Making dog shoes requires the following materials and tools: Materials: Measure the size of your dog's feet. Sole material (such as rubber, polyurethane, rubber cloth, etc.) Upper material (such as leather, satin, nylon, etc.) Shoe lining material (such as cotton) , foam, flannel, etc.) Shoelace materials (such as nylon ropes, belts, elastic bands, etc.) Shoe buckles (such as gel plastic buckles, metal buckles, etc.) Tools: scissors, steel ruler, pencil, sewing machine, sewing thread, needle staple remover or many hot pins Glue gun or sole glue production steps: measure the size of the dog's feet and record the length, width and height for subsequent production. According to the size of the dog, design the shoe pattern, including the sole, upper and shoe lining. Use a pencil and steel ruler to trace the outline of the sole on the sole material, then use scissors to cut it out. Cut the upper and lining materials according to the designed pattern, and make shoelace holes on the upper. Sew the upper and lining together according to the pattern, leaving a gap for the shoelace holes and the sole. Place the sole in the seam between the upper and lining and use a hot glue gun or sole glue to secure it together. Install shoe buckles on the soles, pass the shoelace holes through the shoelaces, and tie the shoelaces tightly with strong nodes to complete the production.
It should be noted that the dog's shoes must fit properly, not too tight or too loose, so as not to affect the dog's movements and comfort. During the production process, careful measurement and design are required, and production must be strictly in accordance with the drawings and dimensions.
