Cast off, leaving a long length of yarn, and use this to sew the ends of the work together to form a loop. This is an intermediate knit pattern that gives you something a little challenging to achieve, plus you end up with this darling sweater. Copyright of this written pattern and all associated photographs belongs to Jacqueline Gibb (Jacknitss). As ever, Yarnspirations provides a pattern kit to go along with this free pattern, so you can give the crochet and dog lover in your life the gift of this wonderful dog sweater!

This is a wonderful and fun two color crochet dog bootie pattern that The Knitting Scientist came up with at the request of a friend. The cat could also be not used to wear it when the use of at the first time, so please be patient to take a look at it for some times. Chunky wool knitted on big needles gives a weighty look, and means you’ll finish faster, while fine, fuzzy yarn made with mohair or angora gives an airy, lacy finish. NOISE-REDUCING: Some cats have sensitive hearing which causes anxiety when they hear loud bangs, such as noise from car trips, vacuuming work.The material is for general information only and does not constitute investment, tax, legal, medical or other form of advice. Having decided whether you want a single-loop or a double, keep knitting until the piece is long enough to wrap loosely around your neck once, around 80cm, or twice, around 140cm. This is a reasonably easy pattern that works equally well for cats or dogs – as long as they’re not the type to pull hard on a leash – let’s be real here! So this particular dog bed crochet pattern is hosted over at Yarnspirations, but The Crochet Crowd have added two videos to walk you through the process.

Obviously however you want to color the crochet cat sweater is up to you, but this stylish banded color is super pretty.They're very warm, they can double up as headgear (just pull a loop of the snood up over the back of your head), and versatile: wear one in a long loop like a giant necklace, or twist round and round your neck for maximum heat retention. And, of course, you can go for yarns with added texture: eyelash yarn, bobbly yarn, yarn with pompoms and more. Remove any tassels or fringing first, then use a large-eyed needle to stitch the two ends of the scarf together. It also relieves anxiety related to nail grooming, trimming, clipper work, brushing, bathing and so forth. In fact, almost any stitch pattern works well: think moss, blackberry, cable… A snood could be the ideal way to experiment and learn a new stitch as you don’t need to think about any complicated pattern instructions.