This is quite an extravagant bed for a little dog! It's made from an end table!
Showing posts with label diy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label diy. Show all posts
Monday, October 24, 2016
Monday, August 15, 2016
10 DIY Projects That the Humans Should Make For Us
Since our humans are here to solely serve our needs, Modern Dog Magazine has provided this article to give a list of projects that they can do for us. Show your Moms and Dads that they need to make these!
1) Rescue proud tee and bandana for you and your dog to wear in the cutest of matching outfits.
2) Personalize a message to your pup with this chalkboard dog bowl.
3) Make Dreamsicles! With only two ingredients—cantaloupe and coconut milk—this tasty freezer treat is too easy not to make. Plus, add a little honey or agave and make a batch for yourself (just remember to keep them separate and serve your dog the unsweetened one).
1) Rescue proud tee and bandana for you and your dog to wear in the cutest of matching outfits.
2) Personalize a message to your pup with this chalkboard dog bowl.
3) Make Dreamsicles! With only two ingredients—cantaloupe and coconut milk—this tasty freezer treat is too easy not to make. Plus, add a little honey or agave and make a batch for yourself (just remember to keep them separate and serve your dog the unsweetened one).
Monday, May 9, 2016
DIY Boredom Busting Toys!
TOYS! Isn't that just one of the best words? Well here are some toys that your Mom or Dad can make at home just for you! Chewable Sweet Potato Dog Toy
Materials:
Sweet potatoes (amount varies by dog size)
Sharp knife
Round 1-inch cookie cutter
Baking sheet
Parchment or foil
3–6 (2-to 3-foot pieces) hemp rope
Instructions:
- Preheat your oven to 250°F.
- Wash your sweet potatoes, and slice each into ½-inch thick rounds. Remove the center of each round with a cookie cutter.
- Place the rounds on a cookie sheet, and bake for 2½ hours. Flip and bake another 2½ hours (baking until they are no longer soft), then let cool.
- Take all your pieces of rope and make a knot on one end. Using one-to-two pieces of rope per strand, braid them together to make a thicker rope braid. Once you have a long braid. string on four sweet potato rings, and make a knot above them. Add four more rings and then another knot to tie off the end of your rope.
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