Good Morning!
Today I'm showing you this DIY Dog Toy I made for my pug Obi
This is so simple and self explanatory that I didn't take pics as I went along.
All I did was cut up some T-Shirts (I have a stock pile for crafts) into 1 inch- 1 1/2 inch wide strips and about 15 inches long...
I used only 10 strips cause I have a small dog and didn't need a big toy.
I tied a knot in the middle and then braided the fringe.
After I braided a section of fringe I used a needle and thread and did a couple stitches to the end of the braid to keep it together.
Nothing fancy..it's a dog toy :)
NOW..
You can also cut long strips, make one long thick braid, and then tie a knot on each end..which I think I'll do next time.
I would suggest making the strips at least 20 inches long if doing that..possibly more.
Easy Peasy!
"Obi...here's a new toy!"
He's got that...Mommy's talking to me in that high pitched voice look right now LOL
"Ugh..really? Ok..I posed..where's my treat woman!"
Have a great day
and
Happy Crafting!
hahaha ur dog is so cute with those big eyes...i hope my lost dog is found and i can make this for her
ReplyDeleteLOL..thank you! He's a stud that's for sure. I'm so sorry to hear about your dog! I hope you find her.
DeleteGenial idea.Gracias.
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ReplyDeleteWow, I absolutely loved this DIY dog toy tutorial! It’s such a creative way to repurpose old materials, and the step-by-step instructions make it so easy to follow. My pup is going to love this! Thank you for sharing such a thoughtful and fun idea—looking forward to trying it out this weekend! Global Talent Pathway
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