Short on time, but big on style? Here is what you’ll need to recreate Rachel Wong’s impawssibly cute puppy outfits.
Find the right bandana
If you don’t have a piece of flannel you can refashion into a an adorable puppy bandana, you can order this very affordable 15-pack, to match any mood or occasion. Made of high quality cotton fabric, they are lightweight, soft and breathable to ensure your pup’s ultimate comfort.
Lee-buty 15pcs Dog Bandanas, Amazon, $24.
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Invest in DIY cult-favourite: Cricut Maker
If you’re diving into the DIY space, you’ll love this tool for its versatility and options to make anything from paper crafts, to iron-ons like Rachel, to vinyl decals to sewing projects and more.
Cricut Maker, Champagne, Amazon, $352.
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Get some iron-on lettering
Can’t quite commit to a new tool? You can also order already pre-cut iron-on lettering for all your puppy bandana decal needs. This is a good option because it comes in multiples of each letter to ensure no pup name gets left behind.
Coopay 104 Pieces Letter Iron on Patches, Amazon, $25.
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Pick a comfie doggie sweater
If you don’t have a cotton sweater to upcycle for this purpose, you can buy an already made one and simply add your own DIY pom poms.
Cotton Dog Clothes Solid Color Dog T-Shirts Clothes, Amazon, $14.
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Find the right yarn for your pom poms
To create Rachel’s adorable pom poms, you’ll need yarn. Just choose your colour and follow Rachel’s instructions and you (and your little dog too) are all set!
Bernat Baby Blanket Yarn, Amazon, $18.
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