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Making Pet Ears – my skill transformation and Top Tips
I have been making pet ears for… about 3 years now? And the other day I found one of my first ever pairs of ears!! …that weren’t immediately trashed… And I wanted to share with you my progression over the years and the Top 3 alterations that I think have made the biggest difference to the quality of my pet ears. Making Pet Ears in 2019 This pair of ears is one of the first sets I ever made. They were for a high protocol evening back in the day when we could actually host large events Ahh the good old days. Making Pet Ears in 2022 This is a…
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Crafty Critters – I dyed my Rope!
I’m so excited about this project – I just had to share! I made a new kinky friend through my holiday travels and her entire BDSM toy bag is pastel pink – including her rope. Combine this with my newest obsession of what my Owner affectionately calls “Bimbo’ pink I just had to dye my rope. I was very good and did my research before I got over-excited and found a tutorial on Rope Connections. Which I followed pretty much to the letter. What I used 2x 8m lengths of Jute 2x 4m lengths of Jute 1x Packet of Rit Fuchsia All purpose Dye 1 cup of salt Heavy duty…
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Crafty critters – DIY day collar
So the other day I was deep in the black hole of the instagram pet community and I saw this Naturally I absolutly had to make a day collar with a little bell and I thought to myself Make it into a cradty critters tutorial!!! So lets get started! Making the collar All you will need for this part is string and scissors! Measure the string around your neck and add about 10cm. Cut 2 of this measurement. Then cut a third piece about 4-6 times longer than your center pieces Fold your long piece of string in half and gather your pieces together like so Tie a simple knot…
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Crafty Critters – No-sew Clip in Bows!
An easy DIY project for any pet to enjoy wearing and making! Instructions Optional Step – Fancy Bow tails! First take your 12 cm piece/s of ribbon and fold them in half width ways Cut your ribbon at about a 45 degree angle To seal try keep it loosely in half and run it past the flame (this helps to keep a crisp inner corner) Do this of each end of the ribbon. Fold your 20 and 15 cm pieces of ribbon in half lengthways. I like to have the sealed edges fold over each other so I can secure the loop with a small dot of glue Once everything…