1. First of all: Neck circumference. The so-called neck circumference refers to the circumference of your baby's neck. This position is where the collar of a piece of clothing is located. The collar should not be too fat, let alone too narrow. Generally, one centimeter is enough for measurement! The circumference of the widest part at the base of their front legs, which is also the fattest part of the pet's body. Because this place is thick and fleshy, it is difficult to get the accuracy of the measurement. Generally, the measurement needs to be at least Let out two to three centimeters.

2. Then we started to do it. Choose a beautiful cartoon canvas. The width of the canvas should be slightly larger than the dog's chest. The length of the floral cloth = length from shoulder to front leg + length from shoulder to tail root + length from tail to hind leg. .

3. Next, cut a slit along the center line of the front end of the fabric. This slit is actually the dividing line between the dog's two front legs. Cut the front end of the floral fabric to the length = the length of the dog's front legs from chest to ankle.

4. Cut a slit on both sides of the floral cloth. The cut length should be equal to the uncut length, and then fold the cut cloth. This is the small sleeve we made for the dog's front legs. This completes the front legs.

5. Next we start to cut the hind legs, fold the cloth in half, and cut a slash at the back of the floral cloth so that the dog's butt can be exposed.

6. Then we also need to add a piece of front chest cloth to the front of the dog's clothes. This cloth can be made wider to be stronger when wrapped around it, or narrower to be more moderate. The length of the fabric just reaches the edge of the right sleeve. Fold the front end of the fabric on both sides to form a 90-degree angle. The folds just connect to the edge of the bib.

7. Finally, let’s assemble the back legs. How to make the back legs? Fold both sides of the fabric and fold the back end just to the edge of the cut. Note that when sewing the back legs, you can only sew halfway up from the bottom. That’s it. If you sew it all the way to the fork, the dog’s butt won’t be exposed.

8. Next, cut off a small part of the front leg sleeves. This is to prevent the dog’s front cuffs from opening too much. Now you can sew the front leg sleeves and the front bib. When sewing, please note that it is best to sew once horizontally and vertically, so that the sewn clothes will be stronger and less likely to open. Sew once horizontally first and then once vertically.