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Since the Royal Wedding many of us are into everything British and what is more British than this darling English bulldog. Canadian Living is sharing this free knitting pattern for an English bulldog from the book, Knit Your Own Dog
by Sally Muir and Joanna Osborne (Thomas Allen & Son, 2011). This pup will be a great addition to your family, and he doesn’t need to be walked! The stuffing is crucial; don’t over-stuff your bulldog as he needs to be slightly wrinkly.
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They are bright, cheerful and forgiving enough for a beginner, yet they still teach several of the skills you will use in more advanced needle-felting … Read More ...
My husband who loves bulldogs is forcing the yarn in my hand right now and is giving me a cute puppy dog face to make it for him
Thank you, thank you, thank you for making this pattern available online!!!! My daughter has just decided to go to University of Georgia for college and there mascot is the bulldog.
I’m going to knit this up along with a red and black spirit afghan and striped stockinette hat for cold football games! This and a laptop for H.S. graduation ought to do it!!
This looks like a cute thing to make for a Ga. Bulldog since 1957
This I would like to make to show our long time UGA buddies.
How can I get this pattern?
has anybody compketed this, after finishing knitting it I find I cannot understsnd hiw the head is sewn up. I see other people have struggled. Here us hoping somebody can shed some kught.