cat collar
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plant-dad
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4 years, 6 months ago by plant-dad
about how long should i make the “bracelet part” of a cat collar? i’m using paracord buckles as a fastener. (both of my cats are average sized)
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allierae54
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4 years, 6 months ago by allierae54
I would say just periodically measure around your cats neck but don't pull it to be too tight while measuring
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Grace75
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4 years, 6 months ago by Grace75
i generally do wingspan length on each string. it does depend on what bracelet ur making tho. lmk what type ur making
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Grace75
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4 years, 6 months ago by Grace75
ik it says I'm a beginner but I've been making bracelets for years but i just joined the website
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Katie_H42
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4 years, 6 months ago by Katie_H42
A wingspan length is a pretty good estimate. This might sound a bit stupid, but please just make sure that your cats don't get it off and bite or try-and swallow it because it can cause serious harm. I think it's a great idea but please be careful! 🙂
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plant-dad
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4 years, 6 months ago by plant-dad
@Katie_H42 okay, i’ll make sure to watch them! i just finished measuring their necks, so i think i’ll start the collars! thanks for the tips!
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tightright
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4 years, 6 months ago by tightright
i like to make mine adjustable with a tri glide slide. it helps if you cat is still growing or if they gain/ lose weight. i try to keep on on hand that i can reference when sewing the cat collar down on the slide / buckle, but i find they turn out really nice. you can also purchase break away collars on amazon for pretty cheep. i found some wiht little cats on them 🙂
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plant-dad
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4 years, 6 months ago by plant-dad
@tightright thank you so much! these tips are all very helpful!
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