How To Make a Sherpa Neck Warmer

Hello everyone! Kymona here to show you how to make a great Sherpa neck warmer. The weather is getting colder, and staying warm is a must, at least for me. I’m not too fond of the cold. Summer is my favorite season. I make sure every part of my body is covered when I step outside during the winter.

Scarves are everywhere, but neck warmers aren’t so much. So today, I will show you how to make one for yourself, your family, and your friends.

Let me show you a Sherpa neck warmer!

Fantastic right! Now it’s your turn. Let’s sew!

Materials to Make a Sherpa Neck Warmer

• 1/2 yard of sherpa fabric
• 1/2 yard of fleece fabric
• Coordinating Polyester Thread
• Button/Snaps
• Quilting Ruler
• Pins/Clips
• Cutting Mat
• Rotary Cutter
• Sewing Needle
• BERNINA 570 QE
• Reverse Pattern Foot with Clear Sole #34D 
• Button Sew-on Foot #18

Optional Materials

• Elastic cording (if using a button)

Instructions for Sewing a Sherpa Neck Warmer

Step 1: Cut the Fabric

Cut one piece of sherpa fabric to 8 inches x 25 inches.

Cut one piece of fleece fabric to 8 inches x 25 inches.

Optional: Trim the elastic cording (if using a button).

Step 2: Prepare to Sew

Optional: If using a button, place the elastic cording on the right side of either fabric on the 8 inches side raw edges together—pin in place.

Place the two pieces of fabrics right sides together and pin.

Step 3: Sew the Pieces Together

Using a 3/8 seam allowance, sew the two pieces of fabric together, using a tight zig-zag stitch, backstitch over the cording. Leave a 3 inch opening for turning.

Step 4: Trim and Turn

Trim all of the corners and turn the piece inside out.

Step 5: Hand Stitch the Opening Closed

Using a sewing needle and thread, stitch the opening closed.

Step 6: Sew on a Button or Attach Some Snaps to the Neck Warmer

Using the Button Sew-on Foot #18, stitch a button on the opposite side of the elastic cording.

How easy and fun was that?

Now you can make some gifts!