Breakaway collars for cats important plus#
Breakaway collars for cats important free#

Leave approximately a 1 1/4 inch flap, and open the buckle. Thread fabric back through the adjuster buckle and up through the other slot in the side release buckle.

Breakaway collars for cats important free#

Thread the free end of the fabric up through one slot in the side release buckle. Stitch along the edges of the flap and make an “X” pattern. Leave approximately 1 1/4 inches of excess fabric. Thread the fabric up through the bottom left side of the adjuster buckle and down through the right side. Stitch two long lines close to the edge along both long sides. Open the fabric, fold the ends to the inside and press. Open the fabric, fold one side into the center and crease and press. Once you have pushed the interface and cotton together you will fold it in half lengthwise and iron it. You will also want to cut a matching length of interface.įuse the interface to the back side of the cotton fabric (the side without bold colors) using an iron on the lowest steam setting. You will want to cut a piece of the cotton fabric 2″ wide by 16″ long. Note: It is really important to purchase the breakaway collars for cats so that if your cat’s collar gets caught while climbing or jumping the collar will release. You will need a few things to get started, including:

Breakaway collars for cats important plus#

This way I would know exactly what materials were in the collar - plus I could make it look exactly the way I wanted! In fact, I have a variety of collars in fun designs to make different holidays or seasons. Since the veterinarian thought the allergy might be something Tiger was coming in contact with, I started by making him a homemade breakaway collar. I hate the thought of my cat having to be on medication for the rest of his life, so I am trying to use more natural products for him. Tiger has an unknown allergy which causes him to often get ulcers on his mouth and lose his hair if he is not taking medication. Maybe its because of his loyalty, or maybe it is my maternal instinct, but taking good care of him is something that is very important to me. He can be ornery and can definitely make me crazy sometimes, but whenever I am having a bad day or am feeling down I know that he’ll always be there to make me feel better. He showed up on my doorstep one day and he has been with me ever since. I actually found him as a stray when I was in graduate school. There is always that one pet that you have a special connection with.

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