Both of my cats were adopted from the same humane society in Michigan and they have been great companions. When I started knitting for charity, pet blankets were a natural place to turn. This blanket was inspired by my cat Norris, who is pretty big. The pattern is flexible depending on the size of the pet.

This pattern is for a cozy that fits a glass jar (4 in. tall and about 3 in wide) with a pattern that looks like big leaves. Light fingering weight yarn works best for this pattern. The accent yarn can be any weight. This pattern does not use a lot of yarn. This pattern is the blue and brown cozy (white stripe) in the front of the picture.

This pattern is for a cozy that fits a large glass jar (5 in. tall and 3.5 in wide) with a herringbone pattern. Light fingering weight yarn works best for this pattern. The accent yarn can be any weight. This pattern does not use a lot of yarn. This pattern is the dark cozy (blue stripe) in the back right of the picture.

This pattern is for a cozy that fits a large glass jar (5 in. tall and 3.5 in wide) with a scrolling pattern that looks like waves. Light fingering weight yarn works best for this pattern. The accent yarn can be any weight. This pattern does not use a lot of yarn. This pattern is the white cozy (purple stripe) in the back left of the picture.