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D.I.Y. Craft: How to Make Your Dog a Crochet Scarf!

Make this simple crochet neck warmer for your dogโ€”or yourselfโ€”with just a ball or two of bulky weight yarn.

By: Natalie Gagnon

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What could be cuter than a dog in a scarf? This easy DIY will have your dog outfitted for cooler weather in high style.

Have basic crochet skills? Make this simple single crochet neck warmer for your dog or yourself with just a ball or two of bulky weight yarn. Easy to customize and quick to make, it’s a perfect weekend project!

Here’s what you’ll need:

How to Make a Crochet Scarf for Dogs

Materials
Visit your local yarn store and find a bulky weight (weight category 5) yarn that catches your eye. For a warmer cowl, choose a yarn with a high wool content. Also have in mind how long youโ€™d like your cowl to be and how many times youโ€™ll want to wrap it around yours or your dogโ€™s neck.

Youโ€™ll need:

  • 1 or 2 balls of bulky weight yarn in a colour of your choiceย (buy one ball for a shorter cowl, two balls for a longer one)
  • Crochet hook at the recommended size on the label of your chosen yarn. For bulky yarns use a Kโ€“10.5 to Mโ€“13 (metric equivalent: 6.5 to 9mm).

How-to

  • With your chosen yarn, complete as many chain stitches as needed to reach the desired length of your cowl.
  • Ensuring that your chain is not twisted, slip stitch through the first chain to form your cowl into a ring. Do not turn.
  • Chain 1, single crochet in each stitch around. Join with slip stitch in top of first single crochet. Do not turn.
  • Repeat step 3 until your cowl is the desired width.
  • Fasten off and weave in ends.

*โ€‰Cool Idea:โ€‰ To spruce up your cowl, add a border on either side in a different colour, weave some ribbon through the stitches to embellish, or for the more advanced crocheter, add a decorative border in a fancier stitchโ€”we like reverse single crochet (aka. crab stitch) as shown. For more cute crochet ideas, check out more patterns by Natalie onย NattypatCrochet.com.

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