I posted my request, for making shaggy dog from yarn. I've gotten great feedback, but it's not what I'm looking for. The one I'm looking for is from a pattern, and it's only yarn, no coat hangers, or nothing. It is made just by lying out a lot of yarn, and tying string to form the legs, and a ball for the head. The yarn is clipped for the bangs that cover the face down to the nose, and it's shaggy all over, a little longer than your hand. It is so cute!
Alice1950 from OH
I did this with Dougal from Magic Roundabout. Using a stuffed material body, sausage shaped, I laid the stranded yarn across the body and back stitched it down the center, which made it look like Dougal's parting.
It also works for a long coated ram. Unless you mean just using yarn, this would require a lot of yarn, make as to do a doll's hair. (04/11/2008)
By Yvonne
I know what you are talking about. I have made these dogs in the past. You use a wire coat hanger and yarn. You bend your coat hanger in the shape of a dog. This is hard to explain; you bend it so that you have two hind legs (a upside down u in the back and two front legs the hook is your head.
This may take a little practice so have patience when bending your wire. Then take you yarn and a piece of card board about 3 inches wide. Wrap your yarn around the card board about 6 or 7 times. Being careful slip off the yarn and tie in the middle with another piece of yarn. Make your tie off long enough to tie to your wire hanger. Tie this to the wire form.
By Madeline
I have a pattern and also photos of a dog that I use to have patients make when I worked as an occupational therapist. (Now retired) It may be what you are looking for. The dog is made by winding yarn around a cardboard/plastic 3 inch square and then that is tied tightly in the middle. When all the "puffs" are made, the puffs are put on wire (you can buy it inexpensively in Michaels. I believe it is 20 gauge, the thickest jewelry wire) and a twist is made between the puffs. I thought Shirley had put it on Yarn Lover's Room (knitting-crochet.com), but I could not find it to put the website here for people.
Anyone who is interested can email me through this site, with Yarn Dog in the subject so I don't delete it, and I will attach a picture and the pattern for you and send it to you.
Harriet (04/13/2008)
I saw a picture of a shaggy dog made of yarn
at this link. It is from a pattern book put out by Red Heart in 1992.
It has instructions/patterns for 20 yarn-based crafts (None involve knitting or crocheting. They are made around pompoms and various wrapping methods.) The person owning this book has it for sale at the link. I will try to add the picture I saw below. (05/27/2008)
By Linda
I found the pattern that you want. It is called Animal Bazzar and is in Coats and Crafts # Art J17 Book 0713. If you want I could copy it and send it to you. You can contact me through ThriftyFun. My name is Mary. (10/15/2009)
By mary hess
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Can you please send me direction on how to make the shaggy dog please and thank you.
Yes, please send me a copy
of the shaggy dog, instructions
As well as pictures if you have
Thank you so much
Nita
I have been searching the Internet for directions to make the yarn dog show above and am at my wits end. I find many other directions, but not for this particular one.
I would love to have this pattern again i lost the book that i had.
Like to see a pattern of how to make wire for the shaggy dog and directions with picture of how to do body
Could you copy it and send it to me please.i love it.
Could you copy it and send it to me please.i love it.
Mary Hess, please send me the instructions how to make the shaggy dog from animal bazaar #art J17-book 0713
I remember having the pattern for this too, I would love to make another one but I don't have the pattern anymore, I would love a copy if anyone has it
Do you all still need this pattern? Im pretty sure its the one I have. Only I dont have a red heart yarn label to explain what part of the skein has to be removed before beginning.
Do you all still need this pattern? Im pretty sure its the one I have. Only I dont have a red heart yarn label to explain what part of the skein has to be removed before beginning.
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