Give your favourite pooch a cute new look with this free dog bandana pattern! It's the perfect way to make your pet look smart for a special occasion.
This dog bandana can be made using a just one fat quarter and some basic sewing kit, so it's a great project to make if you've got some left over from another project. We're big fans of any pattern that helps to reduce fabric waste!
We've made this using some Christmas fabrics, but you could use any fat quarters that you have in your stash. Looking for more ways to use up fat quarters? Find lots of ideas in our fat quarter projects round-up.
This dog bandana sewing pattern was originally published in Simply Sewing Magazine. Simply Sewing is an inspiring magazine for sewers of all abilities, from experienced stitchers to complete beginners. It's packed with beautiful projects to sew, plus expert tips and advice. Debbie Wainhouse is a designer-maker from Bristol who regularly contributes to Simply Sewing and MollieMakes.
Our dog bandana pattern is ideal for beginners to attempt because it only uses some basic sewing techniques and you can whip it up in a couple of hours. If you're new to sewing, we'd recommend that you check out our beginner's guides, which have lots of great tips to help you get started. Take a look at our sewing for beginners and how to use a sewing machine guides, or stock up on supplies with our guides to the best sewing machines for beginners and sewing kits for beginners.
Dog bandana sewing pattern
Notes
- Seam allowance is 1cm unless otherwise stated
- Download the dog bandana templates
- Fat quarter = 50x55cm
Material used
- Rifle Paper Co Holiday Classics collection from sewmesunshine.co.uk.
