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Cocker Spaniel Snood Knitting Pattern PDF, Dog Ear Holder for Mealtimes, Knit Flat in DK Yarn, 3 Sizes and Custom Fit Guide

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🐾 Ears out of dinner.

Personality fully included.

Meet The Biscuit Bandit: a cheerful dog snood knitting pattern for cocker spaniels and other long-eared dogs with suitable measurements.

A soft ribbed tube holds floppy ears gently back for a brief, supervised meal, while lemon cuffs and a coral “jam stripe” bring a little fun to dinner time.

🧶 Two rows, one seam

Knit flat on straight needles using a simple 2 x 2 rib.

There are no increases or decreases, no crochet and no circular knitting.

Choose the colourful striped design or follow the included one-colour option.

📏 A pattern that starts with your dog

Three starting recipes have calculated relaxed circumferences of 33.3, 36.7 and 40 cm at the reference gauge.

A measuring guide, swatch instructions and a worked custom-size example help you choose width and coverage length separately.

Individual fitting is essential; sizes are garment measurements, not breed guarantees.

✨ Inside the 12-page illustrated guide

✓ Materials, abbreviations and clear explanations

✓ Measuring, swatching and sizing guidance

✓ Three starting-size recipes and custom-fit calculations

✓ Colour-by-colour row ranges

✓ Construction diagram and seaming guidance

✓ Supervised-use and comfort checks

✓ Printable row trackers and a project record

✓ Cute cocker spaniel illustrations, a merry breed fact and a few dog jokes

🧵 Your knitting basket

Smooth washable DK yarn with good stretch and recovery, 3.75 mm / US 5 starting needles, a tape measure, tapestry needle, scissors and row counter.

Full yarn allowances are included.

Suitable for confident beginners who can knit, purl, cast on, cast off and sew a seam.

For the spaniel lover who enjoys making something useful, colourful and just a little bit cheeky.

Your quality-control assistant may request payment in biscuits. 🦴

You will get a PDF (9MB) file