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Hey everyone, so, I’ve been wanting to make a little something special for my niece, and I thought, what’s cuter than a dog purse toy? I decided to give it a try, and let me tell you, it was quite the adventure!
First off, I started by gathering some ideas. I browsed online, saw some adorable designs, some were as cheap as 9.99, some were above 30 bucks, and even spotted a few DIY kits. I saw some were offering free shipping while some others had a discount about 17% off. They looked so cute, especially those with the little plush dogs peeking out. I figured, why not try making one myself? I could have a design with the golden labradoodle or Chihuahua, it will be fun!
Next, I collected my materials. I had some old fabric scraps lying around, perfect for the purse body. Then, I found a fluffy toy dog that I could use. I also grabbed some stuffing, a zipper, and some thread. Pretty basic stuff, really.
I started by cutting out the fabric into the shape of a purse. Now, I’m no sewing expert, so this part took a few tries. Let’s just say there were some… interesting shapes at first. But, I eventually got the hang of it and managed to create a decent-looking purse shape.
Then came the fun part – attaching the dog! I carefully made a little opening on one side of the purse and nestled the toy dog inside. I made sure its little head was popping out, you know, for that extra cuteness factor. I then sewed up the opening, making sure the dog was secure but still had room to wiggle a bit.
- Cut fabric for purse
- Sew purse body
- Attach zipper
- Insert toy dog
- Sew opening shut
The Final Touches
After the main structure was done, I added some details. I sewed on a little strap so my niece could carry the purse around. I even added a small pocket inside for her to keep tiny treasures. Maybe I could add some cute stuff like a lipstick or cell phone toy next time!
Honestly, the whole process was a bit messy and took longer than I expected. There were moments when I questioned my crafting abilities. But seeing the final product made it all worthwhile. It wasn’t perfect, but it was made with love, and that’s what matters, right?
My niece absolutely loved it! She carries it everywhere now, and her little dog friend has become her constant companion. It’s moments like these that make all the effort worth it. So, if you’re thinking of making a dog purse toy, I say go for it! It’s a fun and rewarding project, even if you’re a crafting newbie like me.
