Showing posts with label knit dog collar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label knit dog collar. Show all posts

Friday, November 20, 2015

Little Roses Dog Collar Knitting Pattern

I designed a Crochet Pattern 
for a Dog Collar with Flowers,
and I was asked if I had a Knitting version.
I did not, so I designed one.
 This is a great beginner pattern. 
If you want to learn to knit 
and make some fun for your dog or pet. 
You can customize the colors
 for any season of the year.
Add 1 rose or a bunch of roses.
This pattern works for any 
and all size dogs, 

cats or any pet.
And it only takes a small amount of yarn,
So just grab some left overs 
from your yarn stash and get knitting.

Little Roses Dog Collar Knitting Pattern
 By Sara Sach
Please add this Pattern to Your Ravelry Favorites

Skill: Beginner

Materials:
Knitting needles – Straight Needles US10 – 6mm
Yarn – Worsted Weight (4) – 1 oz. main color for collar
              Small amount for each rose.
 Yarn Needle
Tape measure
A few fun Buttons

Stitches and Terms:
Cast On - (CO)
Bind Off - (BO)
Knit - (k)
Purl - (p)

Gauge – 4 sts X 4 rows = 1 inch

Size: - For any size Dog or pet

Measure you Dog’s neck with the tape measure .
Pattern: We will begin with the collar-
(Collar is stitched in Stockinette)
R : 1 – With C1, CO 8 sts, k all sts
R : 2 – P all sts
R : 3 –K all sts
Continue to Repeat R : 2- R : 3 till desired length,
BO
The Edges of the Collar will curl in some.
Place the 2 ends together and sew closed with matching yarn.

The Roses:
(They are stitched in Stockinette)
R : 1 – CO 25 sts
R : 3 – K all sts
R : 4 – P all sts
R : 5 – K all sts
R : 6 – BO, leaving a 12 inch tail for gathering up the rose.
Gather the rose along the BO edge,  twist the center to form the rose, 
then tack in center to keep the rose shape.
Add a bead or button to center of Rose if desired.
Attach roses to the center front of the collar and slip it on.
If you would like the Crochet version
 of the Rose Dog collar 
You can find that 
Free crochet Pattern Here:
These Knitting and crochet collars 
are a fun way to dress up your dog
any time of year.

Monday, February 23, 2015

Chunky Knit Dog Collar Free Knitting Pattern | Posh Pooch Designs


Rosie Bell Loves to model!
 It has been snowing for 2 days. 
I do not mind, I love the snow 
and it does not stop us from getting out.
It is so beautiful and 
sparkles like tiny diamonds.

Do You love or hate snow?


Maximo Loves to Model, too.
See his smile!
I was playing with some 
left over chunky variegated yarns, 
yesterday 
and designed a fun Dog Collar.
And I want to share it 
with you today.
I designed this collar for any size dog,
Cat, pet or even human!

Chunky Knit Dog Collar  - Knitting Pattern
By Sara Sach
Rosie's collar

Please, Add This pattern to Your Ravelry Favorites.

Skill: Easy

Materials:
Knitting needles - Straight Needles US13 - 9mm
Yarn - Chunky (6)  - 15 yards - more or less depending on size.
            I used Charisma By Michaels
Yarn Needle
Tape measure

Stitches and Terms:
Cast On - (CO)
Bind Off - ( BO)
Knit - (k)
Purple - (p)
Together (tog)
Make 2 (M2)

Gauge/Measuring/Sizing - 3 sts=1inch

Getting Started:
Measure your Dogs Neck, add 1 inch.
dog neck is 9 inches+1= 10 inches

Pattern:
R : 1 - Cast on 3 sts per inch + 1 inch( 3 sts)
Add or subtract sts in 3 st increments.
For a 9 inch dog neck cast on  27 sts + 3 = 30 sts.

R : 2 - k 1st 2 sts, *ktog the next 3 sts, m2*
Repeat from * to * across, k the last 3 sts
close up of the collar


R : 3 - p all sts,

R : 4 - k all sts

If you want the collat thicker, just repeat 
R : 3 and R : 4 until the thickness you desire.

R : 5  - BO odd leaving a 12 in tail of yarn.
Place the ends tog, Use that tail of yarn to
Sew the ends together.
Maximo's Collar
See how easy that is.
It is super Easy to make and a fun 
way to use of your left over yarns.
You could even use 2 strands 
of WW(4) yarns
for a really interesting look.


I love a slip on decorative collar
 for my pooches.
They love them too.
It is a way for added warmth, 
they stay on and 
there are no buttons, 
Velcro or buttons to fuss with.