Texas Dog Magazine | Winter 2019

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DO-IT-YOURSELF

THEPAW - FECT LOOKFORYOUR PET?S HOWL- IDAY

Reversibl e Christmas Bandana Supplies: - Permanent marker - 1 piece of each felt color: black, white, orange, yellow - Rhinestones - Googly eyes - Scissors - A red bandana - A hot glue gun with glue sticks Inst ructions:

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First begin by folding your bandana in the desired sized triangle. For smaller dogs more folds may be necessary, and for larger pups consider folding the bandana fewer times. Take your permanent marker and begin drawing the circular outlines of your snowman. You can draw three separate circles to cut out, or draw the outline of the snowman and cut it out in one piece (this is the approach we took). Be sure not to press too hard when drawing, or else you will be able to see the marker through the felt. Also, be conscious of the size of your snowman relative to the amount of space on your bandana. Cut out your snowman shape. Using the hot glue gun, glue the body of your snowman to the bandana.

TXDM tip: Consider laying your felt pieces on the snowman body before gluing. This will allow you to map out where things go, and make size adjustmentsasneeded.

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BY TIFFANY DITTO

The Christmas season brings many parties and celebrations with friends and family. Those young and old break out their festive Christmas sweaters sure to delight everyone who sees them, but just as you wouldn?t be caught dead sporting the same sweater to every party neither should your dog. Don?t worry; this howl-iday look won?t break the bank. We?ve got your step-by-step instructions on how to create the perfect reversible Christmas bandana for your fur baby.


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