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Crochet Granny Square Dog Sweater Pattern For Small, Medium and Large Dogs The pattern includes instructions for the Dog Sweater Pictured. I have included photos from the pattern of the materials needed may the sweater. The skill level for this pattern is Average. This is a vintage pattern from my personal collection which has been preserved as a PDF file. You will receive this pattern as an INSTANT DOWNLOAD, and you can get started with this project right away 🙂
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Keep your little pet(s) cosy and warm upcoming autumn/winter with this cute sweater. It’s an easy pattern (if you have experience working with short rows) with full written instructions and photos.This pattern includes 4 sizes (XS, S, M, L):XS fits dogs 27-29cm (10.6-11.4\
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Retro 1970s granny square medium-large dog sweater pattern Twenty-eight grannies to make this colorful coat for your pet. A special tail-catcher holds it in place no matter how active the dog is. Size: 15\
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The Hoodie Dog Sweater Sewing Pattern is a must-have for your furry family member! This PDF pattern is quick and easy to sew. It features hood, optional back pocket, and can be hemmed or banded. Sewing for your dog is a great way to use up those scraps you aren’t sure what to do with, but can’t manage to throw away. Try it out for your cat, as well! Sizes: This PDF sewing pattern comes in sizes XS – XXL Fabric Recommendation: This pattern is designed to be made using 4-way knit fabrics with 50% stretch. Features: Hood Optional back pocket Can be hemmed or banded No trim pattern pages Layers’ printing feature is included for this pattern for your convenience. What’s Included: Pattern pieces for all parts Projector File with Layers A0 Print Shop Pattern Pieces Option Hoodie Dog Sweater Pattern Fabric Requirements Chart Size Chart Tips and Notes Glossary Table of contents Pattern Piece Diagram Printing Instructions Supply List Step-by-step instructions. Each step has a color photo for visual aid. Join Me On Facebook:Join me at https://www.facebook.com/groups/pdfellieandmacsewingpattern for new pattern releases coming soon. **Copyright**This pattern is copy written.You may use this pattern to create and sell dresses of your own. Giving credit to the pattern when selling would be appreciated, but not required.You may not edit or recreate this pattern to sell.You can not distribute this pattern to others.You may not mass produce this pattern or clothing made using it.I want you to love what you make and have fun making it. Save Save Save Save Save Save Save Save Save Save
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We just love the cable knit look! It’s soft and elegant. Chilly Dog Sweaters are 100% wool. We love Chilly Dog sweaters for making adorable clothing for dogs of all sizes from a tea cup sized dog to a extra large dog. Large dogs get to play dress up too! That means there is a fit for all breeds of many sizes. Whoop Whoop! Happiness is a warm puppy!
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My daughter’s friend has a mini Yorkshire terrier, who finds autumn and winter temperatures very disagreeable. Lizzy (the dog) is a very small creature and knitting a sweater for such a tiny dog is a super easy and rewarding task. Here’s the pattern I came up with – total length including rib 35 cm, spread width 30 cm: Instructions: Cut a 40 cm piece of the yarn to be used for mattress stitch later. Cast on 54 st with DK yarn on 4 mm needle and work 15 rows of rib 2k 2p, starting on the WS with 2p and ending with 2p stitches. Row 16 (RS): Knit 18, work 18 stitches in pattern, knit 18. You can work the 2 stitch cable (cl1) traditionally or as suggested by Andee Steinman: K2tog, but do not drop sts from left needle; insert right needle between sts just worked together and k into first st again; drop both sts from left needle. Row 18 (RS): k18, p2, cl1, p2, slip 3 st to cable needle in front of work, work 3 st, place the 3 st from the cable needle back on the left needle and turn. Work only this half of the sweater (27 st) for further 5 rows, ending with a WS. This creates the hole for the lead, hidden in the cable. Row 24 (RS): work 27 stitches in pattern, then with a crochet hook slip stitch the thread along the edge of the half cable (thus avoiding cutting the yarn and weaving in ends) and continue to work the other 27 stitches. Work further 5 rows in pattern only over this half of the sweater. Row 25 (WS): Work all 54 stitches in pattern. Continue to work in pattern for further 8 rows. Row 34 (RS): K8, k2tog and turn work. Row 35 (WS): p2tog, p to the end. Work on the remaining 7 stitches for 10 more rows. Row 46 (RS): k7, make 1, then with a crochet hook slip stitch the thread along the edge of the leg opening, ssk, work in pattern for 34 st, k2tog, turn work. Row 35 of central part (WS): p2tog, work in pattern to the last two st, p2togtbl Work further 10 rows over these central 32 st. Row 46 (RS): m1, work in pattern 32 st, m1, then with a crochet hook slip stitch the thread along the edge of the leg opening, ssk, work in pattern for 8 st, turn work. Row 35 of the left part (WS): work 7 st, p2togtbl. Work further 10 rows over these 7 st. Row 46 (RS): m1, work 7 st. Row 47 (WS): connecting the three parts of the leg openings: work 8 st, m1, m1 from the first st of the central part, continue to the end of the central part, m1, m1 from the first st of the right part, work to the end. Continue to work in pattern over all stitches for 14 more rows. Row 62 (RS): Shape the opening for the hind legs: Decrease every other row 3 st 1 time, 2 st x 2 times, 1 st x 2 times, work 6 rows, then continue to decrease 1 st x 2 times, 2 st x 2 times and 3 st x 1 time. Do not break the yarn! Using the 40 cm piece of yarn, connect the sides with mattress stitch, forming a tube-like sweater. Row 86 (RS): central 18 st of pattern – starting the rib of the hind legs opening. If you are using a circular needle, check the magic loop method, or use double-point needles: p2, k2, p2, place 3 st on cable holder in front of the knitwork, k2, p1, p1 from the cable holder, k2, p2, k2, p2. Pick up 29 st. round the left part of the opening, cont to pick up 29 st round the right side of the opening = a total of 18 + 29 + 29 = 76 st. Work 9 rows of p2 k2 rib and cast off (or 18 rows of p2 k2 rib, cast off, fold the rib in half and sew the end to the inside for double rib). Pick up 24 st around the front leg openings and work 9 rows of p2 k2 rib and cast off (or 18 rows of p2 k2 rib, cast off, fold the rib in half and sew the end to the inside for double rib).
