Knitting Tutorial - Poochie Keen Dog Sweater
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- This week we have a much anticipated tutorial for the Poochie Keen Dog Sweater by Beth Aidala, from Kraemer Yarns. Information on getting your yarn kit and pattern here on my website:
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The yarn kit (includes pattern) can be found here:
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The pattern on its own:
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The yarn used (if you want to build your own kit), Perfection Worsted:
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There is also a crochet version, you can see all of the options here:
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The ChiaoGoo interchangeable shorties set can be found here:
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Videos I reference in the video:
Getting Started with Magic Loop: • Knitting Help - Gettin...
Simple Magic Loop: • Knitting Help - Simple...
Getting Started with DPNs: • Knitting Help - Gettin...
Here is the math I was unable to do in my head. :) The pattern gauge is about 4.5 stitches per inch. To increase 3 inches I would need to do about 12 increases, or 6 additional increase rounds. I would work these with a plain knitting (no increases) round between the increase rounds. 
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Your assistants are just darling 😉🤗🐾🐾
haha, thank you. I normally reshoot if they are being too disruptive in a video, but I left them in the dog sweater tutorial. :)
Love your Co-Stars!!! I was giggling during their antics...Five Thumbs up: One each for dogs, Two for you! I'll be smiling for quite a while....Thanks!!
The dogs are fine. I enjoyed them. Don’t forget a hole for the leash to attach to Fido’s collar.
Your pups should visit more often! We all love them 🐾
Loved the dog's interruptions! Thank you for another excellent tutorial!
Don't worry about your dogs😊 Pets are the light of our lives❤🐾 It's always a joy to see youtubers' animals.
This video is great! I LOVE the dogs...laughed out loud when you said "you're punished!"...Great tutorial!
Thanks for this tutorial, wonderful!!
He’s thinking who are you talking to mommy...lol
So far I have made two of these sweaters for my little Daschund. He’s a tiny little guy so I make the small for him and just make the back part longer. Lol he loves these sweaters. I thought for sure he would tear it off and ruin it, but the fit is so perfect and comfy. Thank you for the instructions on here. Although I am an experienced knitter, the extra little tips you give in your videos make my knitting so much better. I have gone back to many of your videos when I am stuck on something and refer people to you all the time.
Love the doggie participation! Like children, they need attention when you are busy with other things! that was fun to see!
I have learned so much from you. When I was a child I learned to knit from my Mother but she only knew one way to cast on and she always took what ever I was knitting and she would knit off. I learned to knit off from RUclips from videos of yours. I learned how to make 2 at a time from you and toes up from you. Because of your videos I now have a ball winder and a swift. I got them for Christmas last year. Now I think I can teach you something! It is easier to add stitches with your right hand with your pointer finger than with your left hand and thumb same idea just easier hold the yarn like you normally would wrap over and around Pointer finger and place on needle. Slide left needle in front yarn over and pull through. You have just knit the stitch make another and do it as many stitches as you need. When you come back around no messing around with loose or wobbly stitches.
I love the candid baby interuptions!! Leave them in!
Love the dogs participating in the video. Thanks for this pattern and video. Your dogs are precious!
This is fantastic I have a friend that adopts greyhounds this is just great as I am dog less for the first time in years
Bless you for this video
I’m glad my dog isn’t the only one who wants to play with yarn 😂😂 I’m also glad I’m not the only one who finds it hard to be mad at him 😂❤️
So glad your dogs are as crazy as mine when on the phone, zoom etc. so sweet.
I love that you left the dogs in the video. They're cute and they promote the pattern. I'll be buying this one. Thank you for all the help you've given us (me) over the years.
The dogs are adorable and just want to be involved.
LB was choosing the colors for his next sweater 😍
I love the dogs ! So sweet of them to make an appearance 🥰
This video made my evening. Thank u on for leaving the pupper cameos in. :-)
I love that you love a 🐕 and enjoying to watch your dog’s 💕
OK, I've only watched 8 minutes of this but I'm hitting pause because I want to say I LOOOVE this video! Your dogs are just adorable, and I've just heard you say "You're punished! (giggle) that doesn't mean anything in this house". I live in a VERY similar house 😂 The tin box where I keep my doggie's dry food has a nice dog drawing on it and the caption reads "In this house, the dog is the boss". Says it all. 😉
The dogs are delightful. Bring them in more often!
I love this video. Your dogs are very entertaining. I love hearing you interact with them. Another great video explaining the pattern. Thank you
Love the dog! It’s lovely seeing them on screen. Anyone doing this tutorial will have a dog and we love seeing them, especially as during Covid we have all got much closer to them.
Dolly is adorable. Those of us that love our dogs 🐕 understand ❤ no need to apologize. I thoroughly enjoy seeing you pups. I live with 4 a husky shepherd cross, cattle dog cross, a great pyrenees and Ridgeback greyhound cross. All rescues 45 to 115 lbs.
This may be my favorite video yet. I loved seeing your helpers!
I love your dogs, they should be in more of your videos.❤
I ABSOLUTELY loved your helpers!! It just shows how real you are!! Thank you for continuing to record at home, I've learned so much!
I just adopted a doggo, I have never been a fan of dog clothes but dang if I need to knit a sweater for my Lola Mae! Your pups are so cute!
I agree about your comment with dog clothes but a hand knit dog sweater is a whole another thing!!
I loved the glimpse of your basenji - I had one years ago. Great sweaters too.
I enjoy videos like this where real things happen - your dog came in and acted like a dog - vs overly edited to perfection videos. Don't take that wrong either because I adore your videos and you've been immensely helpful in my knitting journey. Also, your doggo is gorgeous 😍
Your videos are always good - but this really brought a smile to my face !
Love it! That's what it's like to be on a call with a dog, also... one of my dogs starts pawing my chair when she sees I'm busy on a zoom call.
Thanks for a great tutorial. I’ll use this for my greyhound/Great Dane cross. Thank you for all of your videos. I have learned so much and have become a very much better knitter because of your coaching.
Happy Holidays... Merry Christmas to you and your beautiful dogs and human loved ones. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
OMG. The dog antics were hilarious. I have two retired racing greyhounds and a two year old borzoi rescue pup. I think the borzoi is just as stubborn as your basenji.
I know you "get it"! One sighthound lady to another! :)
This is so cute!!
Not sure if it’s just me but I have a lot of trouble picking up stitches with just my needles, so I usually use a crochet hook to pick up the stitches and put them on my needle!
Good idea. I’ll try that!
What an enjoyable video! I can relate, living in one room off the grid with one dog and 2 cats. The kitten is a real problem with her getting into the yarn. It's fun though. I'm getting ready to make a sweater for this little guy who is my avatar
This is so perfect! My Whippet was born 4 weeks ago and is expected to be here on January 3rd. I’ve knit a few Snoods because I could not find a sweater pattern I liked but this is just what I was looking for. I am ordering a kit for my new puppy and one for my friends Whippet who is 3 years old once he gives me her measurements. Love your dogs!
You are such a great dog Mom. This demo was so much fun as you also demonstrated your peripheral vision multi-tasking skills (or as my Mom would say-eyes in the back of your head) and your pack is lovely! (Also loved the dog sweater video!)
Enjoyed the dog participation:)
Of course this drops right after I finish knitting a sweater for my little beagle. May have to make her one anyway though for the slightly warmer months since I made her a very thick warm sweater for winter snow.
Also working from home with dogs is a challenge. No worries about your pups.
Love your pups! Fur baby moms get it! 🥰
Besides being helpful and informative, you, your dogs, and this video brightened my day and made me laugh happily! Thank you!!! 🥰
I love when you’re furry assistants make a cameo appearance!
Enjoyed seeing your pups!!
Cute dogs! I have an Italian greyhound. Will have to give it a try too!
Love it!!! Son has a Whippet looked after him yesterday!!
Never be Sorry sharing the Dogs! I lost my Scruffy Wirehair Terrier to heartworm during this pandemic. Now I can share your's long distance!
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I'm just about done with this for my miniature dachshund Beauregard Lee. It was a challenge as I had to use a couple of different measurements because of his broad chest and length of his body and shortness of his legs. Thank you for this video it was a great help and I came back to it a few times for various steps.
Omg I loved you trying to scold the dogs and they just didn't care. They don't care that you have thousands and thousands of subscribers. They just wanna get into the yarn!
Dogs gonna dog i guess 🤷♀️🐶
I love your videos! And the dogs are a great addition ❤️
Nice doggie sweater....oh how cute....it was nice to see both doggies...especially DOLLY.....SHE IS A PRETTY GIRL.....NO WORRIES....ABOUT THEM WANTING. TO GET ON CAMERA....
The dogs are adorable😊💕
Aww your whippet is so cute!!
Thank you for such a great video Elby and Dolly were perfect visitors. What a great sweater, thank you for sharing your expertise. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
Thanks so much for this fun video! I'm knitting the sweater right now for my greyhound, Moonie. She would love to come play at your house because she's an only fur-baby. Happy Holidays!
Thank you for sharing, merry Christmas and happy new year.
I just want to add: you may need to downsize your needles at the points when you’re knitting back and forth in rows. My tension is different and looser with flat stockinette, and after some experimentation, I found for me that going down two needle sizes evened things out.
I have a whippet too!
I love this video. It was almost like I was sitting across the table from you. I couldn't stop chuckling whenever your dog interrupted your show.
This is beautiful thank you for sharing.
Love it Not a problem sometimes videos cant be perfect
Something that I would be interested in seeing your take on (not that it would apply here) is ladder back jacquard (LBJ)
Seems like there are a few ways to work LBJ but many are a bit unclear. You explain things so well that I'd love to see you do a tutorial.
I love this and have a Whippet puppy. It will be perfect, thank you for the tutorial.
Beautiful dog
Wishing you the very best in 2021.
Be healthy and safe, happy and successful.
Your videos are a joy. It’s so good to learn and improve, even as an old gal. I love all the new techniques that you bring to us.
Warmest wishes to you Staci.
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She is sooooo cute
Best. Dog sweater. Video. Ever!
Boy, are you reading my mind
Thx 🙏🏻
Thank you!!! 😻
Thank you very much for the careful instructions which manage to be serious and light-hearted at the same time! I found many of your videos very very helpful.
I have a problem with this knit which I hope you'll be able to help. I shall be knitting for a rescue Greyhound who has lost one of her front legs. Do I proceed as normal, only making one leghole or is there something else I can do to give the garment more support. I would appreciate it if you could let me know. Thank you very much.
Hi Brenda - I've never done that alteration myself, but I'm imagining it, and I think just not creating one leg hole will be enough. It should fit fine and wear well that way.
Thanks. I'll get started on it.
Oh my goodness, Dolly made me laugh so hard. I love that you don't edit these things out.
Looks like LB picked his color
What about the circular knitting needles for socks that are 2 in a pack I think I saw them recently
Very lovely but apologies I do worry about dogs overheating as dogs can't cool down very easily if people keep these sweet outfits on just for cuteness indoors. But for keeping warm outdoors in the cold, yes I always put a coat on my 🐕 dog
I would make this for my kitten. She would hate it but hey I think it would be cute 🤣
Thank you for the tutorial! I have a couple of questions: When working the leg holes how did you manage your needles? Did you put the stitches that you were not working on a stitch holder? Or can you just keep stitching on the circulars? Also, is there a way to add a hole for a dog harness being worn under the sweater? Or would you put the harness on over the sweater? I've noticed that some of the store-bought sweaters have a hole to attach the leash to a harness. Thanks again and it was fun seeing your dogs 🥰🐕🦺
Your first question - the pattern gives instructions for putting the stitches you're not working on a stitch holder. I don't bother with that, they are fine hanging out on the circular needle. Regarding a hole for a harness/leash - I would put this sweater on under the harness. But if you choose to wear it over a harness, you can just place a buttonhole where the leash attachment will lie: ruclips.net/video/JNNqXQTIFfY/видео.html
@@verypinkknits Excellent! Didn't think of a buttonhole, thanks!
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Your dogs are adorable. I’ve knitted a dozen dog sweaters for my son’s corgi. He don’t like sweaters. When I put it on, he don’t move. Is like an obedience sweater. I knitted 6 for my daughter’s recently adopted rescued beagle mix, she don’t mind it. I find that is hard to take off. I’ve tried so many patterns and yarn, acrylic and wool. Thanks for sharing!!!
Have an awesome, joyous, and safe Christmas and New Year Staci!!
When I begin do I join to knit in the round? I can’t tell from video and pattern doesn’t say…
The pattern starts with the collar, knit in-the-round. You can contact Kraemer Yarns directly for pattern support if you have questions. :)
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Please link the scarf pattern.
Every dog sweater i have knit or crocheted has ended with the neck stretching out like crazy after they wear the sweater for a bit.. does this have stretchy neck issues?
I explain in the video that keeping the leg cuffs short enough so that they don't cover the dog's "elbows" will keep the whole sweater fitting better. Sweaters always stretch out around the neck when they get pulled down because the sweater covers the dog's elbows.
@@verypinkknits that’s exactly why I wouldn’t do the ribbing for armholes. If I crochet around the armholes to make it look tidy there’s no problem of unnecessary pulling with movement and then the neck won’t stretch. I love this pattern but I think it’s best to alter and make changes that accommodate your pet. Made the extra small size for my Sphinx cat cuz she tends to get cold. No neck or arm stretching issues yet.
By the way I loved your dog cameos - made it super cute and special. Love this pattern too. Always used variegated yarns before but thanks to this I know how to mix in some other colors too. ^^ still can’t believe you live in Texas but don’t have an accent. Lived in Dallas and grew up sounding so hick - took years to get rid of some of that southern twang ^^
Lol I totally know what your going through 😅
Not to be rude, but why bind-off the chest stitches? Wouldn’t it be easier to place those stitches on a scrap yarn, and then just put them back on the needle when it’s time to knit the ribbed edge?
Then you don’t have to fight the tight bind-off stitches, and you dont get the ridge on the inside of the chest.
Hmmm...that would work, you could do that. But you kind of need the structure of the BO there to add some stability to the piece, especially if you are knitting a larger size with more fabric.
@@verypinkknits Oh, I didn’t know that. Thanks fot the reply. 😀
Real life with Stacy... lol