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  • Just because you're wearing leg warmers doesn't mean you can't look terrific. Find out how to wear leg warmers fashionably with help from a fashion and style professional in this free video clip.

  • Crocheting baby leg warmers seems difficult because crochet generally creates a very sturdy and structural fabric. Knitting is generally considered the way to go for these kinds of projects, but…

  • Provo Craft offers several different products to fit your knitting, scrapbooking and art needs. There are various shapes and sizes of Nifty Knitter looms that you can choose from, depending on whether…

  • Leg warmers are intended for exactly what their name indicates: to keep legs warm. They serve double duty for babies as leg warmers and knee savers because they cushion knees of crawling babies. Baby…

  • Crocheted leg warmers are both useful and fun to make. You should end them at the bottom of the leg, and for them to fit snugly, you should take exact measurements of the ankle that you're making the…

  • Running, chatting, jabbering toddlers are absolutely adorable whether they're wearing a $300 designer outfit or just a plain old diaper. When you add leg warmers to the mix, the combination is almost…

  • When going through clothing you no longer wear, consider refashioning it to keep up with the trends. Socks are an ideal piece of clothing to refashion because they rarely loose their natural shape.…

  • Leg warmers are typically long tubes that fit over a wearer's shins. They add a decorative value to your outfit while also keeping cold temperatures from reaching your legs. These utilitarian…

  • Leg warmers not only serve to keep legs warm and cozy, they can add a stylish element to almost any outfit. When you have a little diva who likes tulle and ruffles, make kids' leg warmers with tulle…

  • Furry, fuzzy, fluffy leg warmers in bright patterns are a popular accessory when going to a rave. In addition to adding eye-popping color to your outfit, they also hide your shoes. When no one can see…

  • Cold weather isn't just a time for layering and covering up, but it's also an excuse for wearing glamorous leg warmers. Not only do they keep your legs warm and cozy, they are also trendy for girls…

  • An old pair of knee socks, with a little ingenuity, can be turned into a comfortable pair of baby leg warmers. Make baby leg warmers from knee socks with help from a postpartum doula and infant…

  • Long scarves are often a bit of a nuisance, having too much bulk or length and with tails that get in the way. They also take a long time to knit, whereas a neck warmer is a quick-to-knit project that…

  • Crocheting is a skill that provides you with the means to make a variety of crafty creations. Use your crochet hook and your favorite yarn to make hats, scarves, blankets and booties. Take your skills…

  • The Harlequin Rasbora is a freshwater aquarium fish, approximately 1 1/2 inches in length. Widely available in many pet stores, this fish is best kept in groups numbering 8 or more, including other…

  • Leg warmers were originally used to keep a dancer's calves warm, and to prevent cramping during practice. According to America's Authority on Fitness (ACE), in the early 1980's, leg warmers become a…

  • When working with yarn, making a rib stitch gives your finished piece extra stretchiness. This can be particularly useful for something that needs to stretch and then fit close to the body, such as…

  • Somewhere between a scarf and a shawl, a stole is a wrap that is long enough to drape across the shoulders and upper back. Often these garments are long rectangles, which makes them a good project for…

  • Creating booties and leg warmers for a table is a practical idea. Leg warmers can help cushion the table legs from children, who sometimes bump into them while playing on the floor, and the booties…

  • As the weather turns cold, it is time to don the ever popular knitwear to keep warm. Neck warmers, or cowls, are becoming as popular as scarves to keep the chills away. Not only are they attractive,…

  • Knitting sweaters from the top down is a way to produce a seamless, or near seamless garment. When you knit from the top down, you will complete the yoke of the sweater first, before placing the…

  • A mug warmer will keep your cup of coffee or tea hot all morning long. Mug huggers are quick to make, and you can use recycled materials to keep the project inexpensive and eco-friendly. Reusable…

  • On the chilliest of autumn and winter days, the last thing you want to have to do is fiddle with hats and scarves. A snood, also referred to as a hooded scarf, ensures that you will not have to juggle…

  • The harlequin beetle (Acrocinus longimanus) is a type of insect belonging to the long-horned beetle family (Cerambycidae). It is known and easily recognized by its large size and incredible camouflage…

  • Raves are large parties given for and by young people. They often occur in large industrial spaces like warehouses. Throughout the night a DJ plays electronic music and the party-goers dance.…

  • Leg warmers provide an extra layer of warmth in winter. They allow fashionistas to wear dresses and skirts well into the cold weather without suffering from the frigid temperatures. Legwarmers may…

  • Leg warmers are a project for knitters of any skill level, from those who are just learning to those who are advanced. Knitting legwarmers on two straight needles is slightly different than knitting…

  • Leg warmers used to be a big deal in the 1980s, but everything old is always new again, and so leg warmers have returned. On a knitting machine you can turn out a pair in under an hour and seam them…

  • Leg warmers are versatile leggings that can be worn outdoors or indoors. Knit your own leg warmers, quickly and easily, to create a pair of customized leggings that will complement your wardrobe.…

  • Legwarmers, that fashion staple of would-be Flashdancers and '80s aerobics classes, are making a comeback. During Fashion Week in New York in February 2010, more than one designer featured models…

  • Leg warmers keep your legs toasty warm and are fashionable as well. You can see them on the legs of dancers, yogis and fashionistas. If you know a bit about knitting, you should be able to knit your…

  • Legwarmers have been popular in years past, but they often return to style. For keeping your legs warm (or the legs of someone you know), crocheted legwarmers surely fit the bill. Crochet a pair of…

  • If you are a beginning knitter, you may feel intimidated by knitting patterns that require you to knit in round motifs. Knitting legwarmers, however, offer an easier approach for beginners by knitting…

  • Anime-style leg warmers are an ideal refashioning or recycling project that can be made from any soft stretchy fabric. Use the same sewing instructions to make tiny baby size leg warmers, or make them…

  • Legwarmers first came out in the 1980s and make a small comeback every few years. These knitted or crocheted tubes are worn over tights or socks to keep the lower legs warm. They can be easily made by…

  • Leg warmers are a cozy accessory for everyone from babies to adults. If you want to make your own legwarmers, you can do it by using other clothing items and re-creating something new. Or, if you have…

  • It's cold outside and you want to keep your legs warm while making a fashion statement. You've priced furry leg warmers at the store and they cost more than you're willing to spend. If you're handy…

  • Making a set of leg warmers is not a difficult project. You can buy girls' or women's knee socks and make a set this way. You can also pick up a crochet hook and a ball of yarn and crochet a set.

  • Leg warmers were originally used by dancers to keep their muscles warm. Today, it is fashionable for anyone to wear them. Knitting your own leg warmers has some advantages. It can save money, and they…

  • Measuring your crocheted leg warmers ensures a good fit. Find out the correct measuring techniques with tips from an artisan in this free instructional crochet video.

  • The double stitch is best to use when crocheting leg warmers. Learn the double stitch with tips from an artisan in this free instructional crochet video.

  • Taking in the sides of crocheted leg warmers is essential to maintain a good fit. Learn how to skip stitches with tips from an artisan in this free instructional crochet video.

  • To finish crocheted leg warmers, a single stitch is used along the bottom. Get more advice about finishing off your crocheted project with tips from an artisan in this free instructional crochet…

  • When crocheting leg warmers it is important to weave in the loose ends. Learn more about finishing off leg warmers with tips from an artisan in this free instructional crochet video.

  • Leg warmers are simple to crochet with the right techniques. Learn about the finished product with tips from an artisan in this free instructional crochet video.

  • Yarn color often changes in crocheted leg warmers. Learn how to change your yarn color with tips from an artisan in this free instructional crochet video.

  • When you're knitting something in a circular pattern, such as leg warmers, you can use a circular needle or four needles to create a seamless design. If you're a beginning knitter and still trying to…

  • We all have old sweaters in our closet that we never wear and probably never will. Instead of letting them sit there collecting dust, you can make them into something that you can actually use. The…