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Showing posts with label Aggie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Aggie. Show all posts

Saturday, December 21, 2013

Aggie's Hoodie.

I made Aggie some sweaters awhile ago, but I never finished this green one.. You can check out how I made this one and the others Here. So here are some pictures of me embarrassing my dog. lol






Hope you have a great Christmas!!

~RandomKitty

Tuesday, November 12, 2013

Refashioned Dog Coats.

As my mother was getting ready to purchase a $20 dog coat at Petco, we realized that I could refashion a kids vest into a doggie coat. So off to the thrift store we went! Here is what I came up with.




These are two of the vests we chose... Pink looks really good on her and how could I pass up on the hearts.. ;)


I'm pretty sure she hated me after I tried this thing on her a million times. 


My complex way of finding her measurements... Yarn! :P Oh, I also had to cut the arm holes a little bigger so that they weren't too tight.


All done! See, doesn't pink look good on her. ;)




And here is the heart one. Aggie's wearing this one right now. lol



Hope you have a good day! Some hot chocolate would be nice right now....

~RandomKitty


Tuesday, August 20, 2013

DIY Dog Collar.

My mother and I were going through our craft supplies this past weekend and we came across this old belt. As the true crafters we are, we knew there was something we could do with it. We decided that a dog collar was the best decision. Here is how I made it. (Keep in mind this is a decorative collar, I don't actually attach the leash to it.)

These are the supplies you will need to make this collar. 

First measure how much you need to cut off so that it will fit your dog. I made mine nice and loose.


Cut along the edge on one side so that you can fold it over and get a clean finish once it's glued.


Then I decided where to place the holes.


Once you have decided where you want to holes, take a screw and start screwing till it goes all the way through. I did this a couple of times on both sides so that it would go smoothly through. 


Next you'll want to layout where your embellishments will go.



Once those are glued on with a strong glue ( I used E-6000) you are done! Of course make sure that the glue it thoroughly dry before putting the collar on your dog.  



Isn't she adorable? ;)


Thanks for stopping by! Have a wonderful day!

~RandomKitty