Rainbow Cat Bandana-Scarf - Catventurous Crochet

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Welcome to this beginner-friendly video tutorial for our Rainbow Cat Bandana-Scarf. Thanks so much for watching and happy crocheting! ❤️????????????????????

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0:30 Materials
5:40 Stitches/Techniques
6:45 Tutorial starts

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Language: English with US terminology.

Materials: (0:30)
Lightweight yarn in 6 colours (or number of your choice - I used 2 - 3 weight cotton)
Crochet hook to suit your yarn (I used 3mm)
Darning needle
Scissors
Measuring tape (optional)

Stitches/techniques: (5:40)
Slip knot onto hook
Making a chain
Double crochet (DC)
Double crochet decrease (DC dec.)
Changing colours
Weaving in ends

Tutorial starts at 6:45.

Fully customisable to your cat's neck circumference. As a guide, double your cat's neck circumference for an estimate of how long your bandana-scarf needs to be.

I used 6 colours, worked in 3 sets. Each colour and set is repeated 3 times for a total of 18 stripes. Each stripe is approximately 3.3cm and 4 rows wide. For the yarn and hook size I used, my bandana-scarf is approximately 58cm long.

General guide to cat neck sizes:
• Small: 19-22cm – small, fine and hairless breeds e.g. Burmese, Siamese, Abyssinian, Balinese, Cornish and Devon Rex, Singapura etc.
• Medium: 23-28cm – for average-sized cats e.g. European, Domestic Shorthair, Tabbies, Scottish Fold, Persian, Manx, Bengal etc.
• Large: 29-33cm for bigger cats and larger or long-haired breeds e.g. Maine Coon, British Shorthair, Ragdoll, Savannah, Siberian, orange Tabbies etc.


**IMPORTANT: These bandana-scarves are intended to be stylish and fun for you and your cat. For their safety, please supervise your cat at all times while they are wearing this bandana-scarf or any other item that secures around the neck, or within which claws may become entangled.**

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