We have Christmas patterns in various weights such as Double Knitting, Chunky and Fashion Yarns. With new patterns released every year we are constantly updating our range with patterns that are great fun to make.

Our free knitting pattern has been designed by knitwear designer Debbie Bliss and is taken from her popular knitting book Woolly Woofers which contains 20 cute knitwear designs for dogs, but we've chosen this festive Santa dog coat to share as it's full of Christmas cheer. Step 8. Knit the last 2 cm of the belly section in a ribbed pattern so that the sweater fits snugly. Bind off the belly section.Like all the patterns in Debbie's book, the size can be adjusted for the size of your dog. We've included two size guides to make sure you get the best fit for your pet. If you are using natural yarns (alpaca, wool), the fragrance might be attractive to your dog, so don't leave the sweater in reach of an avid chewer. Choose a fiber that has some elasticity. Yarn that is "flat" or without any spring to it may stretch out of shape.

Believe it or not; dogs can wear sweaters for several reasons. Sweaters are not only for keeping your dog warm. A sweater will also protect your pup’s skin from nature’s elements. In the summer, they can wear a lightweight sweater along with a hat to protect your dog from UV rays. During the wet months, a sweater can help keep them clean. Decrease 1 st at each end of the last row – (For the medium size decrease 2 sts at each end of the last row and for the large size decrease 2 sts at each end of the last row). Step 10. Stitch around the leg openings using the extra thread on the knitting needle. Cast on 4 extra stitches between the sections. Knit 1-2 cm in a ribbed pattern in the round and then cast off. Christmas is a time for joy and sharing. Our patterns are just what you're looking for to bring a little excitement to the holidays this year. Dress your family in novelty jumpers or involve the Dog with a beautiful Santa Jumper. This dog Christmas jumper knitting pattern requires using a cable needle for one of the techniques – if you've not tried cable knitting before, take a look at our step-by-step video guide for how to cable knit to see how it works. The cable needle is used to hold your stitches when you're creating a cable pattern.

If you are using a dog sweater knitting pattern, you may have a few questions. One of them is whether the pattern should change for a male or female dog. There are so many adorable dog sweater knitting patterns available, there is one for your best friend. This eye-catching dog sweater with pompoms is perfect for small breeds and is festive for the holiday season.

Fancy giving this fun knitting project a go? Here's all you need to make a Christmas jumper for your dog. Sizes For a small/medium dog: We love our canine companions, but they can be messy. Putting a sweater on your pup will help keep your house clean. A sweater will contain shedded fur, and you can take it off and wash it when it gets muddy. Pair it with a set of booties to keep your house even cleaner and prevent frequent bathing. Do you wonder if your dog needs to wear a sweater? Dog sweaters are not just cute, but they also help keep your pup warm. Below are a few interesting facts about dog sweaters. Have you started on your Christmas knitting yet? Don't forget the dog! Just like everyone needs a Christmas jumper so does your canine companion and this free knitting pattern dog Christmas jumper is perfect!Decrease 1 st at the beg and end of every other row 5 (5/6) times, then every row until you have 2 sts left (all sizes). After all, you probably don't want to face the judgment of people who don't understand what it's like to live and breathe for your dog. Maybe even your own spouse doesn't understand, and they don't have to. There are plenty of free knitting patterns for dogs on this list that have a practical use and your dog will be sure to love. That said, there are certainly also plenty of patterns that do not. We recommend that you knit them all.