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You will learn how to choose the best neck pillow based on your needs. What factors do you need to look at to choose the right neck pillow to get rid of that stiff neck or that numbness in the right thumb? more »
Rice filled neck pillows so simple to make and use, and they make speical gifts too. Just follow these simple instructions to have a rice filled neck pillow for everyone on your Christmas list. more »
Making your own flax seed filled neck pillow is generally cheaper than buying one at your favorite department store. These flax seed filled neck pillows are ideal for people who sleep on their side or back. more »
Neck pillows conform to the shape of your neck, allowing for more comfort while riding, driving or sitting. Making a neck pillow is a simple project you can easily sew by hand or with a sewing machine in a matter of hours. Follow these few simple steps and you can create your own custom-designed neck pillow. more »
Neck pillows are used for travel to help ease the discomfort from sitting for extended periods of time. The neck has seven vertrabrae, commonly known as C-1 to C-7. It may be a good idea to buy a neck pillow if you spend a lot of time on airplanes or have a sensitive neck from a previous injury. If you can sleep with an airline pillow without waking with a stiff or painful neck, then you won't need a special travel neck pillow. If, however, you do experience some discomfort, buying a neck pillow will prove worthwhile. more »
Neck pillows are often U-shaped to provide extra support and comfort for the head. They’re great for traveling, or for relaxing at home. You can find foam neck pillow forms in some fabric stores, or you can stuff the neck pillow with fiberfill stuffing for a soft pillow, or you can fill the pillow with rice to help it conform to the shape of your neck. You may want to make the neck pillow from cotton, or you may want to use a soft, slightly stretchy fabric such as fleece, microfiber or a t-shirt knit. You’ll need a piece of fabric that’s a little over twice as big as you want the finished neck pillow. more »
If you've ever used a bean bag-type neck pillow to relieve sore muscles, you know what a treat they are. Whether frozen and applied to reduce swelling or microwaved for heat therapy, this is a handy accessory for any home. more »
A neck pillow can be used while traveling, sleeping or even resting in a chair. The pillow supports and realigns the neck and upper spinal area into a proper posture curve to help relieve chronic and temporary neck pain. more »
Cuddling up with an herbal pillow is a good way to relieve stress, relax after a long day, or drift off to a good night's sleep. Herbal neck pillows can be heated in the microwave to relieve a stiff neck or sore muscles, or just to warm up on cold winter days. On hot days, they can be frozen for cool relief. It's easy to make your own herbal neck pillows, and you can fill them to suit your own preferences. Make an outer pillowcase for easy washing. more »
When planning a long car trip or an overseas flight, it can be a good idea to bring along your own neck pillows so you and your family can rest comfortably during the trip and arrive without stiff necks. These pillows range from very inexpensive to very expensive. There are commercial patterns available but you will not be able to determine if they are a good shape for your neck. Go to a good bedding store and try out a few. Try a variety of shapes, sizes and fabrics. When you find a suitable neck pillow, buy it. more »
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