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Dog Collar Creators Course

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🐶 Social Sunday: Nickname Edition
What’s your dog’s real name vs. nickname? My doodle is Ziggy - and his nicknames include: Zig Zag Ziggy-iggy-iggy Ziggy-zigg-zigg Sir Ziggleton of Zigglesworth (because he's very proper) Sir Zigs-a-Lot (after Sir Mix-a-Lot) Zig Zag Paddy Wag (after Knick Knack Paddy Whack) Let’s hear yours! And, hope everyone is having a nice Sunday! It's so gorgeous outside here today. Sunny and warm. ☀️
1 like • Mar 31
my husband and i have our girl Maggie, but she gets called Maggie Mae, Magpie, Maggie Mason etc
🔧 Skill Builder Saturday: Clean Finishing
Today’s tip: Focus on clean finishing techniques. A clean finish is one of the biggest factors of making a handmade collar look professionally crafted. When I first started, this was the part I underestimated the most — but it’s what people notice up close. Here are a few things to pay attention to: ✔️ Melted cord ends: The key here is melting, not burning. Use controlled heat and melt slowly. Some creators will use a small torch, however I have found that I can control a lighter with a low flame best. ✔️ Hidden transitions: Where your cord starts, ends, or changes direction matters. Tuck ends under knots and position them on the backside of the collar. ✔️ Even spacing & consistent braiding: Uneven braiding or spacing can make a collar look rushed or inconsistent. Focus on consistent knot tension (tightness), symmetrical spacing & braiding, and straight, aligned weaves. If you're just getting started, try practicing starting knots and the braid on scrap cord before making your first collar. ❓Question: What part of the process do you find the most challenging right now — the starting knots, the braiding, or the finishing? Let me know below! I'd love to give some advice. 👇
1 like • Mar 29
for me it is finding the supplies, and getting the things i need to start,
👋 Welcome to Pawsh Pup Studio!
Welcome! This community is here to help you learn how to make your first paracord dog collar. Here are your next steps 👇 1. Start the free course by heading to the Classroom. 2. Download the Skool app and turn on notifications so you don't miss anything! 3. Join the weekly Q&A calls on Tuesday's at 9:30am EST. Details listed under Calendar. 4. Introduce yourself! Name, where you're from, and what your goal is. 5. Stay active: ask questions, help others, share wins, make friends, and have fun! Plus, I'd love to see your dog. 🐶 Cheers to you! Ashley PS: What’s your goal for the next 30 days?
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1 like • Mar 28
Hello, i am new, can't wait to get started
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Wife, Grandmother, and crafter, wanting to learn another skill and hopefuly be able to earn extra money and make friends

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Joined Mar 28, 2026