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Posted by Murielle on November 17, 2008, 8:17 pm
Wonderful! I checked it out! It's perfect! Thank you!
Murielle
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> Try this
> http://www.christinelandry.com/?p=5
> Edna
>> Hi,
>> My friend had a twelve pound cat, named TJ who is feeling the weather and
>> she asked if I knew where to get a coat for him. I suggested I knit one
>> for him. Of course, then I realized I haven't got a pattern for a kitty
>> coat.
>> Can anyone direct me to a kitty coat pattern? Have any one knitted one
>> and have adivice or a pattern to share?
>> Thank you so much!
>> Sorry I haven't been around much. I will try to do better in the future.
>> Also, a few people have written asking about the Princess Diana sweater
>> patterns. My scanner is on the blink again--never fails!--but as soon as
>> it's working I'll get the patterns out to you. I did send some based on
>> a file already existing on my hard-drive, but it was pointed out to me
>> that there was a problem with one of the pages.
>> Thanks!
>> Murielle
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Posted by Murielle on November 17, 2008, 8:13 pm
Just read this over and was horrified by all the type-o's. Checked the time
and I can't claim I was half asleep when I wrote it. Clearly, I wasn't
paying much attention to what I was writing--sorry.
You all deserve better than that.
Murielle
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> Hi,
> My friend had a twelve pound cat, named TJ who is feeling the weather and
> she asked if I knew where to get a coat for him. I suggested I knit one
> for him. Of course, then I realized I haven't got a pattern for a kitty
> coat.
> Can anyone direct me to a kitty coat pattern? Have any one knitted one
> and have adivice or a pattern to share?
> Thank you so much!
> Sorry I haven't been around much. I will try to do better in the future.
> Also, a few people have written asking about the Princess Diana sweater
> patterns. My scanner is on the blink again--never fails!--but as soon as
> it's working I'll get the patterns out to you. I did send some based on a
> file already existing on my hard-drive, but it was pointed out to me that
> there was a problem with one of the pages.
> Thanks!
> Murielle
>
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Posted by Mary on November 21, 2008, 11:30 am
Land's End sells coats for dogs that would surely work for cats, too!
I had one for my Yorkie, and it was great. They come in lots of sizes
and colors, and I got a dayglo orange so I could see her easily at
night. It was waterproof on the colored outside and knit fabric on
the inside, and had Velcro closures both as a belly-band and at the
collar, which meant I didn't have to pull anything over her head and
didn't need to try to get her legs through anything, which animals
don't like doing anyway. For an elderly Yorkie with arthritis it was
great! And they're machine wash and dry and not very expensive.
Also, I used to have several "home-made" coats for her which worked
very well and were a bit warmer. I took an old pair of sweatpants,
measured the dog from her neck to just past her tail, and cut off the
bottom of the legs to that measurement. Then I cut out the seam with
a U-cut from the cut edge to about 2" from the elastic at the other
end. I rounded the cut corners, and had a sort of cape. The elastic
was a simple matter to stretch to slip over her head, and she could
squat and do her jobs without getting anything wet. You can do the
same sort of thing with sweatshirt sleeves. The price was right, the
capes kept her warm and were easy on and off, and they went through
the washer and dryer. By the way, the sweatpants and sweatshirt capes
didn't slip or roll or get twisted at all while on the dog.
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Posted by Murielle on November 22, 2008, 1:27 pm
Hi Mary,
What wonderful ideas! I'm going to forward this to my email so I can refer
to your directions.
I've got quite the list of crafting to do for Christmas, but I'm going to
add this to the list.
Thank you,
Murielle
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> Land's End sells coats for dogs that would surely work for cats, too!
> I had one for my Yorkie, and it was great. They come in lots of sizes
> and colors, and I got a dayglo orange so I could see her easily at
> night. It was waterproof on the colored outside and knit fabric on
> the inside, and had Velcro closures both as a belly-band and at the
> collar, which meant I didn't have to pull anything over her head and
> didn't need to try to get her legs through anything, which animals
> don't like doing anyway. For an elderly Yorkie with arthritis it was
> great! And they're machine wash and dry and not very expensive.
> Also, I used to have several "home-made" coats for her which worked
> very well and were a bit warmer. I took an old pair of sweatpants,
> measured the dog from her neck to just past her tail, and cut off the
> bottom of the legs to that measurement. Then I cut out the seam with
> a U-cut from the cut edge to about 2" from the elastic at the other
> end. I rounded the cut corners, and had a sort of cape. The elastic
> was a simple matter to stretch to slip over her head, and she could
> squat and do her jobs without getting anything wet. You can do the
> same sort of thing with sweatshirt sleeves. The price was right, the
> capes kept her warm and were easy on and off, and they went through
> the washer and dryer. By the way, the sweatpants and sweatshirt capes
> didn't slip or roll or get twisted at all while on the dog.
>
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> http://www.christinelandry.com/?p=5
> Edna
>> Hi,
>> My friend had a twelve pound cat, named TJ who is feeling the weather and
>> she asked if I knew where to get a coat for him. I suggested I knit one
>> for him. Of course, then I realized I haven't got a pattern for a kitty
>> coat.
>> Can anyone direct me to a kitty coat pattern? Have any one knitted one
>> and have adivice or a pattern to share?
>> Thank you so much!
>> Sorry I haven't been around much. I will try to do better in the future.
>> Also, a few people have written asking about the Princess Diana sweater
>> patterns. My scanner is on the blink again--never fails!--but as soon as
>> it's working I'll get the patterns out to you. I did send some based on
>> a file already existing on my hard-drive, but it was pointed out to me
>> that there was a problem with one of the pages.
>> Thanks!
>> Murielle
>