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Anne Barach
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This pattern is named for my mother's dog Peggy, a wire-haired Jack Russell for whom I designed this sweater. Though it was made for a small to medium-sized dog, the ribbing allows for plenty of give to accommodate dogs of different shapes and sizes. The neck can also be rolled back, as shown. I knit it in machine-washable acrylic, but feel free to substitute any kind of worsted-weight yarn for this project.
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Size
small to medium-sized dog
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English US & UK
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Abbreviations
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BO
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bind off |
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CO
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cast on |
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beg
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beginning |
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k
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knit |
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p
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purl |
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pm
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place marker |
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rnd
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round |
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st
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stitch |
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sts
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stitches |
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What is the finished size of The Peggy Sweater?
The finished clothing measures small to medium-sized dog.
Is The Peggy Sweater suitable for beginners?
Yes, this is a beginner-friendly Knitting pattern suitable for newcomers to the craft.
What language is this Knitting pattern in?
This pattern is available in English (US & UK terms).
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This is a Ribblr ePattern - an interactive digital pattern with step-by-step instructions, stitch tutorial videos, progress tracking, smart sizing, US/UK auto-translation, and CM/inch auto-conversion. No PDF download is required.
Can I sell items I make from this pattern?
Yes, you can sell finished items made using this pattern design.
What is The Peggy Sweater?
The Peggy Sweater is a Beginner Knitting pattern designed by Anne Barach for making a Clothing. This pattern is named for my mother's dog Peggy, a wire-haired Jack Russell for whom I designed this sweater. Though it was made for a small to medium-sized dog, the ribbing allows for plenty of give to accommodate dogs of different shapes and siz...
Who designed The Peggy Sweater?
Anne Barach designed the The Peggy Sweater pattern. Find more of their patterns on their Ribblr shop page.
What type of item does The Peggy Sweater make?
The The Peggy Sweater pattern makes a Clothing. It is a Beginner Knitting pattern.
What materials are needed for The Peggy Sweater?
To make The Peggy Sweater you will need: 1 ball. Red Heart Worsted Acrylic. (or one in each color if you want to make stripes), Stitch holder (scrap yarn will do), Stitch marker. Tools required: US 8 16@Q circular needle, Weaving needle.
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