In August of 2011, a dear friend taught me how to use my sewing machine. I had envisioned all of the dogs in The Diddy Club, my dog walking pack, wearing adorable Christmas bandanas. As it turns out, the dogs looked so seriously fantastic that I’ve been making them for every holiday since! It brings me so much joy to see my beloved pups all so festive! I then decided to up the ante and invested in an embroidery machine, as well as, embroidery software. Over the years, I’ve made bandanas for local businesses, craft shows, Meet-Up groups, and other dog-lovers like yourself!
Each holiday I look forward to getting the blends of fabrics just right, to create the most fantastic bandanas possible. All of the bandanas are reversible; this way they will get the most wear possible… plus, who doesn’t like to mix it up a bit?
TO FIND YOUR DOG’S SIZE
These bandanas will work with a collar or a harness that unclips across the back (i.e. Gentle Leader). Measure the length of the collar or harness strap, without including the clasp. If you order a bandana longer than your dog’s collar or harness strap, the fabric will cover the clasp. Thanks so much!
SIZES AND INDIVIDUAL PRICES:
- EXTRA SMALL – fits a 5 1/2″ collar or larger (Chihuahua, toy breed, under 10 lbs) Two Fabrics $7, Personalized $9, Elaborate Embroidery $12 each
- SMALL – fits a 9″ collar or larger (Westie, Shih tzu, Boston Terrier, around 20 lbs) Two Fabrics $8, Personalized $10, Elaborate Embroidery $13 each
- MEDIUM – fits a 12″ collar or larger (Beagle, Spaniel, around 30 lbs) Two Fabrics $9, Personalized $11, Elaborate Embroidery $14 each
- LARGE – fits a 14″ collar or larger (Border Collie, Pit Bull, around 40-60 lbs) Two Fabrics $10, Personalized $12, Elaborate Embroidery $15 each
- EXTRA LARGE – fits a 16″ collar or larger (Ridgeback, Great Dane, around 70+ lbs) Two Fabrics $11, Personalized $13, Elaborate Embroidery $16 each
BUY THREE, TAKE $3 OFF YOUR TOTAL
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