Dog Sweater
Nothing is more adorable than a dog wearing a cable knit sweater. These sweaters don’t just look good, they also keep dogs with short hair warm when out on walks during cold weather. Knit a sweater for your dog if you see him shivering during winter walks. The hardest part of knitting a dog sweater is measuring your pet. To ensure the sweater fits perfectly, you will need to take three measurements:
- Neck Girth
- Chest Girth
- Length of body
Toys
Use your stash of yarn to make a variety of plush toys for your pet. Knitted toys are especially loved by pets because they smell just like you, and feel soft and comfortable. The patterns for pet toys come in many shapes and sizes. They are also a great way to use leftover yarn.
Dog Hat
Some think that owners of dogs who knitted hats for their pups did so solely as a visual treat. Dogs in hats look so cute!However, a dog can wear a hat for many different reasons. Hats are useful for dogs who lose heat through their head, just like humans. Hats can also be useful for dogs with chronic ear infections, or for those who have had to remove their ears surgically for medical reasons. For a Knitting Kit, visit /www.stitchandstory
Knitted Pet Bow Tie
This project is not only beautiful, but it also helps you use up your yarn stash. A bow tie is quick and easy to make, so your pet will look beautiful. Knit some in different colours to suit every occasion.
Pet Blanket
It’s not only us who love to cuddle up in a warm, soft blanket. Blankets can calm our pets down on long car rides, or at home. A simple basket weave pattern and some super soft acrylic are all you need to make a blanket for your pet.
