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You're welcome! 🐾

Hello! You can click the link in our description to download it and print it, or you can measure yourself with the measurements in the description.

So we use Chicago Screws - if you visit the full blog post we have links to everything we use in the tutorial. :)

All the ingredients in the balm are commonly found in pet products and are considered safe, but it’s obviously not intended to be consumed! When we use it, we give our dog a chew or distract her to let it absorb so she doesn’t lick it off. If you’re unsure, please do check with your vet first :)

Not far off! It was around 80!

You can follow the link in our description to the full tutorial with a downloadable pattern, or just check our description under the video for the measurements there!

Yes this is size medium (cocker spaniel size). If you want to make it smaller the main pattern piece is essentially a rectangle, you can trim it down before you make it up.

Raw edges are all folded inwards so hidden, but if you want to overlock the edges you can.

The measurements are in the description, you can also download the pattern for free on our website. Links are in description under the video.

Visit our website and scroll down to the downloadable pattern here! - www.thecaninestory.com/post/diy-dog-bandana-with-free-pattern

Wow this is so nice to hear thank you! I'm glad you found it straightforward and hope your sisters pup loves his bow tie!

Because the collar is adjustable no you don't need to worry about it! If you were making a custom size to fit the neck (without the adjustable mechanism) then yes you'd need to account for the buckle width.

Yay! That's great to hear!

You're welcome!! We hope your pup enjoys it ❤️

More beeswax and less coconut oil will make them more solid - also put them in a cool place in your house (depends on your climate of course)

Make sure to use some fusing on your fabric so it holds it's shape!

@@TheCanineStory The shape stays but the band isnt strong enough to hold up the bow

Ok so it's likely your elastic then, make sure it's good quality and has lots of stretch. When you put it on the collar it should feel tight and shouldn't move around or flop. If all else fails sew 2 pieces of elastic on the back of each end of the bow rather than 1 piece in the centre. Hard to help further without seeing what you're doing but good luck!

@@TheCanineStory ok thanks, it was rlly tight on the collar put when i sewed it on it fell down all of the time. Then i just added extra pieces of elsstic and it worked! My dog wore it on his burthday and now may he rest in peace

@@luluequestrian2010 Glad you got it to work. Sorry to hear about your dog ❤

Thank you 😊 It depends on each photo and how much retouching is required, it could take only a few minutes up to half an hour. As you can see from this one there was a fair bit of retouching dirt and stray hairs!

For this tutorial we used a Brother LS14S. It's super affordable and has done well for home projects over the years!

Yay that's awesome to hear! Thanks for watching! 🐶

Thank you! 😊