The page or file requested cannot be found or has been moved. We appreciate you visiting our website! Continue exploring Annie's by clicking on the links in the top navigation bar or by using the search tools we've provided. Enter a keyword in the search field and click or tap "Enter" on your keyboard to perform a search. For the plant used commonly known as Houndstooth, see Cynoglossum officinale. Houndstooth, hounds tooth check or hound's tooth (and similar spellings), also known as dogstooth, dogtooth, dog's tooth, or pied-de-poule, is a duotone textile pattern characterized by broken checks or abstract four-pointed shapes, often in black and white, although other colours are used. The classic houndstooth pattern is an example of a tessellation. A smaller scale version of the pattern can be referred to as puppytooth. Houndstooth checks originated in woven wool cloth of the Scottish Lowlands,[3] but are now used in many other materials. The traditional houndstooth check is made with alternating bands of four dark and four light threads in both warp and weft/filling woven in a simple 2:2 twill, two over/two under the warp, advancing one thread each pass.

In an early reference to houndstooth, De Pinna, a New York City–based men's and women's high-end clothier founded in 1885, included houndstooth checks along with gun club checks and Scotch plaids as part of its 1933 spring men's suits collection.[4] Oversized houndstooth patterns were also employed prominently at Alexander McQueen's Fall 2009 Collection, entitled Horn of Plenty.[5] The patterns were a reference to Christian Dior's signature tweed suits. Weaving a small-scale houndstooth check in a 2:2 twillCustom Toilet Bowl Houndstooth cloth men's blazer by Lanvin.Double Shower Curtain Rod White The Australian department store David Jones uses a houndstooth pattern as part of its corporate logo. Big Rig T ShirtThe branding—a black-on-white houndstooth pattern—is one of the most recognized corporate identities in Australia.

[] A government-sponsored panel judged it in 2006 as one of Australia's top ten favorite trade marks. Houndstooth designs of black and white, brown and tan, and other earthtone weaves, are very popular designs in tweed materials used for sport coats and other casual clothing. Houndstooth is a common design in casual hats and caps, perhaps most notable in the deerstalker, the kind of cap seen so often in illustrations and portrayals of Sherlock Holmes. U.S. college football coaching legend Paul "Bear" Bryant was frequently seen wearing a houndstooth or checkered patterned hat. The character Ricky (Portrayed by Robb Wells), from the Canadian television show Trailer Park Boys, is most often associated with his collared houndstooth shirt. Artipoppe babywearing fashion house has also brought this design to their limited edition woven wraps under the name "Tweed" in various colors and exotic blends. Houndstooth check trousers are occasionally worn with morning dress as a slightly less formal alternative to cashmere stripe trousers.

^ The Independent, Nov 2 2009, Frankel, Susannah. "Ready to Wear: Houndstooth is fierce, and signifies power over and above prettiness". ^ Charles Tyrwhitt, London webpage on Dogtooth ^ Dunbar, John Telfer: The Costume of Scotland, London: Batsford, 1984, ISBN 0-7134-2534-2, 1984 (paperback 1989, ISBN 0-7134-2535-0)You are here: Dog Boutique > Apparel > Tutu's Posh Puppy Boutique is the biggest and most prominent online dog boutique.  Posh Puppy Boutique  offers the most exclusive collection of designer dog clothing, collars, costumes and accessories. We offer a huge selection of the newest dog clothes and accessories by all your favorite dog designers.  For the dog who wants it all and where the distinguished doggies shop!Free Sewing Patterns for Dog Toys & How to Make a Scarf Bandana This is an easy project to make for your favorite pup and most dogs don't mind wearingIf you made a garment for yourself or your child and you have left over fabric, why not make an adorable matching bandana for your dog?

fabric for a bandana small dogs cut a 14" square of your  fabric.  dogs cut a 18" square, for large dogs cut a 22" square, and for extra large dogs cut a 26" square. Fold the square in half diagonally. Cut down the long end to form 2 You only need one of the triangles. Keep the other for another pet scarf, or stash it away in your fabric scrap pile, or make yourself a matching one. I am sure that if you have bought one of these at a pet shop or on-line it is  a square, not cut in half like we areThe reason we do this is to cut down the amount of fabric wrapped around your dog's neck.  We do not want him/her to be edges of the bandana must be finished.  You have 2 choices. One, you may set your machine to zigzag and stitch the edge of the fabric on all 3 sides, or use a serger to do so. Or two, fold the fabric up 1/4" and then 1/4" again to the ugly side, press, pin, and then top stitch. most durable, and most professional looking way is the second  way mentioned

Here's Lido modeling his new scarf that Sophia made for him. adorable doggie bandana scarf is done.  Place it on your dog and see how adorable he looks!!! Send us a photo! If you liked our quick and easy extra comfy dog bed project you might also like our More Free Sewing Patterns for Dog Toys & Sewing For Your DogEasy, Breezy, Threezy: Drogo’s Birthday Wish List In Seventh Heaven: Smash’s Birthday Wish List Northern Expedition Collection from Camp Cloon Summer Shirts and Bandanas from Dog Threads Dog Bandanas from Max Bone Dog Threads Summer Shirts from Lucy & Co. Dog Tees and Hoodies from LoveThyBeast Essential Springtime Gear from Scotch & Hound Happy Pooch Handmade Dog Apparel, Collars, and Leads Rugged Dog Gear from Filson Urban Dog Apparel from Eye of Dog 14 Great Valentine’s Day Gifts for Dogs Life Begins at 8: Wrigley’s Birthday Wish List Loot Crate Pets: A Geeky Monthly Subscription Box for People and Pets