Lola’s Bandana by Cathedrals & Cafes

Pattern Review: Lola’s Bandana by Cathedrals & Cafes

If you’re looking to add a touch of handmade charm to your dog’s wardrobe, “Lola’s Bandana” by Cathedrals & Cafes is a delightful crochet pattern that deserves your attention. Although my blog primarily focuses on knitting, I couldn’t resist sharing this adorable pattern with all you fiber enthusiasts—whether you knit, crochet, or both!

Pattern Details:

• Measurements:
  • Width: 32 cm / 12.5 in (across the top of the triangle part of the bandana)
  • Length: 18 cm / 7 in (from the top edge to the center point)
• Pattern Information:
  • The bandana is designed using granny square techniques and is crocheted with two strands of yarn held together throughout. This gives the bandana a lovely texture and sturdy feel.
  • The pattern utilizes colors labeled as Color A, B, C, and D, but you have complete freedom to choose any color combinations that suit your style or your dog’s personality.
  • While the pattern is written for a single size, it offers flexibility. You can make the bandana smaller by working fewer rows or larger by adding more rows. Additionally, you can adjust the length of the ties by chaining more or fewer stitches.
  • To secure the bandana on your dog’s neck, simply tie the two ties together in a bow, similar to how you would tie a shoelace.

Final Thoughts:

Lola’s Bandana is not just a practical accessory; it’s a fun and creative project for crocheters of all levels. The use of multiple colors and the option to customize the size make this pattern versatile and appealing. Plus, seeing your furry friend sporting a handmade bandana is an added joy!

Please note that this pattern is available as a downloadable PDF and is not sent as a physical product. You can purchase the pattern directly from Hobbii.com using the link below:

Purchase Lola’s Bandana Pattern

Happy crocheting, and here’s to crafting more cute accessories for your beloved pets! 🐾

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