Thanks for the tip! Have you made this bed from the pattern?

Last week we adopted a 5 year old dachshund/chihuahua mix from the shelter, and have since noticed that her absolute favorite thing to do is to burrow under and into anything she can find (blankets, towels, dirty laundry).

I was wondering if anyone on here had made one of these burrowing type beds- sometimes they are called trundle or nest beds, or doggie sleeping bags (see: http://www.fetchdog.com/shop/home-yard/beds-throws/throws-covers/H10021 or http://trixieandpeanut.com/beds/m11725.html).

I was thinking I would just make one sleeping bag style with two rectangles of fake fur sewn together on 3 sides and an opening on the top, but the ones I've seen online seem to have an extra -magical- element to them because they can be arranged in three different ways (ie throw, teacup bed, and sleeping bag). I can't figure out just from the pictures how they stay in any one position.
 
Can anyone who has made or seen one of these things give me some pointers? 

i don't think i would've picked this as a first fair isle trial.  it would've been easier worked in the round.  on the knitting garden website, there's a pattern for a slip stitched hat that really helped me with colorwork.

I tried to find this slip stitched hat pattern but was unsuccessful. Could you post a link?  thanks

Another great sweater movie: Notes on a Scandal.
The sweaters Cate Blanchett's character wears are divine!

Thanks, I'll check her site.

Has anyone tried the Eyelet Cardi pattern from Chicknits?
I have finished all of the individual pieces and am now trying to join them together raglan-style, but it's really tough and I could use some advice. 
Please let me know if you've gotten through this one...

I don't think this one has been mentioned: has anyone seen the Pedro Almodovar film Volver? There are some amazing sweaters in that film.

Those gorgeous lacey Spanish sweaters are amazing!  And not just on Penelope Cruz, it seems that all the women in the movie are wearing them, and in Almodovar colors of course. If you find any similar patterns, please post...