Bernat

Free Knit Hoodie Dog Coat Pattern

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Pattern Details
Keep your pup warm with this cute hoodie, knitted in Bernat Super Value yarn.
Sizing Notes

Making the right size is important! To make sure your project turns out the size described, always make a gauge swatch to match your tension. First time swatching? Learn more about knitting a gauge swatch!  

Finished Measurements

S10 ins [25.5 cm]M13 ins [33 cm]br>L16 ins [40.5 cm]XL24 ins [61 cm]

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Treat your finished project right! Make sure you read the care directions closely so your hard work ages gracefully.

  • Machine Wash in Cool Water
  • Do Not Bleach
  • Do Not Dry Clean
  • Do Not Iron
  • Dry Flat
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Free Easy Knit Sweater/Cardigan Pattern for Pets

How cute will your best friend look in this adorable dog hoodie? Make it from sizes S-XL with Bernat Super Value yarn for an easy-care and long-wearing, finished project. This one is so easy to make, it's perfect to inspire both the beginner knitter and dog lover.

  • Reviews & Ratings

    3.655

    Cutest dog sweater ever.

    I can't believe I found this pattern again! I made two of these for my little dog over ten years ago. I have a new little dog now and can't wait to make this for him. Cutest pattern ever. Thanks for sharing it.

    Parker's owner551
    Quality of Product
    5
    Value of Product
    5
    • Cutest dog sweater ever.I can't believe I found this pattern again! I made two of these for my little dog over ten years ago. I have a new little dog now and can't wait to make this for him. Cutest pattern ever. Thanks for sharing it.https://photos-us.bazaarvoice.com/photo/2/cGhvdG86c3BpbnJpdGU/c3611b0b-9dfb-50b6-9b78-e580693d4771

    Fun pattern for adorable hoodie sweater

    This pattern is fun and easy to follow. I wish the pattern provided instructions for larger dogs (25-29). Do give it a try!

    Dog auntie551
    Quality of Product
    5
    Value of Product
    5
    • Fun pattern for adorable hoodie sweaterThis pattern is fun and easy to follow. I wish the pattern provided instructions for larger dogs (25-29). Do give it a try!https://photos-us.bazaarvoice.com/photo/2/cGhvdG86c3BpbnJpdGU/944d97b0-bde5-53ed-b5a3-4b58035c7bbe

    Sizing is a joke

    There is no dog in history that is an "xlg" and only 24 inches around. I have a lap dog and she is 26. I made the medium which should have been too big and half way through it's like yeah right. My dog is 20 pounds not 2

    QueenPenelope1511
    Quality of Product
    1
    Value of Product
    2
    • We were very sorry to see your review.  We value your feedback and would love to hear your concerns.   We have passed your concerns on to our design team.

      spinrite

    Cute, but wording is questionable.

    Currently working on this project. Some of the wording is incredibly confusing. "Proceed in stocking st, inc 1 st at each end of needle on 3rd and every row to 50." Does this mean every third row an increase needs to be made, or only on the first 3rd row, and then every row following to the needed stitch allowance? Now that I am several hours into the project (having started over twice), my project is now wider than it is long, and I realize it was every 3rd row until 50. I guess I will frog and try again.

    bruh2511
    • The design team has come back and stated that it is meant to start increasing on row 3 and continue increasing every row to 50. Good luck with finishing your project! This one seems to be a favorite among pet owners.

      spinrite

    Simple instructions, quick project

    I knitted this for my small dog in the size medium. It was a very fast project. The instructions were clear and the gauge swatch was true to size of the finished sweater. There is a tricky part where you have to work 3 balls at once for a few rows so make sure you're prepared for the materials needed for that part.

    Wmpb551
    • Simple instructions, quick projectI knitted this for my small dog in the size medium. It was a very fast project. The instructions were clear and the gauge swatch was true to size of the finished sweater. There is a tricky part where you have to work 3 balls at once for a few rows so make sure you're prepared for the materials needed for that part.https://photos-us.bazaarvoice.com/photo/2/cGhvdG86c3BpbnJpdGU/de618be0-4723-5d0f-b01d-2a4ef8c258ab

    When do I start to use the 4mm circular needle?

    Valerie’s1

    First of all, thank you for the pattern, it is very cute. However, I need a clarification. Once the opening section of the legs is done, can I start working in the round? Or should I always continue flat. Thank you

    Claire61

    When do you switch to the smaller needle size?

    beathagsmom1

    I don't understand the leg opening part. When do you join the other balls of yarn?

    GabGabs32

    Back Ribbing with circular needle pick up and knit 67 sts along body from marker to back. Please explain, do I cast on 67 stitches.

    Danni1

    After joining the directions say continue even until work after neckband measures…. This is confusing. Am I continuing in stockinette stitch after the armholes until it measures 5(6 1/2, 8, 11)? is it 11 inches from the arm holes or from the beginning?

    GMC41

    After joining the armholes, the directions say continue even until work after neckband measures…. This is confusing. Am I continuing in stockinette stitch after the armholes until it measures 5(6 1/2, 8, 11)?

    Laur1

    Do you have to use 3 balls of yarn at the same time? Or can you keep going with 1? I’m confused when you’re suppose to add the other yarn.

    sreece231

    When starting the hood, instructions say to place markers on the cast on edge. But the only cast on edge I currently have is the lower back, the opposite end from where a hood would go. Do I need to cast on a different needle? 

    SympathyWatercolor1
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