Showing posts with label Scarf. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Scarf. Show all posts

Friday, March 01, 2013

DIY Dog Scarf

A couple of days ago I told you I made the cutest dog scarf and sent it to my little dog back home. Today at arrived and my mum made this photo of Fidele wearing it!! Isn't she cute??




As I promised my tutorial for this cute DIY.

Start knitting :-) I used a ribbed pattern (knit two, purl two) as you can see below. This knitting pattern does not curl up at the edged. However it does pull everything together to make it nice and thick and warm. Knit enough so that it fits comfortably around your dogs neck, and you can still fold/loop one end and pull the other through.


























When you finished your knitting part loop one end of your scarf to fit the other end through and sew (the loop) together. I used the yarn I used for the scarf and a crochet hook to sew it together. Wrap it around your dog and go for a lovely walk in the freezing outdoors!

If you have any questions please email me or comment below.

Wednesday, February 27, 2013

Dog Scarf

Yesterday I saw this amazing dog scarf tutorial at A Pair of Pears, and I decided to rush to the store for some yarn. After knitting a couple of hours yesterday evening while Tom was watching YouTube videos of trucks stuck in mud (cooler than you think it is), I finished my dog scarf. This morning I stuffed it in an envelope and sent it to my dog (in The Netherlands). When it arrives I'll post the pictures so I don't spoil the surprise just yet.



However, if you are just as enchanted by the picture form A Pair of Pairs, have a look at their tutorial!!
I can't wait to show you my version!!

Monday, February 18, 2013

Foxy Scarf DIY


After the foxy bookmarks of a couple of days ago, I've been browsing some foxy cuteness. Everyone knows fox scarves are a no-no, except when they are made from pure fabric and are seriously cute! Not only is this gorgeous design from Prudent Baby, it is also a tutorial. For everyone who wants a faux-foxy-scarf the tutorial can be found {here}. I can't wait to see your results!