This dog collar is intended for decorative purposes only,
not for attaching your lead or leash to .
It lays and fits nicely right over the regular collar.
When I decided to design a Candy cane collar I wanted it to have
stripes but not exact stripes. Sort of hints of stripes, I guess.
My creative juices started flowing and I ended up making
about 20 different designs. I could not decide which one to use.
So I put each one on Maximo
to see which one looked best. And this one was the winner.
This is a very simple yet classy looking collar.
It has the red and white elements with out being to strippie (if that is a word??).
It has the red and white elements with out being to strippie (if that is a word??).
Skill: Easy
Materials :
Hook : H
Yarn -Worsted Weight (4) , red and white
Stitches :
Chain ch
Single Crochet sc
Slip Stitch ss
Collar :
Ch 46, with white yarn, for a 9 in collar
(+4 chs = 1 inch to make longer or -4 to make shorter)
R -1 : Join in red yarn, leaving the white yarn attached.
Follow the pattern , starting in the 2nd ch from the hook,
* ( sc, sc, sc, sc, ch 4, skip next 4 chs ),
repeat pattern from * to the end of the chain,
ch 3, working down the opposite side of the chain,
repeat pattern * to the end of ch, ch 3,
join to the first sc, tie off red yarn.
R - 2 : With white yarn *(sc, sc, sc, sc, ch 4, skip next 4 sts),
repeat pattern from * to the end of collar, 1sc, ch 20, turn and ss back down
ch, attach to collar with a sc. Working down the opposite side of the collar,
repeat from * to the end of collar, 1 sc, ch 20, turn ss back down the ch,
attach to collar with a sc, tie off. Weave in all yarn ends.
Embellish with a candy cane button or bow if desired.
(I bought my buttons at Hobby Lobby in the Christmas department.)
1 comment:
Love this xmas collar for your pet. I am going o make one for my cat.
May try the hat to...
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