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Wednesday, June 13, 2012

Lace Ruffle Dog Collar

Have you have been wanting to try 
 the new lace yarns,
 but it seemed a little complicated?
This is a great way to start.
I developed this technique for dog items
but would work other items as well.

Lace Ruffle Scarf Dog collar crochet Pattern 
by Sara Sach
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Skill: Intermediate

Supplies :
Hook -H
Yarn needle
Yarn - About 36 inches of the lace yarn -
if your dog's neck is bigger you will need more.
(About 3 inches of yarn per inch of neck. )
Worsted Weight yarn that matches
Button of choice

Stitches :
Chain ( ch)
Single Crochet (sc)
Yarn over (yo)

R : 1 - Ch 33 with the WW, 1 sc in the 2nd ch from the hook,
1 sc in next 31 chs, ch 1 turn

R : 2 - Push hook through the 1 st sc, loop on 2 loops of the lace yarn,

WW Yarn over, pull through the 2 lace lops and the sc




yo, pull through both ww loops.
Basically, you are stitching scs and adding 2 loops from the lace yarn in each sc.
If you want a more ruffled collar, ad more loops of the lace yarn.

Repeat this across row, ch1 with the ww, turn.

R : 2 - Making sure you have the lace yarn on the front,
so both rows of ruffles are facing the same way,
on this row you will need to draw on the loops of lace yarn,
before you push your hook before you stitch the sc

draw on 2 loops of lace yarn, push hook through sc, yo,
 pull through sc and 2 loops, yo, pull through both ww loops, repeat across row.
 tie off lace yarn at the end of row.ch 1 with ww, turn.


R : 3 - 1 sc in each sc, working down side of collar, 1 sc, ch 5,
 (for button hole)3 more sc, turn working across the bottom of the collar,
1 sc in each st, then working up the other side of the collar, 4 evenly spaced sc,
 turn, *1 sc in each of the 4 sc, repeat from * 4 times for a button tab, tie off.


Sew on Button of choice.
Have fun with this, and if it is hard at first.
 Keep trying.
 It is well worth it.

8 comments:

  1. This is a really interesting dea! Love it:-)

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  2. I think is is a fun way to learn to use this tricky lace yarn.

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  3. I am passing on the Sunshine Award to you. Check out my post for June 13.

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  4. Thanks Sharon, but Where do you post?

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  5. I have to try this! I am an Etsyu seller too. My Shop is FurriPersonal, I make dog coats, toys and accessories.

    Carole

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  6. I will look you up on Etsy, Carol.
    Thanks

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  7. thank you for coming up with this great collar, starting one for my pug tonight !!!!

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  8. Oh, Lori, I am glad you like it.
    Would love to see a pic of your work.

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