Lately I have been working on a lot of dog-stuff. It is so much fun to create new things for the 4-legged animals: the awesome Dogs. Here are some pictures, to give you inspiration. On Sunday I am going to a dog store near my neighborhood to find out if they are interested in selling my (this) stuff. Keep your fingers crossed. 😊
This time I used an old fleece jacket and turned it into a dog-carrier, using almost everything from the jacket. The arms turned out to be great shoulder straps, as an example. Safari who has hated all of the previous bags that I have made, actually accepted this. So- the queen of dogs has spoken. This is the bag I am using for her!
I really don’t like the color of the bag- but when you make things out of used clothes- you don’t have too much say in it. It was free to make and friendly to the environment, so I am pleased.
Today I made a dog mattress using an old sweater. Instead of regular filling I used worn out clothes to stuff the bed with. The dogs and my youngest kid (!) love it and the bed is 100% environmentally friendly. I will sure make some more and sell on my website. Let me know if you are interested. 😊
Today I decided to make a harness for Safari. I hate using the puppy collar on her because it put so much pressure on her neck. Therefor I created a harness that puts no pressure on her neck and that doesn’t choke her if she pulls the leash. (Styrman has the same model and he never chokes anymore when we are out walking. ) I just love this model! Safari tried it out today and she seemed to like it. I also made a matching leash… The girl really needs matching stuff, she told me once😊

I am currently working on a new design when it comes to sewing a dog carrier. Safari is the queen of getting her ass out of everything I put her into- 
so I have a tough project in front of me. This bag is only a first draft bag and it will surely be more to come until I am satisfied- and Safari too of course.
The time has come to expand Safari’s wardrobe. Or more exactly to even make her an existing one. Her first outfit is of course a winter jacket. I used the button part from my sons old baseball jacket and a part of an arm from an old Helly Hansen overall. Tada! Safari now has a very cute jacket that is environmentally friendly and also did not cost me a thing. She looks Iike a little hamster walking around in the neighborhood.
Sewing with dogs 