info on the zigzag vs straight stitch. Thanks.
You’re the bomb. Nice way to finish a seam after turning it inside out
Ms. Vanessa, what are we gonna do with YOU? Keep it coming Ms. Vanessa. I don't need to get house chores or stuff done. It's Vanessa Time. Thanks for all you do!
I love this. I saw this while sitting in the airport on my way home for Christmas. I made about 30 of these with rements that were 50% at JoAnn last year for la as t minute Christmas gifts.
This year I'm starting early. I have received an order for 15.
Thank you!!!
I’ve made many of these now, thank you so much for explaining every step!
I made a couple of these for the son-in-laws and my hubby saw them he had to try one on. Now I gotta make him one for Christmas. Great project and yes, the man in your life will wear it. Thanks for this great project Vanessa. Your tutorials are the best.
Hi Rhonda from me Rhonda...LOL it's weird to address another person with the same name ! lol Since you made these for guys did you need to adjust the sizing for these?
Any help is greatly appreciated. Thank you!
The adult size fit my husband but he asked me to add 1.5 inches to the height. He wants to be able to pull it over his face when needed and still have it cover his neck. He works outside and in the winter sometimes its needed and sometimes not getting in and out of a vehicle.
Thank you so much for your reply.
LOVED the video!!! I just love watching your videos...I learn soooo much!!! You are a great teacher!!!
Thanks so much for sharing this idea..we live in Michigan and it gets cold here, and my younger child still has outside recess so nice idea to keep her warm without a huge scarf!!! Thanks again!!! Loved all the tips!
Thank you! What a great tutorial. I'm very new to sewing so I appreciate you explaining how using the zig zag stitch is best for stretchy fabric. So helpful. I made two of these (using the sleeves from an old, but really special hoodie) within an hour of watching your tutorial. It was so much fun I found some holiday fleece on sale and I'm going to make a bunch for stocking stuffers for Christmas.
Love the neck warmer. Going to make them for the women at my mom’s assisted living home. Thanks for sharing.
Irene Herrera-Shan That’s an AWESOME idea!
Thank you SO much for this professional video--I decided to up my winter accent game with more neck warmers and, although I'm pretty handy, I wanted to watch someone else do it. Loved your thread cutting trick at the end--that was new to me and brilliant!
You really know your stuff and do a great job of explaining it all!
APPRECIATE THE DEMONSTRATION OF THE "WHAT NOT TO DO'S" VERY CLEVER!
Thank you Vanessa. Love your videos. Your right I bought a bunch of fleece (first time) and I am cranking them out! Thank you for all your tutorials.
Awesome! This is great, it has so many basic tips and tricks for beginners.
Thank you Vanessa for your tutorial i just made my 6yr old son first scarf !!
Vanessa @CRAFTY GEMINI, Thank you for a great idea and tutorial! I can't wait to make some neck warmers for my grandkids!
I call this a neck gasket
Can’t live without one now that I’ve made 6 using your tutorial
Really helps on cold windy days here in Michigan
Thanks for this Vanessa
Great video sharing a lot of tips, instructions & things not to do.
Thanks so much. Great project and great tutorial x
Vanessa, that’s a great idea 💡 and I’m going to make some of these, as the weather in the UK 🇬🇧 has turned extremely cold!!!!!!! And this is ideal for me to use. Thank you so much 😊
I was just getting ready to sew part & the electricity goes off. A message from the electric company said the cause was animal contact with electric facility. Glad the problem was fixed super fast. Now that the electricity is back on after the crew fixed the problem, I can finish my 3 Fleece Neck Warmers, will be toasty warm in this single digit temps and below 0 temps for being out in the weather. Thank you for your fantastic videos!
Thanks this was on time for quick gift glad I start following you.
This is great! I can see myself making a LOT of these for my family. Thanks so much.
Fantastic tutorial! I'm going to so make this and love the tips for this type of fabric!!!
Thank you for this one. It's going to be appreciated by myself and a few others here in cold Kansas!
I can't wait to make one. Thank you for being a great teacher.
This project looks sew easy! I’m going to try to make it for my four sisters and my sister-in-law for Christmas. I hope they turn out as nice as yours.
Excellent tutorial with lots of sewing tips.
Good idea, THANK you. I'll have to make some for my Grandbabys.
Great tips! I've been wanting to sew these.... I've been collecting fleece for years and I think I'll probably get around to it this year.
I loved making these and I think everyone loved them....especially the ladies who have outdoor animals they need to take care of in the morning (think horses and very early cold hours)
Such wonderfully simple instructions! I’m glad I found you!
I cant wait to head to the fabric store!!!! Love this project...Thank you!!
Thank you for this great gift idea. I plan to make several of these. I can tell that you love to teach and we're glad you do. Thanks again for sharing. Merry Christmas!
This tutorial is awesome! Thank you so much! I love your hints and energy and enthusiasm. You ROCK!
What a great tutorial!! Learned so much!
Vanessa, I really love 💕 this project it’s really awesome. Thank you so much 😊 I’m definitely going to have a go at this. 👍👍👍
I’ve made 2 now
Not a scarf guy but this design is great
This is seriously warm and cuts the wind
Thanks Vanessa!
I love your videos. You explain things clear & quickly.
Perfect for the UP of Michigan. You are definitely keeping me in my sewing room . Keep it up :)
R GG the ttt5yutkk
What a great and informative how-to. THANKS!
Excellent instruction, bravo!
Wonderful. I'm an experiienced sewer and I learned a few things.