Collar + Leash

by ProperFit Clothing in Craft > Sewing

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Collar + Leash

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Great DIY pet sewing project for all skill levels! They make for a great gift! Make your pets matching collar and leash sets for every occasion! What are you waiting for! Hope everyone has fun with this sewing project!

Supplies

-LINK to Webbing (Rainbow): https://amzn.to/2Sj9P1r

-LINK to Buckles: https://amzn.to/3gl7URO

-LINK to Webbing Slide: https://amzn.to/3wh2Q7R

-LINK to D-Rings Set: https://amzn.to/3whacYO

-LINK to Double Sided Rivets: https://amzn.to/34vhUT3

-LINK to Hand Press: https://amzn.to/3fQsx8h

-LINK to Sewing machine Singer 4423 https://goo.gl/33eHF8

Supplies

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Webbing: 2 yards (pick width that best fits your pet)

Buckles: 1 (match webbing width)

Webbing Slide: 1 (match webbing width)

D-Rings: 2 (match webbing width and 1 smaller one for tag holder)

Measurements

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-Measure around your pets neck.

-Add 3-4 inches to neck measurement.

Cut Collar Webbing

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-Cut webbing for collar.

-Remember to add 3-4 inches to length.

-Light webbing ends to prevent fraying/unraveling.

Webbing Slider

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-Add webbing slider to webbing.

-Slide slider 6-7 inches down webbing.

Add Buckle

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-Feed webbing from the bottom. Start going up through the outside opening and back down through the inside opening.

Back Through Webbing Slider

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-Pull webbing end out 5 inches after feeding though buckle.

-Slide webbing end up though the outside hole of webbing slider.

-Feed end back down though inside opening of webbing slider.

-Pull end out about 2 inches.

Stitching

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-Stitch webbing end down 2 inches from webbing slider.

-I recommend zig zag stitch or very tight tac stitch. Make sure end is securely fastened down.

Adding D-Ring

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-Add D-Ring to opposite end of buckle.

-Slide webbing end though the remaining buckle opening from top to bottom.

-Pull webbing end out about 4 inches and roll the end over for clean finish.

-Make sure D-Ring is placed in the middle of webbing end and buckle.

Stitching D-Ring

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-Stitch on both sides of the D-Ring.

-I recommend going back and forth a few times. This will add a nice strong stitch.

Adding Tag Holder

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-Grab D-Ring that is smaller width than the webbing.

-You can either use smaller webbing or leather strips to fasten down D-Ring.

WEBBING OPTION

-Cut 3 inch strip of webbing.

-Feed D-Ring on strip.

-Roll webbing ends over for clean finish.

-Sew webbing strip onto collar.

LEATHER OPTION

-Cut leather strip.

-Punch holes in leather.

-Feed D-Ring on strip.

-Fasten to collar with double sided rivets.

Collar Finished

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Collar is complete! :)

Cutting Leash Webbing

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-Cut leash to desired length.

-Add 12 inches to desired length for handle and eye snap attachment.

Add Swivel Eye Snap

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-Feed webbing though swivel eye snap opening.

-Pull out 4 inches.

-Roll and tuck end under 2 inches.

Stitch Eye Snap

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-Stitch in box or X formation.

-Make sure you stitch down really good. This end will be taking a lot of strain.

Leash Handle

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-On the opposite end of leash. Measure down 8 inches and roll end over.

-Roll end over 2 inches for clean finish.

Stitch Handle

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-Stitch handle down in box of X formation.

-Make sure you sew over the rolled end for maximum strength.

Leash Clip Holder (Optional)

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-Cut leather or webbing strip.

-Place directly under handle.

-Sew or fasten down with double sided rivets.

-This is a quick and easy way to clip extras items to leash.

Finished!

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You are all finished! Hopefully this was easy to follow. Feel free to check out the detailed video tutorial if you have trouble with any of the steps. :)

Video Tutorial

How to Make Collar and Leash