Dog Cowl Pattern (Easy Knit)
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If you love Harry Potter knitting patterns, here is a dog cowl pattern inspired by the Gryffindor house colors.
Always ready for getting up to no good this cowl perfectly matches his mischief-managed dog sweater.
An Easy-Level Knitting Pattern
This is an easy pattern for those of you who are advanced beginner level, and the techniques you will need to know are knit, purl, and knitting in the round.
You will also knit stripes by joining in a different colored yarn to the main color.
If you have never knit in the round before you can watch my video tutorial here.
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Inspired By The Harry Potter Movies
Jason is just such a wannabe Weasley!
He has the right coloring and suits the Gryffindor house colors perfectly.
We have been watching the Harry Potter movies on and off over the last couple of months, whenever it is a stormy, rainy day we snuggle with a blanket and watch together.
The Yarn I Used
The cowl/knitted collar was knit in bulky yarn for the main color – Hayfield Super Chunky With Wool in shade 0053 Hollyhocks.
I had some leftovers in the same brand of yarn in mustard that I used for the stripes.
This yarn is super bulky weight 06.
Resources and tutorials you may find helpful in following this pattern:
This pattern is great for any advanced beginner knitters.
- Knitting cast-on methods.
- Knitting Lessons
- How to cast on knitting.
- How to cast off knitting.
- How to knit the garter stitch.
- How to knit the purl stitch.
- How to knit stockinette stitch.
- How to read knitting patterns.
- Knitting abbreviations and terms.
- How to knit rib stitch.
- How to kit two stitches together – K2tog.
- How to knit in the round.
Dog Cowl Pattern
Purchase the inexpensive ad-free, PDF printable pattern in my shop here.
Skill Level – Easy
This cute cowl will be perfect for Halloween knit up in your favorite colors or Hogwarts house colors.
It’s harness friendly because it is only worn around the neck and it can be adjusted to fit dogs of all sizes.
There is no seam showing because this is knit in the round on circular needles.
Copyright notes
- Please do not copy, sell, redistribute or republish this pattern.
- If you wish to share this pattern, link to the pattern page only.
- You may sell items produced using this pattern.
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Gauge – 8 sts / 14 rounds in 4 inches
Size/Measurements
- Dog’s neck circumference – 17 inches
- Please note – You can adjust the size by measuring the circumference of your dog’s neck and adjusting the number of sts you cast on (for the size of your dog).
- Height of cowl – 6 inches
- Width – 8.5 inches
The Supplies You Need
Yarn
- 1 skein of chunky yarn I used Hayfield Super Chunky With Wool in shade 0053 – Hollyhocks (Yarn A).
- Yarn in a coordinating color (mustard) (Yarn B) for the stripes in the same yarn weight.
- Yarn weight – Super bulky 06.
Needles
- 12.00mm (US 17) 16″ or 20″ circular knitting needles.
Notions
Abbreviations / Knitting Abbreviations List
- Approx = Approximately
- Beg = Begin(ning)
- CO – Cast on
- Cont = Continue(ing)
- K = Knit
- P – Purl
- Pm – Place marker
- Rem = Remaining
- Rep = Repeat
- Rnd(s) = Round(s)
- St(s) = Stitch(es)
Pattern Instructions
- Cast on 36 sts in yarn A, join in the round, and pm, being careful not to twist the sts.
- Round 1 – Purl
- Next round – Knit
- Cont to knit every round until the piece measures 2 inches from the CO edge.
- Next – Change to Yarn B and knit 2 rounds.
- Next – Change to Yarn A and knit 2 rounds.
- Next – Change to Yarn B and knit 2 rounds.
- Next – Change to yarn A and knit every round for 2 inches.
- Next – Purl 1 round.
- Cast off.
- Sew in any loose ends.
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