This adorable crochet puppy sweater in the pictures below has the sweetest pocket, that will be great if you want to hide a tiny toy or a collar. It's going to fit perfectly a dog that is about 10-lbs. So if your dog fits that description, you have lots of fun ahead of you making this sweet crochet dog sweater!
If you're looking for a sweet crochet dog sweater pattern, you have to look at this gorgeous, navy blue sweater in the pictures below! Maria’s Blue Crayon created this adorable pattern for all dogs that are a bit chilly on fall and winter walks and I love it!
Crochet dog sweater with legs
This pattern is skillfully designed by Cricket of Woolycricket for dogs to feel comfortable. The crochet dog sweater with legs is exquisitely made for your little nugget to warm up their whole body and alleviate the decreasing temperature.
The lengthy sleeves of this crochet dog sweater are especially made to heat up those little fur baby's legs while keeping them stylish and ready for all occasions.
This crochet dog sweater with legs pattern is made up of superwash wool and acrylic. Crocheting this dog sweater pattern forms a closed-knit yet breathable fabric which makes it easier for your little fur babies to move easily and loose at the same time.
CHIHUAHUA - MINPIN - YORKIE - BEAGLE - CHIWEENIE crochet small dog sweater pattern ideal for Minpin, Yorkies, Bagles, chihuahua and many more small dogs. Open, lacy stitch.
This pattern is my favourite for this whole post I think it is just exquisite. Pattern is for small dogs.
This Sports Team Dog Hoodie Sweater is for dogs between 2-20 lbs. Warm hood, chest and sleeves to help your dog cheer on your favorite team.
This crochet dog coat is something a little different with a bit of flare and wow factor. Great style for small to medium dogs.
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This square motif is one of the most colorful and exciting crochet dog sweater with legs that I have seen.
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This a wonderful XXS crochet dog sweater patterns. Use solid colors or multi color yarn, it's up to you… and your dog.
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