Photographers Guide to the Pop-Up Dog Studio

Make your own waterproof BioThane dog lead. Easy to do at home with minimal supplies.

Make your own waterproof BioThane dog lead that can be used 4 different ways, including hands-free!

Make your own waterproof BioThane dog collar. Easy to do at home with minimal supplies. BioThane material is durable, waterproof and easy to clean. It's a popular fabric which is used in dog collars and leads. It's like a leather alternative which comes in lots of bright and fun colours. This is a tutorial which is designed to fit your own dogs neck measurements, so it wouldn't be suitable for a growing puppy for example. We also chose to use a quick release buckle as we pref

Make your own roll up settle mat for your dog with our DIY Dog Settle Mat Tutorial, follow along our free tutorial with measurements included. This settle mat can be used for teaching your dog or puppy to relax. The mat is portable and can be carried so you can easily bring it to a cafe or restaurant with you. The mat provides a comfy place for your dog to relax while you're busy. It's also a great training tool to help teach a dog or puppy to settle. This is a tutorial which

A soothing paw balm can be used to treat dry and cracked paws and provide some protection against harsh conditions.

Make your own dog bandana with our free tutorial and downloadable pattern! This bandana is made by creating a tunnel which you can easily thread your dogs collar through. This makes it easy to take on and off, and also swap for different colours and fabrics depending on the occasion. What you'll need Fabric (a cotton or wool blend can work well, try to choose a fabric with the print on both sides, a fat quarter is all you need for x1 bandana) Matching colour thread Sewing m

Carry around your dog poo bags in style with this super cute DIY dog walker bag, practical and fashionable!

Get creative and make your dog a stylish bow tie! What You Need Fabric Fusing Thread + needle Elastic Scissors Iron Pattern (Download below) Difficulty Level: Beginner Instructions Gather your supplies, clear a space and set up your iron and ironing board. 1. Print and cut out your paper pattern with scissors and set aside. (If you don't have a printer, skip this section and you can measure out the pieces directly onto the fabric later) 2. Lay the fusing onto the wrong side