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NIGHTY NIGHT Dog Robe Sweater Pattern
Category:
KnittingType:
PetSkill Level:
Beginner
Basic Skills Necessary:
- Basic knitting and purling
Pattern Description:
Sometimes your favorite couch potato needs
something to cuddle up in at home.. Something soft
and sweet, to wrap him in warmth in a drafty house
on a cold winter's day. A pretty, fluffy robe that's
perfect for napping, dozing, sleeping, snoozing,
catching some z's, or opening gifts on Christmas
morning. Take a couple of nights to make this
snuggly wrap robe, add a monogram if you want to
get fancy, and prepare for lots of kisses!
Robe fastens with a button and snaps and has an attached wrap belt.
Suitable for any knitter.
Gauge:
4.5 sts = 1" in K1P2 rib
Sizing / Finished Measurements:
- Fits 12, 14, 16, 18" chest
Materials:
- US 8 straight needles
- US F crochet hook for optional crocheted trim
- 150-250 yds Aran-weight chenille yarn plus a bit more in a complementary color for optional trim. Red Heart Moon & Stars recommended.
You Will Also Need:
- 1" or larger button
- 2 snaps
NIGHTY NIGHT Dog Robe Sweater Pattern
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About the Designer
As a child I made crude doll clothes, crafted houses for baby frogs I had captured (!), wove potholders and made stained glass "art" at camp. I have a funny little sweater vest I made my Betsy McCall doll -- basically just a small rectangle that I forced her arms through to make it a cardi. I spent hours as a little girl watching and "helping" my great-grandmother sew clothes at her old-fashioned ...
As a child I made crude doll clothes, crafted houses for baby frogs I had captured (!), wove potholders and made stained glass "art" at camp. I have a funny little sweater vest I made my Betsy McCall doll -- basically just a small rectangle that I forced her arms through to make it a cardi. I spent hours as a little girl watching and "helping" my great-grandmother sew clothes at her old-fashioned treadle Singer. My grandmother on the other side filled her house with homemade kitsch, from paint-by-numbers landscapes to crocheted toilet paper covers. In fact, when Grandmother Rose died, in her 90s, after a trip to Wal-mart to buy yarn, she was buried holding her crochet hook and the latest piece she had been working on. I hope they'll do the same for me.
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