Happy Birthday Rosie
The dogs celebrated Rosie's day by munching on some Greenies. "Yum" they said.

She immediately ripped the hat off her head and attacked it.

Casey had to get in on the fun too. Rosie's wondering why he's wearing a pink hat. Duh, boys don't wear pink!

And Casey is wondering why I make him model these weird things.


Don't worry Casey, next year I'll knit you a blue one.
Pattern for Birthday Hat
Yarn: Cascade 220
Needles: 13 DPN
Change colors as desired
CO 48 sts
Adjust sts onto 3 DPN's
Join in rnd and K 6 rnds
Next rnd dec 3 sts by K2tog at end of each DPN
K 4 rnds
Next rnd dec 3 sts by K2tog at end of each DPN
K 3 rnds
dec as suggested above
K 2 rnds
dec as suggested
K 1 rnd
dec 3 sts each rnd for 3 rnds
K 2 rnds
dec as suggested
K 3 rnds
dec as suggested
K 4 rnds
dec every row until 3 sts remain
Pull tail through remaining sts, weave in ends and felt using favorite method
Make a pom-pom (I used scraps) and attach
4 Comments:
thanks for sharing the pattern! the doggies look sooo cute!
What cuties. I can only imagine you're taunting them with some sort of treat to get them to look so attentive and adorable. ;) Cute with the hat! You can save it now for many birthdays to come.
oh how cute.. i love cocker spaniels.. i used to have one... i miss him.. that is a very perfect birthday hat... mmmhmmm i like it alot
Ah! A knitter AND a dog-lover! What a great combination in life. Thanks for the pattern.
I've got a blog too, about knitting, life, and setting up a yarn website.
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