02 Jul 2011
You made it through the hardest part… the increase rows. Not really hard but maybe a little confusing since all the sizes are slightly different. Now let’s slip stitch for the front legs opening
Duration : 0:6:58
01 Jul 2011
Approximate Suggested Finished Back Length: Measured from collar to end with scalloped edge
X-small: 8″
Small: 10″
Medium: 14″
Large: 18″
Duration : 0:7:40
29 Jun 2011
Incredibly adorable! In this series we demystify (fpdc) front post double crochet & (bpdc) you’ll be adding it to every yarnin’ project in no time.
Duration : 0:9:13
28 Jun 2011
Pattern For the “increase rows.” Look for your size below and jot down the numbers to help you keep track.
X-small
row 1: (sc) single crochet 8; 9th (st) stitch 2 sc in same st: repeat for entire row
row 2: sc 13; 14th st 2 sc in same st; repeat for entire row
row 3: sc 10; 11th st 2 sc in same st: repeat for entire row
row 4: sc 15; 16th st 2 sc in same st; repeat for entire row
Small
row 1: sc 11; 12th st 2 sc in same st; repeat
row 2: sc 12; 13th st 2 sc in same st; repeat
row 3: sc 13; 14th st 2 sc in same st: repeat
row4: sc 11; 12th st 2 sc in same st; repeat
Medium
row 1: sc 15; 16th st 2 sc in same st; repeat
row 2: sc 16; 17th st 2 sc in same st; repeat
row 3: sc 17; 18th st 2 sc in same st; repeat
row 4: sc 14; 15th st 2 sc in same st; repeat
Large
row 1: sc 15; 16th st sc 2 in same st; repeat
row 2 sc 16; 17th st sc 2 in same st; repeat
row 3: sc 17; 18th st sc 2 in same st; repeat
row 4: sc 18; 19th st sc 2 in same st; repeat
Duration : 0:6:28
Size X-Small is demonstrated in the video. Jot down the numbers shown in the video to easily follow the pattern for the size you are making.
Duration : 0:8:53
Size G Crochet Hook….