How to transform our multifunctionnal neck warmer into a beanie
I love this way of using our neck warmer, especially when I pair it with our infinity scarf! How do you turn a neck warmer into a beanie, you ask? By following the 4 easy steps described below.
Our multipurpose Glacier neck warmer in grey, worn as a beanie
Photo credit: @charlottebdphotographe
- Turn the neck warmer inside-out (you should see the seams and labels), then hold the ends of the neck warmer in each hand.
- Twist one end of the neck warmer about half a turn. Tip: The more you twist the neck warmer, the shorter the beanie will be. The less you twist it, the longer it will be. This allows you to adjust it based on your head size.
- Fold one end of the neck warmer over the other, so that the two reverse sides are against each other. The seams will be hidden between the two layers of fabric.
- Place the fabric with the two layers well aligned. You’ve got yourself a hat! Pro tip: You can even pull out your ponytail from the top through the small hidden opening.
Here is a demonstration:
Choose your color and add our super versatile neck warmer to your winter wardrobe. Would you rather wear it as a beanie, or any of the other 7 to ways to wear it?
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