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Design Your Own Dog Collar

Design your own dog collar out of yarn!

Our step-by-step instructions and photos will show you how to:
  • Use colors in the correct order to create an attractive pattern
  • Produce a strong weave using a specific number of strands
  • Add the necessary hardware
After your collar is ready to put around your dog's neck, consider making a matching leash (see below).

Or make more collars! Once you've learned the basics, you can experiment with other types of fibers and colors.

IMPORTANT:
  • The Small Dog instructions are recommended for a dog under 25 lbs
  • Always carefully test any product you make that will be subject to force before putting it into regular use (see below)
  • We are charging a nominal fee for these instructions due to the effort it took to develop these items.
If you’d like to make a matching leash, we have separate instructions available. Or you can order a combination set of instructions for both the collar and leash.

ORDERING INFORMATION

Go to Dog Leashes Collars - Instructions to click on the item(s) you want

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Suggestions For Testing Your Creation:
  1. Buckle the collar around a chair or couch leg, attaching a leash and pulling on it with force, using strong jerks
  2. Buckle the collar on your dog, attach a leash, and try out in an enclosed yard or fenced dog park. You want the dog to do some lunging or pulling!
  3. Check the collar closely after the test to make sure nothing came undone
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