Whether you want to dress up your dog for a Halloween
costume or for everyday wear, know that you don’t have to pay full price for these
clothes. Dog clothes purchased from the store or a mall’s boutique are often
expensive and not worth the amount. Fortunately, you can make clothes to
resemble the ones found at puppypartyplace.com or another online retailer. You
don’t even have to have amazing sewing skills or invest in a ton of time to
accomplish this project. Simply rely on these tips and suggestions to see your
project from start to finish.
Planning
Planning
The beauty of making your own canine clothes is you can
customize them to fit your pet. Whip out your measuring tape and draw it across
your dog’s shoulder to his rear end before proceeding to measure around his
mid-section. Also measure the circumference of his neck and legs. Jot these
numbers down and add an inch or a few to each figure if your dog is especially
furry. Then you can think about what fabrics to use. Cotton, flannel, spandex,
lycra, and burlap are very practical options since they are durable, comfy, and
can go in the washing machine and dryer. You don’t have to go to the fabric
store to buy these items. Look around your house for leg warmers, old sweaters,
Halloween costumes, and other articles of clothing to modify into doggie-wear.
You may be tempted to consider embellishments, but first consider the hazards
they may pose. Buttons and snaps can be dangerous if your pet bites on them and
chokes. Zippers can catch on your doggie’s fur and may be difficult and painful
to remove. It’s recommended that you use Velcro if you want to fasten pieces
together. Feel free to add pockets if you want make the clothing more decorative.
Sewing
Next
on your agenda is to begin sewing. You can draw up your own design, or you can
use a pattern found at fabric stores and in catalogs. Another resource is the
Internet, which allows you to download PDFs of clothing patterns. Some of these
are even free. For these patterns, you’ll need a sewing machine along with
other standard tools and materials. For other ideas for clothing, visit puppypartyplace.com.
Excellent Post,Thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteThis is cute since i am a dog lover and i have two dogs. :)
ReplyDeleteYou dog is so lucky that you also make clothes for them and there's a site that can guide you through the process. You pet is well loved.
ReplyDeletethis is awesome! since i also have a pets i will gonna bookmark this post of yours! thanks for sharing this tips!
ReplyDeleteThis is actually interesting! Although I'm allergic to dogs (or any furry animal), I could sew. Took up fashion design back in college. Anyhow, I can probably direct this post to my bro's gf as she loves dogs. They actually own one. :)
ReplyDeleteI also like to make clothes for our own dog dati kaso di talaga sya comfortable pag may suot syang damit., hihi :-)
ReplyDeleteHi , It's great to see this post. Thanks for sharing! :) I also have shit zuh and planning to make her a clothes!:) Happy Blogging
ReplyDeleteI'm a dog lover but it never came into my mind to dress him/her. hehe
ReplyDeleteAww cute doggie though I'm not a pet lover but naaaliw ako makita ang mga dog na nakabihis! :)
ReplyDeleteI don't like dogs but I love seeing them dressed in an outfit.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the very helpful idea. I am a dog owner and like to make one for my dogs.
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