Clip-On Poo Bag Keeper Crochet Pattern

Clip-On Poo Bag Keeper 
Crochet Pattern
By Sara Sach of Posh Pooch Designs

Nothing drives me nuts more, 
then people who do not clean up 

after their dogs, when I am at the park.

If you walk your dog, and you should,

Then you need one of these.
You can use rolled up store bought dog poo bags 
or use your plastic grocery bags.

Clip-On Poo Bag Keeper

You can clip it to your belt, clip it on your leash,

or clip it on your dog's collar and them carry it.

See this Video on my Youtube Crochet
Channel at this LINK

Clip On Poo Bag Keeper Crochet Pattern By Sara Sach 

Please, Add This Crochet pattern to Your Ravelry Favorites

Skill: Easy

Materials:
1 ring - 2/4 inch
1 clip - 2/4 inch
1 button - 1 inch
Yarn Needle
Hook: H / 5.00 MM
Yarn : Worsted Weight (4) - Cotton or Acrylic

Stitches:
Chain ( ch)
Single Crochet (sc)
Half Double Crochet ( hdc)

Size: 5 inches X 5 inches around

Pattern:
Ch 1 does not count as a st, it is a turning chain.

R: 1 - Ch 15, 1 hdc in the 2nd ch from the hook, and in each ch across.
 ch1, turn (14 hdc)

R : 2 - 1 hdc in each st, ch 1, turn (14 hdc)

R: 3 - R: 13 - Repeat R: 2

R : 14 - Sc evenly around the 4  sides,
 stitch 3 sc in each corner, join and tie off.

Cut a piece of yarn about 18 inches long. 

Thread the yarn in the needle 

and stitch up the right side, 

gathering the side up and secure tightly. 

Repeat on the left side, as well. Then flip right side out. 

With Needle and yarn whip Stitch the ring to the right end of the bag, then clip on the clip.

Button Loop:
Attach yarn to the center top of the bag opening, ch 5,
attach to the next st making a loop, with a sl st. tie off.

Sew on the button and slip to loop over the button.

Put your roll of Dog poo bags in side......and

And Go take your Dog for a Walk.

That's where I am headed!

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At This LINK



Radar's Doggie treats!

Radar The Weather Dog for Channel 6 News Oklahoma

Radar's Doggie Treats

1 box Jiffy Corn Bread mix
1 egg ( shell and all! )
1 pound liver ( drained )
1/2 Tsp Garlic Powder ( opt)

Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Mix all ingredients to baby food consistency. Pour batter evenly into a jelly roll pan or  two 9.5" X 11" baking pans sprayed with cooking spray. Bake at 350 for 20 min, or until pick inserted comes out clean.  Cut treats into desired size. Break the treats apart. bake for another 15 minutes. Allow to cool and dry completely before storing in the frige.  Treats will keep up to a Week.

Every year The News on 6 , here in Oklahoma, puts out a Christmas circular with shopping ideas, coupons and recipes, this is the recipe that Radar The Weather Dog put in this years circular. I am going to try this as my pooches love liver treats.

Radar is a rescue dog from The Tulsa Animal Shelter. He is cute and sweet and its has been really fun to watch him since he joined the News on 6 team.

Learn how a weather star was born.

By Nick Bender, WARN Team Meteorologist

Radar as a puppy in the Shelter



"When we went scouting at the shelter for a weather mascot, there were lots of great dogs needing good homes. One stood out though - a little beagle mix who saw us coming and was turning himself inside out to get our attention.

To find the perfect pooch to help teach children and adults about severe weather safety, we enlisted the help of a local dog breeder and trainer, Susanne Shelton of Clickety Split Dog Training.

Thankfully, with good care from Susanne and the vet, Radar got over his initial hurdles and was able to make his debut at Trav's Wild Weather Camp last spring. He's learned about where to go in a storm, how to avoid flooded roads and lightning safety.


He's helping the WARN Team deliver those messages to school children all over Green Country. He's been staying sharp over the summer months and getting ready for next spring's weather camps.

 

 He also shows up periodically on Six In The Morning to help Susanne answer questions about training and behavior. Recently he visited a Red Cross "Pet First Aid" class. Radar is a great ambassador, and he's always learning."

To Learn more about Radar the Weather Dog Visit :  NewsOn6.com

12 Collars of Christmas Collar # 5 "Fringe Collar"

This is week # 5 in our 12 collars of Christmas

 crochet pattern give  away! 

 The free crochet pattern is the "Fringe Collar". 

This Pattern will work for any size Dog or Cat!

I really had a fun time designing this one.

 The length of the fringe is totally up to you.

 I really liked the effect of the longer fringe, 

but you might like the fringe shorter.

See the Video Tutorial on my Youtube Channel at this Link

 Please remember these collars are for decorative purposes

 only and are not strong enough to hold your dog leash.

Fringe Dog Collar Crochet Pattern By Sara Sach
Please add this crochet Pattern to Your Ravelry Favorites
Skill: Easy

Materials:
Hook - H
Yarn Needle
1 inch button
Yarn : Worsted Weight (4) And Variegated yarn.
           I used Red Heart Super Saver

Stitches:
Chain           (ch)
Single Crochet (sc)
Half Double Crochet (hdc)

Size: 9 inch neck, Pattern is easily adjusted

Gauge: 3 chs =1 inch

Pattern Notes:
ch1 at ends of rows does not count as a stitch.

Pattern:

R - 1 :  Ch 41 for a 9 inch collar, (3 ch = 1 inch )
 1 hdc in the 2nd ch from the hook, and in each ch across, turn, ch 1
(40 hdc)

R - 2 : 1 hdc in each hdc, turn, ch1 (40 hdc)

R - 3 -  R - 5 : Repeat Row 2

R - 6 : 1 hdc in each hdc across row, then place 5 hdc across the end of the collar,
 turn, ch 1

R - 7 : 1 hdc  in the 1st 2 hdc, ch 2, sk 1 hdc, 1 hdc in the last 2 hdcc,
to form the button hole.
Tie off. Weave in your ends.

NOTE: If your dog or pet is a chewer, you can stitch the ends together and
 slip it on over their heads. and not add the button.

Fringe :
Cut 10 inch strands of yarn
Putting 2 strand together work in each st  around the bottom
 row of the collar to form a "mane" appearance.

Sew on a large button on the other send of the collar that fits the button hole .

#7 Fringe Dog Collar

You Can find the previous collars below,

 just click the name, it is the link to the blog with the free pattern.

# 4 The Skull Collar

  

# 3 Flowers and Lace Collar

# 2 The Bowtie Collar

#1 Jingle Bell Collar

We still have 7 weeks till Christmas which means there are

 7 more Collars to go. 

And I have a really fun one for new years Eve, too!

 So that will be 13 Free Crochet patterns in all. 

If you are looking for any of the previous ones ,

 just go back a few blogs or click on the Ravelry button

 at the top right of this blog. You will find them there as well.

Happy crocheting!