Handy tip for you. When you were talking about not being able to get your scissors into the corners to push them out.... I keep a long wooden chopstick at my sewing station. It is a great tool for being able to reach in to push out those corners. Gives you more reach and without a sharp end like scissors that could poke through the seams, which I have done before. I don't remember where I got the chopsticks, but they are nothing fancy, inexpensive. Maybe dollar tree or something.
I made a quilted harness last winter for my 6 pound yorkie. I'm going to try a spring style this year using your instructions. Thanks so much for sharing!
Since I've discovered your posts I watch and follow them constantly. Not only do you make your instructions so easy to follow but you make it enjoyable too. I love your simplicity and end beauty instructions and final project. You've help make what I thought impossible, possible on a fraction of the time. I can do so much with this bodice pattern. THANK YOU and your adorable Miss Posey.
Thank you for generously sharing your pattern making and sewing instructions. Please share your source for the "sew-on" Velcro squares you use. I am unable to source connectors wider than 3/4 inch. TY. -K
Fantastic. My dogs are 3lbs.. im having a hard time finding harnesses for them. Its almost impossible. I think this is going to be my only option. I feel so bad putting a collar on them as they choke themselves.
Hello! I have not had any problems with this harness coming undone and Posey pulls quite a bit. However, if you have a larger dog it might be a good idea to use a different type of closure such as snaps or buckles.
The great thing about sewing your own dog harness is that it is custom-made for your dogs exact measurements. This will help illuminate the wiggling out of the Harness struggle! However, to be on the safe side I would suggest using snap closures or side release buckles. Thanks for watching!
My female dog has a bald belly. I want to make a cute harness that will cover the lower part of her belly too. I tried shirring the strip pulling the thread like you said and my thread broke. I have cheap thread.
My dog tugs quite a bit when I walk her and it has been plenty sturdy. However, if you feel you need more strength you could attach buttons or snaps instead or some kind of buckle. Thanks for watching!
Hello, in New to your channel 🙋♀️ im yorkie mom here trying to learn how make my fur baby a new harness i can't afford replacing harnesses ever 9 months So expensive
So glad to have you join our channel! I definitely love being able to make my dog harnesses. It’s much more cost effective and you can make them to your liking! Thanks for watching!
@@LifeOfPosey you're welcome im happy I joined I definitely agree! Making them your self is more cost effective and don't have worrie about buying the wrong size also make them for each season
Hello Faye, I don’t have a pattern for you to print. I have a tutorial that teaches you how to take your dogs measurements and create your own pattern. This is the link for that video. Hope it helps. th-cam.com/video/xUMCHZPTjsM/w-d-xo.html
I have a video on my channel that shows you how to make a custom dog dress pattern. For this Harness we used the bodice pattern. The only difference is we didn’t attach a skirt! Here’s the link to that video: th-cam.com/video/9eoIxgoX_9U/w-d-xo.html
Handy tip for you. When you were talking about not being able to get your scissors into the corners to push them out.... I keep a long wooden chopstick at my sewing station. It is a great tool for being able to reach in to push out those corners. Gives you more reach and without a sharp end like scissors that could poke through the seams, which I have done before. I don't remember where I got the chopsticks, but they are nothing fancy, inexpensive. Maybe dollar tree or something.
Do you have a video on how to make that bow? I like your harness. The only thing I would change is to put a batting in the center to make it thicker.
I made a quilted harness last winter for my 6 pound yorkie. I'm going to try a spring style this year using your instructions. Thanks so much for sharing!
Since I've discovered your posts I watch and follow them constantly. Not only do you make your instructions so easy to follow but you make it enjoyable too. I love your simplicity and end beauty instructions and final project. You've help make what I thought impossible, possible on a fraction of the time. I can do so much with this bodice pattern. THANK YOU and your adorable Miss Posey.
Thank you so much for your kind words Bonnie! It makes my heart very happy to know that people find my videos helpful and enjoyable!
I’ve needed this pattern! Thank you 😊
Thank you for generously sharing your pattern making and sewing instructions. Please share your source for the "sew-on" Velcro squares you use. I am unable to source connectors wider than 3/4 inch. TY. -K
She is adorable :) Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much for the tutorial! I’m just wondering if Velcro is safe enough for dogs that pulls a lot on the leash, or is there an alternative?
Just wondering why you don't iron your fabric ? and also how come you dont use an iron on stabilizer to make it stronger?
Great video content and teaching us how to make this beautiful doggie harness 👏🏼😇👏🏼
Thank you, Liz!
Fantastic. My dogs are 3lbs.. im having a hard time finding harnesses for them. Its almost impossible. I think this is going to be my only option. I feel so bad putting a collar on them as they choke themselves.
This is a great option! Not only will they fit your dogs but you can choose fabric of your liking! I hope you give it a try!
I’m having the same problem also finding them 4 my baby. She is abt 3lbs also.
You can use other animal harnesses, such as ferret, or guinea pig, or another small animal. My dog is two pounds and could even use a rat harness.
Thank you this helped me a lot,thank you so much!!!
I am glad to know that you found this video helpful! Thanks for watching!
I love your pattern. ❤
I have a 160 lb. Great Dane with a 42 in chest. Do you think your pattern would work for her?
If your dog lunges or pulls, is the Velcro strong enough not to come open?
Hello! I have not had any problems with this harness coming undone and Posey pulls quite a bit. However, if you have a larger dog it might be a good idea to use a different type of closure such as snaps or buckles.
Lovely, thank you. My Ponchi wiggles out of her store-bought harness. Can your's be wiggled out of. Lova weighs 12 pounds. (tTt)
The great thing about sewing your own dog harness is that it is custom-made for your dogs exact measurements. This will help illuminate the wiggling out of the Harness struggle! However, to be on the safe side I would suggest using snap closures or side release buckles. Thanks for watching!
@@LifeOfPosey Thank you for caring.
My female dog has a bald belly. I want to make a cute harness that will cover the lower part of her belly too. I tried shirring the strip pulling the thread like you said and my thread broke. I have cheap thread.
i made one for my Pomchi Pomeranian x Chihuahua and it fits perfect thank you
So is their a pattern?
is it sturdy enough to not rip when u pull your dog back?
My dog tugs quite a bit when I walk her and it has been plenty sturdy. However, if you feel you need more strength you could attach buttons or snaps instead or some kind of buckle. Thanks for watching!
Thank you so much 😊
Adorable❤
You might fine you can pick out the conners with a strong straight pin or T pin . That’s what I do anyway
That’s a great idea! I will definitely give it a try!
Hello, in New to your channel 🙋♀️ im yorkie mom here trying to learn how make my fur baby a new harness i can't afford replacing harnesses ever 9 months
So expensive
So glad to have you join our channel! I definitely love being able to make my dog harnesses. It’s much more cost effective and you can make them to your liking! Thanks for watching!
@@LifeOfPosey you're welcome im happy I joined
I definitely agree! Making them your self is more cost effective and don't have worrie about buying the wrong size also make them for each season
Do you have vedio for pattern?
th-cam.com/video/9eoIxgoX_9U/w-d-xo.html
Can to tell the measurements of the bodice in inches or cms ??? Pleaseee
I can’t find the pattern. Did you share it?
Hello Faye, I don’t have a pattern for you to print. I have a tutorial that teaches you how to take your dogs measurements and create your own pattern. This is the link for that video. Hope it helps. th-cam.com/video/xUMCHZPTjsM/w-d-xo.html
is there a template?
I have a video on my channel that shows you how to make a custom dog dress pattern. For this Harness we used the bodice pattern. The only difference is we didn’t attach a skirt! Here’s the link to that video:
th-cam.com/video/9eoIxgoX_9U/w-d-xo.html