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T-shirt DIY Dog Toy

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T-shirt DIY Dog Toy
T-shirt DIY Dog Toy
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"What to do with all those t-shirts your children have outgrown? What to do? Turn them into chew and tug of war toys for your favorite canine! The project takes less than an hour to make and will surely be appreciated by your pooch."

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MaterialsFabric Crafts, Recycled Crafts

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lket

Jul 13, 2017

This is a great project for using up old t-shirts. It is simple to make, and takes very little time. It is great for puppies when they are teething too. Why pay five or six dollars in a store for them, when you can make them yourself. Thanks for sharing!

Cheryl Y

Mar 21, 2016

Hi Heidi, I have done this as well with different colored shirt strips. I do a quick whip stitch sewing on the ends for easier braiding. Just cut off the thread ends and it will last longer as well. I hope this helps.

Heidi Lorene

Mar 21, 2016

I really like this craft. It is a fun way to use old shirts. I cut the shirt and my children can practice their braiding skills making these. Then they get to go play with the dog. I am wanting to try them with different colored strips and need to figure out the best way to do that. Does anybody have any suggestions? Thanks

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