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Well, sorry, folks. After talking with Paul and David Bettner, the brothers who created Words With Friends, I can regretfully report that there's no relief in sight. They like their game just the way it is.
"I don't think it's a problem to be fixed," says Dave."We always intended it to be that way."
By "it," he means the phenomenon of players submitting random combinations of letters over and over again until the game recognizes one of them as valid. Since there's no penalty for guessing wrong, players who use this tactic enjoy an advantage over those who don't. Humorist John Hodgman calls this style of play "spamming the engine" and deplores it; the Web comic "The Penny Arcade" dubbed it "The Brute Force Method."
The Bettners call it "plugging," and they have no plans to do anything about it.
"There's a lot of really good solutions if we wanted to pursue that," says Paul. "For instance, it'd be fairly straightforward to track whether a user was doing that, and if he tried to submit three times in a row and was denied, we could say, 'You've lost your turn.' We could even show you what your opponents had guessed.
"But every time we've come up with these ideas and talked about them, we've realized that it takes away a little bit from the framework that's contributed to the success of the app. We've tried to stay very focused on presenting a singular experience. It's a simple game. There's not a lot of options you need to worry about. You can just jump in and enjoy it right away."
Don't like it? The Bettners offer a low-tech fix: Agree with your friends to play by your own rules.
"We're trying to replicate the experience of sitting around the table, playing board games, and part of that experience, at least in my household, is we end up making up a lot of rules," says Paul. "If board games could somehow stop you from doing that, it would make for a less fun and less social experience."
Looked at this way, even the arguments that arise over "plugging" and other legal-but-annoying tactics are part of the intended experience — a feature, not a bug. Think about it: When's the last time you played a board game without getting mad?
A lot of Words With Friends players make up their own rules, says Dave. "I've heard people say you can't play a word unless you can define it, or unless you can use it in a sentence," he says. Or else they add on requirements that increase the difficulty, such as picking a theme for each game. "We get a lot of requests to make 'Dirty Words With Friends,'" says Dave.
In fact, I've been engaging in a small experiment of my own along these lines. My friend Dan, who also dislikes plugging challenged me to a game under gentlemen's rules: If you submit a word and it's rejected, you forfeit your turn, as you'd do if you lost a challenge in Scrabble. As of this writing, Dan has passed twice, and I'm considering rejoining the WWF community in a limited way, providing I can find other partners as honest as he is.
Speaking of which, I had two last questions for the Bettners.
Do you, personally, consider plugging to be cheating?
Paul: "No."
Dave: "No."
Do you plug?
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Sign up for a Crutchfield account Overview Details Staff Reviews Customer Reviews Articles & Videos Accessories Our take on the Powerbeats by Dr. Dre™ by Kristen Schaub Bumpin' sound for your tough workouts If you rely on music to drive you through a hard workout at the gym or outdoors, then you need the Powerbeats — lightweight sports 'phones from Beats by Dr. Dre™. These earbuds use adjustable ear "hooks" that wrap around your ears to keep the buds securely in place, no matter how much you move. Advanced driver technology means that you hear smooth vocals and crisp highs. And a separate woofer pumps out deep bass — perfect when you need that beat to keep yourself on pace. If you work out with your iPod® or iPhone®, you can use the remote built into the cord to control music playback without having to dig into your pocket for the player. You can even answer calls on your iPhone hands-free, thanks to an in-line microphone. See more info on this item Highlights:in-ear design provides natural sound isolationflexible ear hooks for a secure and comfortable fitadvanced driver design separates the woofer and midrange/tweeter for more dynamic soundin-line remote and microphone features supported by iPhone 3GS and 4, iPad, most newer iPods, and numerous other mobile phones (see chart in Hands-on Research for details)sweat-resistant housing40" headphone cable with mini plug39" extension cableincluded clothing clip keeps cable in placeincludes three pairs of cone eartipscarrying casewarranty: 1 yearOur 60-day money-back guarantee Hands-on research from the Crutchfield Labs (what are the Labs?) Features and specs chart | What's in the box? | In-depth notes Features and Specs General Fit Style In-ear Earcup Type Closed Noise-canceling No Bluetooth No Frequency Response Not Given Sensitivity Not Given Impedance Not Given Weight N/A ounces Cord Length 40" Airline Adapter Included No iPod Control Yes Volume Control Yes Built-in Microphone Yes Parts Warranty 1 Year Labor Warranty 1 Year Product Research What's in the box? Download owner's manual In-ear headphones (with attached 40" cable terminated by a 3.5mm connector) 39" Headphone extension cable (with a female 3.5mm connector on one end and a male 3.5mm connector on other end) 3 Pairs of silicone eartips (S/M/L) Clothing clip Storage case Manual/Warranty booklet Monster brochure Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. 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Rouleur Magazine
Issue 48
"Rudi Altig offered coffee and cookies. Roger de Vlaeminck gave me homegrown potatoes. Francesco Moser berated me. One rider wanted 200 Euros for the interview." Photographer Oliver Soulas takes portraits of the greats: Moser, Bahamontes, De Vlaeminck, Gimondi, Maertens – every one a winner.
Grand Tour virgin Chris Juul-Jensen sends Rouleur postcards from the Giro. Three weeks of pain, witty observations and daily struggle to reach Trieste, beautifully captured by the young Tinkoff-Saxo rider.
Also featuring titanium kings Litespeed at home in Chattanooga, the good work of the Dave Rayner Fund, Hannah Barnes and Sharon Laws kicking up a storm in the USA, and the Belgian hotel of choice for cycling champions. Plus columnists Robert Millar, Matt Seaton and Johnny Green.
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Brent Bookwalter finished third, Jeff Louder earned the Best Utah Rider jersey and U.S. national champion George Hincapie was also in the top 10 for the BMC Racing Team Tuesday night in the prologue of the Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah presented by Zions Bank.
Hincapie Eighth
Bookwalter was 11 seconds off the winning time by Taylor Phinney (Trek-LIVESTRONG) on the 4.5-kilometer course, while Louder was another four seconds back in seventh. Hincapie finished eighth in only his fifth time trial of the year. Bookwalter said he was more focused last year when he won the prologue. "This was my first race effort in three weeks," Bookwalter said. "With that in mind, I did OK."
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Tuesday, 20 November 2012 14:05
Colonoscopy, according to Wikipedia, is the endoscopic examination of the large bowel and the distal part of the small bowel with a CCD camera or a fiber optic camera on a flexible tube passed through the anus. It may provide a visual diagnosis (e.g. ulceration, polyps) and grants the opportunity for biopsy or removal of suspected colorectal cancer lesions.
It is recommended that when a person reaches 50 he or she should have a colonoscopy examination preformed at least once every 5 years, according to my family doctor.
Well let me tell you about my first colonoscopy.
Wednesday, 14 November 2012 02:11
A wild tale of a whitetail…a boy's memories.
By: Rodney Miller
His track told the tale. "That wasn't a mule, Lloyd. You see this track? It that had to be left by a monster buck." My Pap Paw Burkhart said as he examined the ground. "Look how wide it is and how he also left his dew claws in the ground? He has to be close to 300 pounds! I got a glimpse of his rack, and he looked liked he had a rockin' chair on his head as he ran across the garden!" Pap went on.
"I ain't never seen a deer around here, Daddy. Are you sure it was a buck?" Lloyd asked "And where do you think he came from?"
"He's doin' what the call 'ruttin', I suppose. When it gets this time in the fall, they go lookin' for females, and they don't stop until they find 'em one." Pap said.
Lloyd didn't have the nerve to tell Pap Paw he was being pranked. He knew how much his dad wanted to take a shot at a big buck and when Pap saw the tracks, a big grin came upon his face as now he knew the chase was on. He finally would get his chance to match wits with a big buck.
It had been many years since my Pap Paw had seen a deer and almost as many since he had seen a track. He told me when he was young, there were still a few "mountain deer" in Clay County but they had been hunted until they were considered almost extinct.
My Pap Paw loved the outdoors and he taught me lots about hunting, animal tracks, and trapping. He also taught me a valuable lesson when cleaning a mud turtle. After their head is cut off they can still bite, and I'm talking about biting with a vengeance.
I had caught a huge turtle in our farm pond and had taken it to him to show me how to "dress" him out. He first cut off the turtle's head and laid it aside. He then flipped it over and proceeded cutting around the breastplate with his knife. He laid his knife aside and grabbed the breastplate with his hand and pulled it away from the turtle's body. Then, reaching for his knife he had laid beside him, he instead grabbed the cut-off turtle's head. It clamped down on his finger like vise grips. His first reflex was to sling off the head with a whipping action of his hand. The turtle's head nearly took off the whole end of his finger.
But back to my story. Finding the deer tracks made my Pap Paw's hunting instincts kick in. The next morning he was up early to find the buck that had left the tracks. He put on his hunting clothes and reached for a couple of very peculiar pieces. He got out an old tie from the closet. It was an ugly tie. The color was orange with blue strips, and he tied it around his neck.
"What's that for Daddy?" Lloyd asked.
"That's so if there's anybody else huntin' the deer, they won't shoot me. They'll surely see this tie." Pap Paw told him.
We didn't know it at the time and thought he was crazy to wear the ugly tie but he had the right idea. Now, it's a law that all deer hunters must wear hunter's orange for protection.
Next, he got a cowbell from the closet shelf. Yep, a real cowbell, like the ones cows ware around their neck so the farmer could find them easier when lost. Pap Paw's idea was he could sneak up on an unsuspecting buck easier if he sounded like a cow walking in the woods. "A deer won't run from a cow." Pap said.
He loaded his 30-30, '94 Winchester and returned to the spot of where he had seen the tracks the night before. Like an Indian, he examined the ground closely and quickly he was on the trail of the buck. But, after about 10 yards, the trail just disappeared. He scratched his head in disbelief. "I know he didn't sprout wings and just fly off!" Pap Paw said looking around. Something smelled fishy.
Lloyd, who was hiding in the bushes, started laughing, "What's the matter Daddy? Did you loose his trail?"
"Yep, I did loose his trail, but you're about to loose your tail, you Ethiopian!" Pap Paw yelled as he took out after Lloyd running for the woods laughing.
When Pap called someone a name, he didn't curse or use any bad language, he called 'em Ethiopians. I don't think he knew what the word meant but I guess he liked the way it rolled off of his tongue.
Lloyd, who was a big cut-up, had fooled his Dad. He had gotten two deer legs from my Dad, who had cut them off a deer killed by Dr. Becknell at Fort Knox. Then that night, he took the feet of the deer and made tracks in Pap Paw's garden.
Next, he ran to the house with the full moon overhead, telling the story to Pap Paw about a mule or horse he had seen in Pap's garden. Pap Paw, who was in bed, began putting on his clothes as Lloyd made his way out the back door.
Lloyd ran in the moonlight to the edge of the garden and holding a broken tree branch over his head to look like antlers, watched for the back door at the house to open. When Pap opened the door, Lloyd made a quick dash across the garden looking like a deer.
The trick had worked like a charm. Later, we all had the biggest laugh as Lloyd retold the story and Pap Paw, who had been fooled, laughed as hard as anyone. You see, Pap was a cut-up too.
Wednesday, 07 November 2012 13:19
Old timers most times used a Y-shaped twig cut from a willow or a peach tree to find water location in under the ground. I always heard that the weeping willow was the best to use when water witching.
The water witch, a man who was supposed to find the water, would take the y-shaped limb from a willow and hold the two ends of the "y" in each of his hands. He held it straight out in his hands palms down. The witch or dowser then walks slowly over the places where he suspects the water may be, and the dowsing rod supposedly dips, inclines or twitches when a discovery of water is made. I've heard reports of water signs so strong that it would twist the bark off of the dowsing wood right in a person's hand. This method is known as "Willow Witching."
Other dowsers used a pair of simple L-shaped metal rods. One rod is held in each hand, with the short arm of the L held upright, and the long arm pointing forward. When water is found, the rods cross over one another making an "X" over the best place to dig for water. If they were looking for an object, such as a water pipe, the rods will point in opposite directions, showing its orientation. The rods were most times fashioned from old wire coat hangers.
In the late 1960s during the Vietnam War, some United States Marines used dowsing to attempt to locate weapons and tunnels of the Viet Cong. As late as in 1986, when an avalanche took 31 soldiers during an operation in the NATO drill Anchor Express in Vassdalen, Norway. The Norwegian army attempted to locate soldiers buried in the avalanche using dowsing as search method. 16 soldiers died in the attempt.
My family like most of our time truly believed in water witching. One year, my Aunt Bootie, Daddy's sister, and Uncle Buster decided they wanted water. They lived next door to us and had to carry water from a spring because they didn't have a well of their property. The family turned to a water witch.
It was a belief back then that certain people were better at finding water and dug wells took a considerable amount of work. That meant that you wanted to dig for water in the most likely place to find it. Water witches back then would come to a person home and perform their magic of finding water for a small fee of $5.00 - $10.00 dollars.
As the water witch walked the yard his willow limb began to twist and turn fiercely just a few feet from Bootie and Buster's home. Daddy and Buster wanted to check for themselves to make sure that was the correct place to dig the well so they too took the willow branch and each time it pointed to the same spot.
Work began soon as the men and boys began to dig the 5x5 foot dirt well. We worked all the rest of that day and only got about four feet deep in the hard rocky clay soil. Next day we were at our digging again early now having to lower buckets by rope into the well to remove the loosened dirt. That evening a wooden ladder had to be placed into the well for the workers to get in and out of the hole now about 10 feet deep, but no luck finding the water.
The next day work was going slower as the well reached deeper and deeper into the hard ground but still no water had been found.
All of us kids were gathering around the edge of the well trying to get a peek at the deep hole. Then, Anthony got a little too close. Down the well he fell landing on top of Uncle Buster. On the way down we heard Anthony say something that well, he shouldn't have said. He almost knocked Buster down to his knees with the impact.
"What did you say?' Buster asked Anthony. "Nothing! I didn't say nothing," Anthony quickly answered back. ""Yes you did," Buster said laughing, "Wait until I tell Jamup!"
Anthony kept denying that any bad word had been said but he still didn't want Buster to say anything because he knew that Daddy would for sure punish him for it. He begged and he begged Buster not to say anything and he agreed not to. But every time he wanted to make Anthony squirm he would threaten him again with telling Daddy. It worked for years and Buster always got a laugh from it.
We never did hit water in the well after digging somewhere around 15-20 feet so the well project was abandoned and the hole was filled up. The water witch had been wrong. Of course he never admitted he was wrong. He just said we didn't dig deep enough.
And I guess to a certain extent he was right. But if we had continued to dig eventually we might have ended up draining the Pacific Ocean. I'm glad we stopped when we did.
Wednesday, 31 October 2012 12:35
As a young boy, I loved to hunt but there just weren't any deer here in the county. I saw my first deer when I was in my late teens. But now, with the help of the Kentucky Department of Wildlife and their re-stocking program, deer are here in good numbers.
I hunted deer with a gun for several years and had pretty good success but the 3-day gun season wasn't long enough for me. The archery season started in October and was much longer so I thought I would give it a try. What I didn't realize at first was it would also be much more challenging.
In the early years of bow hunting everyone shot a long bow or a recurve bow. Today, the bow is called the traditional bow but most hunters considered it to be primitive. Not long after I started hunting the modern day compound bow came along and changed everything.
My first bow was a short recurve bow called a Black Bear. It was made of wood and fiberglass to give it strength and durability. The "draw weight" of the bow was 60 pounds with no let-off. When the bow was at full draw, you didn't hold it long. Find your target, draw your arrow and quickly release.
It never had sight pins either. The traditional bows were shot by what was referred to as instinct. But I never had good instinct evidently. I made a sight pen with a small paneling nail, hammered the nail into the wooden sight window, and covered the head of the nail with red fingernail polish so I would see it easily. I hunted with that old bow for about three years with lots of misses but no deer.
Then, along came the compound bow and my whole life changed. I bought a Bear brand Whitetail compound bow, the hottest bow on the market. It was a weird looking bow with strings and pulleys, but man was it accurate.
When the bow was drawn, the weight to hold back was half of the draw weight pull. A 60 draw weight was easily held at full draw from up to a few minutes. A new way of sighting was also invented with separate pins for 10, 20, 30, 40, or even 50-yard shots possible with practice.
I practiced with the bow almost every evening after work and got to where I could shoot five arrows at 20 yards and hit inside a three-inch circle easily. When fall came that year, I was itching to get in the woods with my new bow and my new Fox Squirrel climbing tree stand.
There still weren't many deer on Horse Creek but I found plenty of good sign in the Red Bird Wildlife Management Area. I scouted the area several days before season and found most of the buck sign was down in the river bottoms. I hunted there every day I had off seeing a few does but no bucks until Halloween day.
On that morning I climbed into my stand long before daylight and sat there until around 10 o'clock. I had heard something running through the brush before daylight but didn't see anything. I climbed down the tree and made my way back to my Ford Bronco parked beside the highway.
My brother Carlos and Casey,one of his friends he worked with, were hunting on the other side of the river also trying to get a shot at the buck that was leaving so much sign. As I slowly drove down the dirt road I met both of them in the road carrying their bows and stopped to ask if they had seen anything. Neither had seen a deer. As the conservation went on, some movement caught my eye in a grown up field behind them. There standing in full view was the biggest buck I had ever seen in my life.
"Don't move boys," I whispered lowly, "There's a huge buck in the field just behind you." Both kind of laughed and Carlos said, "I'm not falling for that one!"
"I'm not kidding! He's starring right at us. I think he hears us but the sun must be in his eyes and it must be keeping him from seeing us." I whispered again.
Both slowly turned their heads and they could not believe their eyes. "What are we going to do, he's looking directly at us," One of them said.
Thinking quick, I said, "Don't move and I will try to slip out of the passenger door of my Bronco and crawl down the road to where I might get a shot at him."
Both agreed that would probably be a good idea. I slowly climbed into the passenger seat, got my bow in my hand and opened the door, ever so quietly. Out the door I climbed obliviously to the big buck. I got down on my knees and crept slowly down the dusty dirt road until I was lined up broadside with the deer. Luckily he hadn't moved a step from where I had first spotted him.
I slowly rose to my feet and estimated the buck to be at 45 yards. I split my 40 and 50-yard pin on the bucks shoulder, held my breath and turned the string loose. It was like time stood still. Everything was in slow motion as I watch the arrow rotating in its flight as the arrow finally met it's mark. At first I thought I had shot too low but the buck reared on his hind feet, jumped and kicked hard as I heard the thump from the arrow.
I stood in the road shaking with my heart racing so fast I could hear my heart beating through my mouth as I gasped for air. Carlos and Casey both came running down the road telling me that they thought I had hit the buck good.
I tried to gather my emotions as I counted the steps to the spot where the buck had stood. I counted 50 yards. I thought that was why my arrow seemed to hit too low. I had misjudged the distance by 5 yards. I looked for blood but only found hair.
Slowly, I began to follow the exit trail of the monster buck and only after about 10 yards found my broken arrow's shaft, stained with bright red blood. I smiled as I picked it up and then began to find a wider red blood trail. I didn't have to go too far when Carlos yelled, "There he is!"
My eyes had never seen a more beautiful sight. The huge 10-point buck was lying in the edge of the thicket only about 40 yards from where I had shot him.
When field dressing the deer I found that my arrow had hit the buck directly in the heart. Carlos and Casey helped me as we pulled the 200-pound giant to the Bronco and we loaded him in the back. I rode all the way home with the tailgate down. I could hardly wait to show the big boy to my family and friends. It was a feeling that I will never forget.
From that day forward, I was hooked forever on bow hunting. Each year I can't wait until the air once again has that crispness, that smell, and the leaves to start falling. Each year, when fall returns to Kentucky, you can bet I will be somewhere in a tree for a chance at another memory. It's a high no drug can duplicate.
Hunting on Halloween that year proved to be a great idea. I finally got my monster that I had hunted for so long.
Wednesday, 24 October 2012 12:49
I'm not afraid of snakes, or toads,
or bugs, or worms, or mice, The things that girls are scared of,
I think are kinda' nice. I'm pretty brave at times, I guess;
And yet I hate to go to bed, For, when I'm tucked up warm and snug
and after my prayers are said, Momma tells me "Happy dreams!"
and takes away the light, This leaves me lying all alone
and seeing things at night.
Sometimes they're in the corner,
sometimes they're by the door, Sometimes they all just creep and crawl
across the bedroom floor; Sometimes they come when I'm asleep,
sometimes when I'm awake So softly and so silently,
they make me scream and shake. Sometimes they are as black as ink,
and other times they're white But color makes no difference
when you're seeing things at night.
Once, Momma caught me being bad,
fighting in the street, And Daddy sent me up to bed
without a bite to eat. I heard some noises in the dark
and up my ears did prick Those things were gathered all around
and planning something sick. I was so very scared that time,
I got an awful fright It's always when I'm bad that
I start seeing things at night.
Lucky thing I'm not a girl,
or I'd be scared to death. Since I'm a boy, I duck my head
and then I hold my breath. When I hear something horrible,
crawling up the stairs I promise to be better
and I always say my prayers. I'm certain that's the only way
that I can make it right When I've been very bad
and start seeing things at night!
And so, when other mean kids tempt
and coax me into sin, I try to squash the devil's voice
that urges me within. At night the things creep closer
and they aren't very nice, They want to eat me up
without even thinking twice! Eventually these evil things
will drag me out of sight I hope I don't keep doing wrong,
and seeing things at night!
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STATESVILLE — West Rowan has backed into the No. 4 seed in next week's NPC tournament, but it left quite a mess in its wake Friday night.
The Falcons played defense like it was someone else's job, committing eight errors and allowing nine unearned runs in its regular-season finale at West Iredell.
"It's definitely not the way we want to limp in to the postseason," coach Chad Parker said after WR lost 12-10. "You can't make errors and expect to beat teams. I don't care who it is — West Iredell, Statesville, the New York Yankees. You're not gonna beat people kicking it around the infield."
The loss was West Rowan's fifth in its past seven games. It finished 6-6 in league play (16-7 overall) and will open the tournament Monday at home against fifth-seeded North Iredell.
"We just had that one bad inning," sophomore outfielder Harrison Baucom said. "This shows how one bad inning can really cost you."
The bad inning was West Iredell's bottom of the fifth. The Warriors (6-13, 4-8) scored nine unearned runs — courtesy of five Falcon errors — to turn a 6-3 deficit into a six-run lead.
"It was a rough inning, but it happens," said junior catcher Michael Pinkston. "I guess it was our time. It's really hard to come back after something like that."
West Rowan used a five-run third inning to move in front. Key moments included Hunter Teeter's second run-scoring double of the game, Juan Garcia's bases-loaded walk and Baucom's two-out, line-drive RBI single to right-center field.
"It's all about seeing the ball and hitting the ball," Baucom said after going 4-for-5 and scoring three times. "We took over the game one hit at a time."
WR finished with 14 hits, but its swiss-cheese defense was full of holes. The unfortunate victim was losing pitcher Nick Collins, the junior reliever who struck out five and allowed just one hit in his first three innings after spelling ineffective starter Michael Ball.
"It was probably his longest outing of the year," Parker said. "But it doesn't matter who is on the mound. We've got to make plays and get our guys off the field."
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Saturday, February 04, 2012
1 Skein Pet Bed [Pattern]
I decided that I would not "skimp" on a pet bed for a shelter animal. This pattern has a few different options and are noted within the pattern itself.
The pattern below is for 1 skein of yarn, which will make a single round bed and a single layer square mat OR making a double thick pet bed. I will make notations within the pattern for these options.
By Cris
Items Needed:
Crochet Hook - size I
1 skein Red Heart Super Saver acrylic yarn (5oz multi-color or 7oz solid skein)
Tapestry Needle
ch - chain
sl - slip stitch
st - stitch
hdc - half double crochet
dc - double crochet
btn - between
prev - previous
rpt - repeat
Making the Round Pet Bed (bottom)
ch 5, sl to join into a ring
Row 1
ch 2 (counts as dc), 11 dc into the center of the ring
sl to join
Row 2
ch 2, dc in the same st as the ch 2
2 dc in all st from prev row
sl to join (24 total dc, counting ch 2 at start)
Row 3
ch 2, dc in same st as the ch 2, dc in next st
*2 dc, 1 dc*
rpt btn * around the circle
sl to join (36 dc total, counting ch 2 at start)
Row 4
ch 2, dc in same st as the ch 2, dc into the next 2 st
*2dc, 1 dc in next 2 st*
rpt btn * around the circle
sl to join (48 dc total, counting ch 2 at start)
Row 5
ch 2, dc in same st as the ch 2, dc into the next 3 st
*2 dc, 1 dc in next 3 st*
rpt btn * around the circle
sl to join (60 dc total, counting ch 2 at start)
Row 6
ch 2, dc in same st as the ch 2, dc into the next 4 st
*2 dc, 1 dc in next 4 st*
rpt btn * around the circle
sl to join (72 dc total, counting ch 2 at start)
Row 7
ch 2, dc in same st as the ch 2, dc into the next 5 st
*2 dc, 1 dc in next 5 st*
rpt btn * around circle
sl to join (84 dc total, counting ch 2 at start)
Row 8
ch 2, dc in same st as the ch 2, dc into the next 6 st
*2 dc, 1 dc in next 6 st*
rpt btn * around circle
sl to join (96 dc total, counting ch 2 at start)
Row 9
ch 2, dc in same st as the ch 2, dc into the next 7 st
*2 dc, 1 dc in next 7 st*
rpt btn * around circle
sl to join (108 dc total, counting ch 2 at start)
NOTE: If you are going to do a double thickness round pet bed, finish off the first circle at round 9 and make a second circle. Do not finish the second circle off at row 9. Put both circles together and sc around the 2 circles to join them together and then move on to row 10. If you are making a single thickness round pet bed, do not finish the first circle at row 9. Continue to row 10.
SECOND NOTE: If you want your bed to be bigger around than what this one is, you can do so by adding rows between Row 9 and 10, working 1 more dc between the increase (2dc in same st). Of course, if you do this, you will be using more yarn meaning you will not be able to complete the square mat or do the double thickness round bed. Just buy 2 skeins of yarn if you want to go bigger (this one holds a standard house cat).
Row 10 (begins making the side of the pet bed)
ch 2, hdc around the circle in the front loop only
sl to join
Row 11
ch 2, hdc around the circle in both loops (like normal)
sl to join
Row 12
ch 2, dc around the circle
sl to join
Row 13 and 14
rpt row 12
Fold the "flap" of the pet bed over towards the outside (folding outward, not inward) to the row of hdc that went through the front loop only. You should be able to line up the stitches from the top of the mat to the back loops only. sc around the bed going through both loops of the dc (last row) and the back loop left open from row 10. Once you go around the pet bed, finish off.
SQUARE FLAT MAT (single layer)
If you did not make a double thickness round pet bed, you should have approximately 1/3 of the skein left over. You can make a matching mat by following the pattern below. If you have two skeins, you can make a second quare flat mat and stitch the second to the first, going around the outside with sc. Doing this makes a very thick pet mat. This pattern only makes one - you need the second skein to make the thicker square mat.
ch 39
Row 1
dc in 3rd "back bump" from the hook (note the first bump is almost right under the hook)
dc across the starting ch to end (total of 36 dc with a ch 3 at the beginning of the row)
ch 2, turn
Row 2
dc in all st across in back loop only
the last dc will be in the turning ch from prev row - put last dc in both loops (for a more secure turn)
ch 2, turn
rpt row 2
Row 18
dc in all st across in back loop only
the last dc will be in the turning ch from prev row - put last dc in both loops (for a more secure finish)
finish off and weave in ends
73 comments:
What a great idea! My kitty wouldn't sleep in a bed but my doggie might if I make it big enough. Thanks for the idea!
- February 5, 2012 at 8:50 AM
- Cris said...
Yup - all you have to do is keep increasing evenly until it's big enough for your poochy :)
- February 5, 2012 at 9:16 AM
What size Super Saver: The 7 oz solid color or the 14 oz solid (used to be a pounder). Would help if patterns gave "weight" of skein so we knew what to buy.
- February 6, 2012 at 8:28 PM
- Cris said...
You are very correct! I always forget about the "big 'uns" - it's the regular 244 yard skein. I'll add that to the pattern.
- February 7, 2012 at 6:14 AM
Awwww, i really like this pet pattern, so cute. You sure did a great job on this. thank you for the pattern
- February 15, 2012 at 11:15 PM
- Cris said...
Thank you :)
- February 16, 2012 at 6:11 AM
Love these patterns! Thank you!
- February 19, 2012 at 3:26 AM
Thank you for this pattern and show of love and support for the local shelters. I am adding this to my favorite pattern list. May you be blessed for your generosity.
- February 19, 2012 at 7:21 AM
What a great idea! Thank you so much for sharing it! I will be sure to make several of these...!
- February 19, 2012 at 8:42 AM
I have a Lab mix weighing about 69 lbs, so how many stitches do I need 2 do 2 make it big enough 4 her? She likes sleeping under our kitchen table, and that's messing up the rug. I think if I make it really 'roomy' so she's not on the rug, I've got to make it at least 40-50 inches long and maybe 4o inches wide? She measures about 37 inches in length and 29 inches around her middle...what do U think? Beginner here BTW! lol!
- February 19, 2012 at 10:21 AM
BTW, I'd like 2 make it double thick...how much more 4 that? Any help here 4 a beginner?
- February 19, 2012 at 10:26 AM
- Cris said...
Hi there! Great question - I cannot say how much yarn you would need off hand, but I'm going to guess around 4-5 skeins, if not a couple more. Basically, stick with the pattern of the increase (1 dc, 2dc in next stitch...... 2 dc, 2 dc in next stitch.... ) increasing the number of dc's between each dc increase. It goes up about an inch and a half per round. Basically, make 2 circles the same size. You could get some foam to slide in between if you wanted to make it really cushy for her.
- February 19, 2012 at 1:00 PM
i think this a great way to help out! I will definately be making these beds for our local shelter. Thank you for sharing.
- February 20, 2012 at 8:20 AM
I have a large lab/golden mix, and find that when he lays down, he always curls up, so a 36" round is large enough for him. Though he's a constant shedder, his legs don't shed for the most part, so that's not an issue.
Good luck!
- February 20, 2012 at 4:56 PM
- Lyssa Virusx said...
Soooo cute! and such a great idea! I know I'll be making a few of these to give away. (:
- February 23, 2012 at 2:26 AM
I too will make some for our rescue center/shelter. Great idea and it will give me a way to keep up my skills since I've been away from crocheting for awhile.
- February 23, 2012 at 7:44 AM
I love this!!!! I found some yarn in my stash. It is yellows and oranges and greens. I showed it to all my children and they hated it. But, I am so thrifty (cheap) that I can't get rid of it. THEN I saw this fabulous pattern and now my wonderful cat, Newt, has a new bed!! Thank you!
- March 2, 2012 at 7:53 PM
- Cris said...
Fantastic! I cannot stand to throw yarn away either - great use.. and I'm sure Newt agrees :)
- March 2, 2012 at 9:57 PM
instead of making 2 circles and crocheting them together, wouldn't it be easier to use 2 stands of yarn at once?
- March 19, 2012 at 7:37 PM
- Cris said...
Yes, but usually to do that a person uses 2 skeins of yarn. It is easier than separating the ball and having to know exactly how much needs to be in each AND accommodate that 1 ball will need to be bigger because of the sides. Of course, you also have the option to put foam or batting in between the two circles. If you use 2 strands together, you lose this option.
- March 19, 2012 at 9:31 PM
- Bailey said...
I'm getting a cat tomorrow that I will be fostering for a local rescue. She is pregnant and due in a couple of weeks. This is awesome for her so she ca have a comfy place to rest.
- April 2, 2012 at 12:49 AM
what a great idea - I'm going to make up some for our local Animal Shelter.
- April 13, 2012 at 4:11 PM
Great pattern! I plan on making a couple for my 2 cats and a few for friends and family who adore their pets!
- April 25, 2012 at 4:05 AM
I volunteer at a local shelter. Would they be able to sell what I donate to raise money for the shelter?
- July 24, 2012 at 6:13 PM
- Cris said...
I don't see why not - they should be able to sell items as fund raisers (their licensing and stuff) for their organization. Most shelters are not-for-profit organizations so they have all the technicals of selling items taken care of. As for selling these because they are my pattern - I don't care :) I think if they can get some money from it - then YAY! Another way to help
- July 24, 2012 at 9:34 PM
How can I enlarge the pattern for a dog ra dog about 15 lbs?
- August 3, 2012 at 10:50 AM
- Cris said...
Just keep doing the increase rounds, increasing the number of dc's between each dc-increase. You will end up using more than a skein but you can definitely make it bigger.
- August 3, 2012 at 9:49 PM
I added some plastic canvas strips inside the rim, to help it stand up and give it a little body. Thank you so much for offering this pattern free to us... My Honey is getting me a new puppy and I made one of these to have all ready for when she can leave her mama.. :)
- January 27, 2013 at 8:54 PM
- Cris said...
Great idea!!! Congrats on your soon-to-arrive puppy! :)
- January 27, 2013 at 10:16 PM
Such a great pattern, and I love that you talk about donating them! I linked to the pattern on my blog this morning, if you want to check it out: http://www.mooglyblog.com/free-crochet-patterns-for-cat-lovers/ :) Thank you for sharing your pattern!
- February 12, 2013 at 11:33 AM
- Cris said...
Thank you so much for the mention on your blog! I really do appreciate it :)
- February 12, 2013 at 6:46 PM
I think this is super. Especially since using acrylic yarn means you can toss it in the washing machine whenever it needs it.
- February 14, 2013 at 10:17 AM
Lol love the pattern but the only one of my three cats that will fit in it is the 6 month old kitten lol I'll def need to make a lot of increases :p
- February 19, 2013 at 3:42 PM
- Cris said...
I think then your skeins are not a standard length as this pattern will land in the 11" diameter range - large enough for a 10 pound cat... unless all of your cats are super large except the kitten! hehe (which is totally possible, my 25 pounder doesn't fit these beds)
- February 19, 2013 at 4:12 PM
- Cris said...
- February 19, 2013 at 4:12 PM
- Vickie Rippy said...
Wonderful pattern. I will definitely make some more of these for shelter and also gifts for my friends that have furbabies! Thanks!
- March 29, 2013 at 10:30 PM
This is so lovely of you to design and share. I have some extra skeins of RHSS and also have four rescue pets. I will make some of these and donate them to some local rescues. Blessings to you for thinking of all the little shelter animals who need some extra love.
- March 29, 2013 at 11:50 PM
Thanks I was looking for something new to do and helpful for the animals
- March 31, 2013 at 8:54 AM
I work at an animal shelter thanks for uploading the pattern I'm now making all the critters beds :)
- April 1, 2013 at 5:36 PM
- Deborah Lucas said...
How would you adapt this to two Boxers about 65 and 80 lbs, respectively? Thanks.
- April 16, 2013 at 3:54 PM
- Cris said...
For the round bed, just repeat row 12 more before you fold it over and secure it to the base. Just remember, the taller it gets, the floppier it will become unless you put something inside to reinforce it.
- April 30, 2013 at 6:49 AM
- Chris Burris said...
Thank you.
- April 30, 2013 at 8:55 AM
Thank you! Not only is this blog informational it's inspirational. My friend runs a feline rescue so I started making the bed for her to sell to raise money for the rescue. A friend of mine is making some for it now, too. With the floppy sides I started crocheting a 'belt' to go inside the edge and still be machine washable.
The goosebump moment was that I found you by looking for a pattern to make a bed for my cat who I inherited from a woman named "Cris".
- May 2, 2013 at 12:25 PM
I should note they are being donated to rescue. Not that I'm selling them for it.
- May 2, 2013 at 1:06 PM
- Cris said...
Its quite alright if you sold them - I don't mind at all :) As for how you found me - o.O!
- May 3, 2013 at 7:18 PM
thank you alot i hav looked every where 4 a pet bed this is the best pattern i hav found i also like how u made them for shelters and how u can make 1 with 1 skein i made this other bed with 4 skeins and it didnt even work made the round bed with some left over yarn and me an my cat adore it thx!
- July 12, 2013 at 9:19 AM
could u post a picture of ur cat or dog (if u hav any) in the beds?
- July 12, 2013 at 9:26 AM
- Cris said...
I actually wanted to do that BUT my cat sleeps in a basket on a table in the living room (she was in the bed for approximately 2 minutes before turning her snobby nose up at it LOL). She's not so good at helping in the marketing department *laughs* My dog... well, he's a wee bit too large BUT I post pictures of them (in general) all the time :)
- July 12, 2013 at 11:14 AM
loved this!! Where can I send you My pictures? MY cats loved it.
- September 7, 2013 at 1:03 PM
- Cris said...
firstname.lastname@example.com - can't wait to see them!
- September 7, 2013 at 6:30 PM
Hi. I'm going to donate to the shelters too and love the pattern but I'm confused with the mentioning of 2 circles the same size. Why do we need 2 circles and not one? Am I making two beds? help :)
- October 20, 2013 at 8:16 PM
- Cris said...
The second circle is ONLY If you are doing a double thickness pet bed; otherwise, just stick with the one circle with the edge.
- October 21, 2013 at 5:28 PM
Jasmine - It is my understanding that you are making two bottom circles the same size, which will be sewn/crocheted together to give the bed extra cushion and weight. It also allows you to add batting in between the two circles to make it even more cushy.
- October 24, 2013 at 11:58 AM
Chris - thank you so much for this pattern! I've just started working with a new rescue group and all 4 of us have been crafting like crazy to make things to sell at fundraising events to make money for the rescue. I'm so glad you've given us permission to use the beds we make for such purposes! I can't wait to get started!
- October 24, 2013 at 12:00 PM
- Cris said...
It is the LEAST I could do. I think its great what you are doing and wish you the absolute best success
- October 24, 2013 at 1:49 PM
Thank you for this pattern. Have so many partial skeins. Have made the round already and working on the rectangle one. Am planning on after I get a few done giving them to the SPCA.
- November 12, 2013 at 8:07 AM
This came out really small. Tore it apart, will keep looking. Thanks for posting anyway.
- November 18, 2013 at 10:02 AM
Your gauge must be really large. I'm getting about a half-inch a round. To hit the 11" size stated above for 9 rds, I'm going to have to do more like 22rds (probably shoot for more, my cat is fairly big). Just a note to help those who crochet fairly tightly, like myself.
- January 21, 2014 at 9:21 PM
- Cris said...
That is odd because I actually crochet extremely tightly (as in sometime my hook will squeak) ... very very odd.
- January 22, 2014 at 7:02 AM
Looks great. Another idea would be to do it in t-yarn (yarn out of old t-shirts) I love recycling and have started one in that because I use odd wool for toy making. Thanks for the pattern :)
- January 31, 2014 at 12:15 AM
First of all, thank you for thinking of all the rescue cats and small dogs for this project. A perfect project for a group or one to donate to shelters. Acrylic yarns make them great for laundering.
Can you do these in wool yarn and 'felt' them? If so, how would you make the pattern larger to allow for the shrinkage when felted?
- February 13, 2014 at 7:28 PM
- Cris said...
Great idea!!!
- February 20, 2014 at 9:13 AM
- Cris said...
I think you would be able to felt them - I would think you would just need to add a couple rounds to the base of the pattern to give it a wider diameter - then add 1 row to the "edge" of the bed.
- February 20, 2014 at 9:13 AM
If you pick up magazine "Crochet 1 - 2 - 3 magazine and to to pg 16 you will find the pattern and other essentials you need. I just started it yesterday and it seems pretty easy. It's just that I am relearning crocheting and I am having trouble seeing what is single crochet stitch and what is 2 singles in a stitch. I haven't got my eyes trained yet and I keep getting lost where I am. Any help anyone> I took classes Sunday, but I need a few more. But, if you want to make this bed check out the magazine. I'm working on it, but I need a trick to see what I am looking at, I have to count stitches.
- March 10, 2014 at 9:43 PM
- Cris said...
What do you mean "make this bed check out the magazine" .... is it in the magazine????? If so, I think I have some emailing to do LOL
- March 11, 2014 at 6:38 AM
I am not planning on selling any of the beds I plan on making, just giving them to the shelters. But, I am slow since I am relearning to crochet. And how is this your pattern when it is already in a magazine, Crochet 1 - 2- 3, and associated with "for the cause" and "Comfort for Critters"?
- March 11, 2014 at 7:14 PM
- Cris said...
Because I wrote this pattern on my own and posted it well over a year ago.... when I looked at the magazine entry online (it was 1 issue ago), it is NOT the same as my pattern. If it was, then I would have a case against them because it is obvious I wrote this quite a while ago. It would be copyright infringement against them - not me.
There is nothing stopping anyone from selling any finished good from a pattern - so if people wanted to sell it they could legally - but I like that the people using this pattern are either creating it for their own pets or for donation.
- March 13, 2014 at 12:02 PM
SECOND NOTE: If you want your bed to be bigger around than what this one is, you can do so by adding rows between Row 9 and 10, working 1 more dc between the increase (2dc in same st). Of course, if you do this, you will be using more yarn meaning you will not be able to complete the square mat or do the double thickness round bed. Just buy 2 skeins of yarn if you want to go bigger (this one holds a standard house cat).
- March 20, 2014 at 3:32 PM
I think instead of makeing 2 circles I would just double the yarn. Use two skeins. It would be fun to mix and match colors.
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- May 6, 2014 at 10:21 AM
I used two skeins, doubled up the thread. Then I cut up some old sheets and used them inside the side flaps. Makes it not floppy and gives the kitty something firmer to lay her head on, and also something to rub on. Thanks so much for the pattern!
- June 6, 2014 at 12:11 PM
I crochet these in various (mostly larger) sizes out of tarn (t-shirt yarn) and donate to shelters. They send them home with the dogs, etc., and gives them a bit of comfort of something they know in going into a new home. They love 'em.
- August 10, 2014 at 3:53 PM
- angie matos said...
Thank you so very much for sharing your pattern. I love it. Making 4 for my cats and 1 for my dog. ��������
- October 26, 2014 at 7:54 AM