Argyle, modeled

This little cutie, Bici, was the perfect model for my argyle sweater.  

This sweater has a turtleneck collar (pictured turn down, as he didn't have a particularly long neck), and a shorter belly panel, ideal for boy doggies.  The belly panel is done in garter stitch, to add stretchiness to the garment.  The armholes are left unembellished for optimal canine comfort.  

I like how the burgundy looks against his sandy-colored fur.

A perfectly preppy pup!

Button it, modeled

I finally managed to get pictures of this sweater with a doggy inside.  I present the incredibly feisty but cute Oreo.

His owner liked how easy the button-up back was to put on him.

The sweater did not slow this doggy down!

One last "bark, bark!!!"

A bit of lace, modeled.

Oh, I love this sweater!  I'm sending it off tomorrow for Petchitecture's auction, where I hope it will fetch a pretty penny for PAWS.

It was modeled for me by the lovely Chloe.  I asked her owner what breed she was, then promptly forgot.  Next time I'll take notes.

About the sweater!  I used a wool/mohair blend, because I love the halo, but I also wanted some stitch definition to show off my lace.

I made the hems rolled, with a garter stitch chest for stretch.

The lace panel is over a background of stockinette, so it would really stand out.  I'm so pleased with how it turned out, and also with how well-behaved Chloe was as a model.  She was the easiest dog to photograph thus far in my career as a canine fashion designer/photographer.  When I see her at the park, I'll be sure to say hello.