Junior’s Autumn Poncho - Large/XL Crochet Dog Poncho скачать в хорошем качестве

Junior’s Autumn Poncho - Large/XL Crochet Dog Poncho

Hi everyone! Welcome to another video! Today's project is a LARGER project for our BIG babys! We are making a Large-XL Furry Crochet Poncho for the Autumn/Fall/Winter Season to come and I am so excited to have shared this pattern with you all. I hope you guys enjoy the video and the pattern as well. I have been getting emails about permission to sell these and the answer is you MAY sell anything you make from my channel, HOWEVER..You MAY NOT sell my patterns, redistribute them as your own, or even copy/paste...claim them as your own in any shape or form on the internet. Credit back to my channel would be REALLY appreciated! It's ALL love though♥ Besides that, This does take some time to make, I think the neck part takes a while, while the lower chest doesn't. Surprisingly the Fringe is what took the longest, you know? Cutting, Evening them out, Attaching them... OH MY LANTA! It took me 3 hours to do all of this, and seriously it drove me a little crazy. LOL! By now I hope I didn't scare you off from my project. I am just being real, ok? smile ~*If you are making this for a Large Dog, Buy 2 skeins of each color, if you are using only ONE color, Depending on the yardage you may want to buy 4 to be on the safe side. What takes up most the yarn is the body and the Fringe and you need 285 Strands for this project for the front chest area, both sides and also the back where the tail is*~ ★ To make this for a Extra Large Dog, You will need at least 6 skeins, 3 per color, Especially for a XL size dog you have a lot of the sides to cover, and a much larger body to cover so fringe will become probably more than 285 strands, so be aware ★ The measurements for this Poncho is: Neck: 18" Chest (Girth) 30" Length of the Dog: 32-33" The length of the SWEATER: 29" Thank you all so much for liking, subbing, commenting, and being such great friends! I love all of my YouTube friends and without you all, I wouldn't do this. Love, Dani and Hazel