14 Free Pet Projects to crochet

Are you looking for some FREE pet projects to crochet? This month has been all about the pups for me. I’ve designed 2 snarf scarves (1 is crochet, the other is knit) this month and thought it would be fun to do a roundup of free pet projects to crochet. A bunch of my designer friends sent me links to crochet patterns that they’ve created just for our fur babies. At the very bottom of this post, you’ll also find the links to my 2 knit snarf scarves.

Wouldn’t your pet look fantastic in a new sweater? How about a new blanket to cozy up on? Or, if you’re joining friends for dinner, how about making a bandana for their fur baby as a thank you gift?

While your checking out everyone’s patterns, take some time to check out the rest of their website. I think you’ll find lots of patterns to add to your list of “Must makes” for the upcoming year!

Here’s a pin for your Pinterest board 🙂

In this roundup you’ll find wonderful bandanas, scarves, a hat and blankets to crochet, too. These projects will all be great to make for your own fur babies, or to make for shelters. The patterns are listed in no particular order.

Let’s check out the free patterns!


If you like to knit…

Below are 2 snarf scarves that I’ve created for our fur babies. They are also free on the blog!


Our rescue dog story

All of our doggos are rescues and they have brought so much joy to our lives. Bucket (our brown boy that always models) was found on the side of the road in Texas while I was driving cross country. He was only about 4 weeks old and I just couldn’t leave him behind. He has the sweetest disposition and is such a lovey boy.

We adopted Moxxi (our black lab / aussie shepherd / border collie mix) from a local shelter in April of 2021. She completed our family and was the doggo that inspired all of my snarf scarf designs.

And, Roscoe is a 13 year old chi-weenie mix that was also adopted at 8 weeks old from our local shelter. All of these babies have brought so much love, laughter and amazing energy to our family.

I just love all of these patterns and know that I’ll be making some for Bucket, Moxxi and Roscoe. So, which ones will you make?

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Simple Snarf Scarf – Free Knitting Pattern!

Today I am so excited to share with you the Simple Snarf Scarf – FREE knitting pattern! This pattern is an easier to knit version of the Holiday Snarf Scarf that I designed in 2021.

The Simple Snarf Scarf is a dog scarf that was inspired by our latest addition to our family: Moxxi! We adopted her in 2021 and she makes the funniest sound when she gets a treat. It sounds like a big “SNARF!” Since we hadn’t had a little girl dog for ages, we decided that she needed a little wardrobe – hence, the Snarf Scarf was born!

For this photo shoot, she actually chose to cooperate (a little!). Since she’s still a pup, her tendency is to eat the scarf, rather than model it – I was able to bribe her with some treats, making it possible to get a couple pictures of her. And, her big brother Bucket is the model for one of the pictures. 🙂


Simple Snarf Scarf free knitting pattern Pin from Handmade by Stacy J
Here’s a pin for you Pinterest board 🙂

Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links. As an affiliate, when you purchase through my links, you allow the company to pay me a small commission without costing you a penny more, which allows me to continue making free content. The yarn for this pattern was provided to me from King Cole – I am a King Cole Brand Ambassador and this post is part of our ongoing collaboration. Thank you for your support!


About the Simple Snarf Scarf

The Snarf Scarf is triangular in shape and uses very little yarn; therefore it would be a great stash diving project. It uses DK weight yarn with only one color at a time, works up in just a couple hours and is completely customizable to the size of your critter. Bucket and Moxxi are both medium size dogs and the scarf fits them as the pattern is written. However, if you have a very large dog, you just continue repeating until it’s the right size; or, if you have a smaller critter, you can stop the repeats when the size is right.


If you prefer an ad free pdf that includes a larger font and gift tags for gifting, you can click here to purchase off of Ravelry or to add it to your favorites or que – or, if you prefer you can click here to purchase from me directly and save 10%.

Simple Snarf Scarf Knit Pattern Collage from Handmade by Stacy J

About the yarn

The yarn used is from King Cole’s “Cherished Baby Double Knitting” yarn. It’s a dream to work with, is super soft and has approximately 262 yards in each skein. So, you can make lots of snarf scarves with just a couple skeins!

This pattern is an EASY project. Therefore, a beginner could try this out, too. This pattern has been tested – thank you to all my lovely testers!

If you prefer an ad free pdf that includes a larger font and gift tags for gifting, you can click here to purchase off of Ravelry or to add it to your favorites or que – or, if you prefer you can click here to purchase from me directly and save 10%.

Materials:

  • King Cole Cherished baby double knitting (100% Low-Pilling Acrylic; 262 yds / 240 m; 100g; #3 / dk weight) yarn in colors: Color A (Laurel): 24 yds / 22 m and Color B (White): 36 yds / 33 m (To find your local store that stocks King Cole yarns, here is the stockist finder link; Or, if you need to shop online, here is LoveCrafts link)
  • US 7 / 4.5 mm 24” / 60 cm circular knitting needle
  • 1 Stitch marker
  • 1 0.7″ / 18 mm bell (or tassel, if that’s your preference)
  • Tapestry needle
  • Scissors
  • Measuring tape

Measures: 

25” x 6” / 63.5 cm x 15.25 cm (To fit critter with 16” – 18” / 40.6 – 45.7 cm neck)

Customizable to fit any critter

Difficulty Level: 

Easy

Gauge: 

 16 sts x 20 rows = 4” / 10 cm in stockinette stitch

Stitches & Abbreviations Used 

(Pattern is written in US terms):

  • C/O: Cast on
  • K: Knit
  • K2tog: Knit two stitches together
  • P: Purl
  • Pm: Place marker
  • Rep: Repeat
  • RS: Right side
  • Sm: Slip marker
  • St (s): Stitch (es)
  • Stretchy bind-off method: K1, k2tog, return those 2 sts back to left needle, repeat until all stitches are bound off
  • WS: Wrong side
  • X: Times (example: 2x = 2 times)
  • Yo: Yarn over
  • Cable c/o: Cable cast on (Insert right hand needle tip between the two stitches on the left hand needle from front to back, wrap yarn around needle and draw through, leaving the stitch on the right hand needle, draw the yarn out, making a long loop, then place onto the left hand needle and slightly tighten the loop on the needle; repeat these steps for the desired amount of stitches)

Notes:

  • Do not cut yarn until directed to do so; Instead, carry it up the side of your project
  • This stitch pattern works up quickly, as there is a 6 stitch increase on the right side of the pattern with every right side row (except for the finishing rows)
  • Cable cast on method is used for creating the ties of the snarf scarf; But, feel free to use any other cast on method you prefer

To view the tutorial on how to knit the Simple Snarf Scarf, please click on the video link directly above or visit my YouTube channel at: https://youtu.be/PL667cnNhG0

Directions for Simple Snarf Scarf:

To determine the width of the scarf, simply measure your critter’s neck circumference and subtract 2” / 5 cm – that will be the approximate width that you’ll work up to before creating the tie straps

Color A:

C/O 3 sts

1 (RS): *K1, yo; rep * to last st, k1 (5 sts)

2 (WS): Purl across

3: As row 1 (9 sts)

4: As row 2

5: (K1, yo) 2x, k2, yo, pm, k1, yo, k2, (yo, k1) 2x (15 sts)

6: As row 2

7: (K1, yo) 2x, k to marker, yo, sm, k1, yo, k to last 2 sts, (yo, k1) 2x (21 sts)

8: Knit across (do not cut yarn)

Color B:

9 (RS): As row 7

10 (WS): As row 2

11: As row 7

12: As row 8 (do not cut yarn)

Color A:

13 (RS): As row 7

14 (WS): As row 2

15: As row 7

16: As row 8 (do not cut yarn)

Continue repeating rows 9-16 to desired width of snarf scarf ending with completion of row 11 or 15; cut the yarn that you are no longer working with.

Simple Snarf Scarf Collage from Handmade by Stacy J

Straps

Using cable cast on method, c/o 20 sts (this creates approximately 4” / 10cm for tying on one side; you may add or subtract in increments of 5 (5 sts = 1” / 2.5 cm) to shorten or lengthen your tie)

Next row (WS): K20 (or however many sts you chose to cast on), k2tog 2x, knit across to last 4 sts removing marker as you come to it, k2tog 2x

Next row (RS): Using cable cast on, c/o 20 sts, knit to the gap that shows where the cast on started, k2tog to close the gap, k across

Bind off on WS using stretchy bind off method

Weave in your ends, secure a bell or tassel to the pointy tip of the scarf.

Give to your critter, take pictures and tag me at #handmadebystacyj and @handmadebystacyj


If you’d like another project, check out the original Holiday Snarf Scarf

Holiday Snarf Scarf image with 2 dogs from Handmade by Stacy J

Wishing you a happy, snarfy kind of day with lots of yarn (and snacks)!

Stacy J

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Striped Snarf Scarf – Free Crochet Pattern!

Today I am so excited to share with you the FREE crochet pattern for the Striped Snarf Scarf! This pattern is a crochet version of a knit Snarf Scarf that I designed in 2021.

The Striped Snarf Scarf is a dog scarf that was inspired by our latest addition to our family: Moxxi! We adopted her in 2021 and she makes the funniest sound when she gets a treat. It sounds like a big “SNARF!” Since we hadn’t had a little girl dog for ages, we decided that she needed a little wardrobe – hence, the Snarf Scarf was born!

You’ll notice that there aren’t any pictures of her actually wearing the Striped Snarf Scarf, though. Since she’s still a pup, her tendency is to eat the scarf, rather than model it. So, her big brother Bucket is the model for the pictures. 🙂

Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links. As an affiliate, when you purchase through my links, you allow the company to pay me a small commission without costing you a penny more, which allows me to continue making free content. The yarn for this pattern was provided to me from King Cole – I am a King Cole Brand Ambassador and this post is part of our ongoing collaboration. Thank you for your support!

About the Striped Snarf Scarf

The Snarf Scarf is triangular in shape and uses very little yarn; therefore it would be a great stash diving project. It uses DK weight yarn with only one color at a time, works up in just a couple hours and is completely customizable to the size of your critter. Bucket and Moxxi are both medium size dogs and the scarf fits them as the pattern is written. However, if you have a very large dog, you just continue repeating until it’s the right size; or, if you have a smaller critter, you can stop the repeats when the size is right.


If you prefer a printable pdf with a larger font and printable gift tags for gifting, you can grab your ad-free, pdf pattern on Ravelry HERE or at my Etsy shop HERE.

About the yarn

The yarn used is from King Cole’s “Cherished Baby Double Knitting” yarn. It’s a dream to work with, is super soft and has approximately 262 yards in each skein. So, you can make lots of snarf scarves with just a couple skeins!

This pattern is an EASY project. Therefore, a beginner could try this out, too. This pattern has been tested – thank you to all my lovely testers!

You can grab your pattern on Ravelry HERE or at my Etsy shop HERE.

Here’s a pin for you Pinterest board

Materials:

  • King Cole Cherished baby double knitting (100% Low-Pilling Acrylic; 262 yds / 240 m; 100g; #3 / dk weight) yarn in colors: Main Color (Red): 40 yds / 37 m and Contrast Color (White): 18 yds / 17 m (To find your local store that stocks King Cole yarns, here is the stockist finder link; Or, if you need to shop online, here is LoveCrafts link)
  • G+ / 4.5mm crochet hook (My favorite is Furls!)
  • Lockable stitch marker (optional)
  • Tapestry needle
  • Scissors
  • Measuring tape
Materials for Striped Snarf Scarf from Handmade by Stacy J

Measures: 

25” x 5” / 64 cm x 13 cm (to fit a critter with a 16” – 18” / 41 cm x 46 cm neck) Directions are written to customize to your own critter

Difficulty Level: 

Easy

Gauge: 

5 pattern repeats = 4″ or 10 cm (Gauge isn’t critical with this project)

Stitches & Abbreviations Used 

(Pattern is written in US terms):

  • BLO: Back loop only
  • CC: Contrast color
  • Ch: Chain
  • Ea: Each
  • Hdc: Half double crochet
  • Hdc2tog: Half double crochet 2 together
  • MC: Main color
  • Rep: Repeat
  • RS: Right side
  • Sc: Single crochet
  • Sc2tog: Single crochet 2 together
  • St (s): Stitch (es)
  • Tch: Turning chain
  • WS: Wrong side

Notes:

  • Ch 1 and ch 2 at the beginning of rows do not count as a stitch
  • When beginning the body of the scarf, use a lockable stitch marker to mark the right side of your work
  • Do not cut yarn; instead the yarn will be carried facing the WS with each row worked; when completing a row, give the carried yarn a small tug, but be careful not to pull too tight
  • When working the body of the scarf, each RS row will have an even number of stitches and each WS row will have an odd number of stitches
  • The tie straps are written to measure 6” / 15 cm on each side, but feel free to add or subtract length as needed for your critter

To view the tutorial on how to crochet the Striped Snarf Scarf, please click on the video link directly above or visit my YouTube channel at: https://youtu.be/PL667cnNhG0

Directions for Striped Snarf Scarf:

Before beginning the project, measure your critter’s neck and then subtract 3” / 7.6 cm (this will be the size of the body of the scarf). Then divide that number by 2  (that will be the halfway measurement for the body of the scarf).

First tie strap:

With MC, ch 4

  • Row 1: In third ch from hook, work 1 hdc and in next ch; ch 2, turn
  • Row 2: 1 hdc in first st, 1 hdc in next st and 1 hdc in top of tch; ch 2, turn (3 hdc)
  • Row 3: 1 hdc in first st and in ea st across (do not work tch); ch 2, turn (3 hdc)

Rep row 3 until piece measures approximately 6” / 15 cm or your desired length

Body of scarf:

Increase rows (Each row increases by one stitch)

  • Row 1 (RS) MC: 1 hdc in BLO in ea st across, 2 hdc in BLO of last st
  • Row 2 (WS) CC: ch 1, turn; 2 sc in first st and 1 sc in ea st across
  • Row 3 MC: Ch 2, turn; 1 hdc in BLO in ea st across, 2 hdc in BLO of last st

Rep rows 2-3 until the piece measures 6” / 15 cm or to the halfway point of your body of scarf measurement ending with completion of WS row

Decrease rows (Each row decreases by one stitch)

  • Row 1 (RS) MC: Ch 2, turn; 1 hdc in BLO in first st and in ea st across to last 3 sts, 1 hdc2tog in BLO, 1 hdc in BLO
  • Row 2 (WS) CC: Ch 1, turn; 1 sc in first st, 1 sc2tog, 1 sc in ea st across
  • Rep rows 1-2 until 5 sts remain; cut CC
  • Rep row 1 once more
  • Next row (WS): Ch 1, turn; 1 sc in first st, 1 sc2tog, 1 sc in next st; ch 2, turn (3 sc)
Striped Snarf Scarf flat lay from Handmade by Stacy J

Second tie strap:

Rep row 3 of First tie strap until piece measures 6” / 15 cm or your desired length ending with completion of RS row, do not turn

Border:

For this section of the pattern you will be working on the RS down the tie strap and the bottom of the scarf

  • Ch 1, evenly work sc down to the “point” of the triangular bottom of the scarf
  • At the “point” work 3 sc in the same st
  • Continue evenly working sc up to the end of the bottom section (where the beginning ch and 3 hdc are located)
  • Ch 1, work 1 sc in ea of the 3 beginning sts; fasten off and weave in ends.

Give to your critter, take pictures and tag me at #handmadebystacyj and @handmadebystacyj


If you like to knit, check out the original Holiday Snarf Scarf

Holiday Snarf Scarf from Handmade by Stacy J

Wishing you a happy, snarfy kind of day with lots of yarn (and snacks)!

Stacy J

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Holiday Snarf Scarf!

Today I am so excited to share with you the Holiday Snarf Scarf! The Holiday Snarf Scarf? What’s that, you might be asking yourself…

The Holiday Snarf Scarf is a dog scarf that was inspired by our latest addition to our family: Moxxi! She makes the funniest sound when she gets a treat and it sounds like a big “SNARF!” Since we hadn’t had a little girl dog for ages, I decided that she needed a little wardrobe – hence, the Snarf Scarf was born!

Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links. As an affiliate, when you purchase through my links, you allow the company to pay me a small commission without costing you a penny more, which allows me to continue making free content. Thank you for your support!

Holiday Snarf Scarf modeled by "Bucket" - free knitting pattern from Handmade by Stacy J

About the Holiday Snarf Scarf

The Snarf Scarf is triangular in shape and uses very little yarn, so it would be a great stash diving project. It uses DK weight yarn with only one color at a time, works up in just a couple hours and is completely customizable to the size of your critter. Bucket and Moxxi are both medium size dogs and the scarf fits them as the pattern is written. However, if you have a very large dog, there is a section where you would just repeat until it’s the right size and there’s a place marked where to stop if you have a smaller critter.

The pattern calls for 2 sets of size 1 snaps and an 18 mm bell. The snaps work as a safety feature making this scarf easy to break away from your critter in case their scarf gets caught on anything. (Just please always supervise your fur babies.)

Holiday Snarf Scarf pattern collage from Handmade by Stacy J

If you prefer a printable pdf of the Holiday Snarf Scarf that includes a chart, a checklist to help keep track of your rows and printable gift tags for gifting your blanket, you can purchase through Ravelry (or add to your favorites or que) or you can purchase directly through me and save 10%!

This pattern is written for an intermediate knitter. However, an ambitious beginner could try this out, too.

This pattern has been tested and tech edited – thank you to all my lovely testers and to Kathie, my rock star tech editor!

Holiday Snarf Scarf pin from Handmade by Stacy J
Here’s a pin for you Pinterest board

Materials:

Measures: 

22″  x 7″  / 56 cm x 18 cm – Fits neck circumference of 14″ to 21″ / 35.5 cm to 53.5 cm

Difficulty Level: 

Intermediate

Gauge: 

20 sts x 24 rows in Stockinette Stitch = 4″ or 10 cm

Stitches & Terms Used 

(Pattern is written in US terms):

CC: Contrast color.

K: Knit

Kfb: Knit front & back

K2tog: Knit two stitches together

MC: Main color

M1l (Make 1 knitwise left leaning): With left needle, pick up the horizontal strand between stitches from front to back, then knit into this new stitch through the back loop (1 stitch increased)

M1r (Make 1 knitwise right leaning): With left needle, pick up the horizontal strand between stitches from back to front, then knit into this stitch (1 stitch increased)

P: Purl

RS: Right side

Sl: Slip 1 stitch purlwise with yarn at back

Sl wyif: Slip 1 stitch purlwise with yarn in front

SM: Stitch marker

St(s): Stitch(es)

Stretchy bind-off method: K1, k2tog, return those 2 sts back to left needle, then repeat until all stitches are bound off

WS: Wrong Side

If you prefer a printable pdf of the Holiday Snarf Scarf that includes a chart, a checklist to help keep track of your rows and printable gift tags for gifting your blanket, you can purchase through Ravelry (or add to your favorites or que) or you can purchase directly through me and save 10%!

Notes:

  • Do not cut yarn until instructed to do so; instead, carry up side of work.
  • Be sure to slip stitch marker as you come to it – it will mark the center of the snarf scarf.
  • Pattern is easily adaptable to any size critter. For a smaller critter, simply work to the circumference size of your critter’s neck ending on a Stockinette Transition section, then move to the finishing section. For a larger critter, repeat the final stockinette section until you obtain the neck circumference needed, then move to the finishing section.
  • When working M1L or M1R in center of scarf, be sure to use the strands of yarn worked on previous row.

Simple Snarf Scarf Collage from Handmade by Stacy J
If you would like to check out the Simple Snarf Scarf, please click on the image above.

Directions for Holiday Snarf Scarf:

With MC, cast on 3

1 (RS): Using MC, kfb, k1, kfb. (5 sts)

2 (WS): k2, p1, k2.

3: (k1, m1r) × 2, (k1, m1l) × 2, k1. (9 sts)

4: k2, p5, k2.

5: (k1, m1r) × 2, k2, m1r, k1, m1l, k2, (m1l, k1) × 2. (15 sts)

6: k2, p11, k2.

7: (k1, m1r) × 2, k5, m1r, insert SM, k1, m1l, k5, (m1l, k1) × 2. (21 sts)

8: k2, p17, k2.

9: (k1, m1r) × 2, k8, m1r, k1, m1l, k8, (m1l, k1) × 2. (27 sts)

10: k2, p23, k2. Do not cut MC

Slip Stitch pattern 1

11: Using CC, (k1, m1r) × 2, k11, m1r, k1, m1l, k11, (m1l, k1) × 2. (33 sts)

12: Using CC, knit; Do not cut CC

13: Using MC, (k1, m1r) × 2, sl, (k2, sl × 2) × 3, k1, m1r, sl, m1l, k1, (sl × 2, k2) × 3, sl, (m1l, k1) × 2. (39 sts)

14: Using MC, k2, p2, sl wyif, (p2, sl wyif x 2) × 3, p2, sl wyif, (p2, sl wyif × 2) × 3, p2, sl wyif, p2, k2.

15: Using CC, (k1, m1r) × 2, k17, m1r, k1, m1l, k17, (m1l, k1) × 2. (45 sts)

16: Using CC, k2, p41, k2.

17: Using MC, (k1, m1r) × 2, k1, (sl × 2, k2) × 4, sl × 2, k1, m1r, s1, m1l, k1, (sl × 2, k2) × 4, sl × 2, (k1, m1l) × 2, k1. (51 sts)

18: Using MC, k2, p3, (sl wyif × 2, p2) × 5, sl wyif, (p2, sl wyif × 2) ×5, p3, k2.

19: Using CC, (k1, m1r) × 2, k23, m1r, k1, m1l, k23, (m1l, k1) × 2. (57 sts)

20: Using CC, knit.

Stockinette Transition 1

21: Using CC, (k1, m1r) × 2, k to m, m1r, k1, m1l, k to last 2 sts, (m1l, k1) × 2. (63 sts)

22: Using CC, k2, p to last 2 sts, k2. (If you are making this snarf scarf for a smaller critter, this is a good time to measure and see if it will fit at this point. If it does fit, then move to the “Finishing” section.)

Slip Stitch pattern 2

23: Using MC, (k1, m1r) × 2, k29, m1r, k1, m1l, k29, (m1l, k1) × 2. (69 sts)

24: Using MC, knit.

25: Using CC, (k1, m1r) × 2, k1, (sl × 2, k2) × 7, sl × 2, k1, m1r, sl, m1l, k1, (sl × 2, k2) × 7, sl × 2, (k1, m1l) × 2, k1. (75 sts)

26: Using CC, k2, p3, (sl wyif × 2, p2) × 8, sl wyif, (p2, sl wyif × 2) × 8, p3, k2.

27: Using MC, (k1, m1r) × 2, k35, m1r, k1, m1l, k35, (m1l, k1) × 2. (81 sts)

28: Using MC, k2, p77, k2.

29: Using CC, (k1, m1r) × 2, sl, (k2, sl × 2) × 9, k1, m1r, sl, m1l, k1, (sl × 2, k2) × 9, sl, (m1l, k1) × 2. (87 sts)

30: Using CC, k2, p2, sl wyif, p2, (sl wyif × 2, p2) × 9, sl wyif, p2, (sl wyif × 2, p2) × 9, sl wyif, p2, k2.

31: Using MC, (k1, m1r) × 2, k41, m1r, k1, m1l, k41, (m1l, k1) × 2. (93 sts)

32: Using MC, knit. Cut MC.

Stockinette Transition 2

33 – 36:  Using CC, repeat Stockinette Transition1 rows 21 & 22 two times (105 sts) (If you are making this snarf scarf for a larger critter, repeat this section as many times as needed to reach desired circumference, then proceed to the “Finishing” section).

Finishing

37: Using CC, cast on 10 using knitted cast on method, k10, k2tog, (k1, m1r) × 2, k to m, m1r, k1, m1l, knit to last 2 sts, (m1l, k1) × 2, cast on 10 using knitted cast on method. (130 sts) – This adds approximately 2.75″ / 7 cm to each side.

38: Using CC, k 10, k2tog, k across. Cut CC.

39: Using MC, bind off using stretchy bind-off method or your bind-off method of choice.

  • Place scarf around critter to determine snap placement, then sew on snaps.
  • Using yarn and tapestry needle, sew bell to bottom center point of snarf scarf (you may want to block your item prior to this step).
  • Give to your critter, take pictures and tag me at #handmadebystacyj and @handmadebystacyj

Wishing you a happy, snarfy kind of day with lots of yarn (and snacks)!

Stacy J

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This pattern is copyright 2021 Handmade by Stacy J. Please do not duplicate or copy any portion of this pattern, as well as photographs. You are encouraged to share images of your final product and are allowed to sell final products; If you sell your final product, I just ask that you please purchase the ad-free pdf and credit Handmade by Stacy J as the designer. Thank you!