Sims 4 Pet CC: Spoil Your Furry Friends
Get everything your need for your sim cats & dogs with this collection of sims 4 pet cc.
Thanks to creators: @nolan-sims @aroundthesims @bellassims @madlensims @syboubou @turksimmer @lady-morielmoriel @pralinesims @suzuesims @dansimsfantasy @ssiat @birba32 @kateemerald
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Princess Wallaby in his Halloween Jammies
[ ID: Three photos that get progressively closer of an orange and white cat with amber eyes wearing a princess crown and Halloween-themed pajamas covered in cartoon pumpkins and bats. In the fourth and final photo he is seen in the distance, blurrily trotting away. /end ID. ]
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I Made My Dog a Christmas Cookie Sweater!
Everyone look at her! She’s so cute!
(You can find the process on how I made it by following this tutorial called “Making My Dog a Denim Jacket”)
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Wierdo. 🤣 The sweater isn't tight at all. I put it on him only when I notice he's trying to sit directly on the heater. He had surgery as a kitten and his fur didn't grow back very thick on his chest. I make pet coats by commission, they're made exactly to your pets measurements & with your preferences. Msg me to order.
10.27.23
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Pride Swatch for Dog Handkerchief
Happy Wrath Month!
One of those things where I’m sure someone must have already done this and much better, but I couldn’t find it so I made one. It’s an additional swatch for the Cats & Dogs dog clothing handkerchief, for both large and small dogs. The small dog’s has been very slightly mesh edited (only for this swatch, does not overwrite).
Download at SimFileShare.
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In my bio class the teacher has a plastic goose that she dresses up, this is what it looks like this week
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Making My Dog A Denim Jacket
It's been unseasonably cold here recently, and my dog only has one jacket. My dad picked it years ago when she was still a puppy and we haven't gotten her a new one. It works well as a rain coat, but she gets cold inside the house too and the fabric the jacket is made of is neither comfortable nor cute.
I, however, have an endless supply of scraps. So I set out to make her jacket that was warm, cute, and comfortable.
Materials:
Scrap Denim
Scrap Flannel
Process:
The first step was converting the existing coat into a pattern.
Since it was all one flat shape, I was able to fold it in half and plop it down on the paper with the collar portion folded away.
I traced the whole thing and marked off where the side tabs went. Then I added half an inch around the outside to create seam allowance. I cut out the pattern for both the body of the jacket and the closure tabs.
I then pinned the pattern to the fabric. Because the denim I had was not wide enough to fit the body pattern on the fold, I had to cut out two pieces. The lining was cut on the fold, and I used flannel. I cut two tabs out of denim and two tabs out of the flannel lining.
I stitched the two pieces of denim down the center back to form a seam and that completed the top of the jacket.
I then draped the denim over my dog to check for the fit.
It fit well enough that I could move onto the actual assembly. I stitched the flannel lining for the tabs to the denim portion of the tabs, right sides together. I trimmed the seam allowance, and turned the whole thing right side out and pressed it flat. I then pinned the lining for the jacket body to the denim for the jacket body with the tabs sandwiched in between.
I stitched all around the edge of the two pieces, leaving an opening at the bottom so I could turn it right side out. I turned it right side out and ironed everything flat. Then I top-stitched everything to keep the lining and denim from rolling. I added Velcro to the tabs in the same places as the existing coat, and with that, the jacket was finished!
The Reveal:
Final Thoughts:
This project was super easy. Starting from when I first put the coat down to trace it, to putting the finished product on my dog, it took maybe an hour and half. I suspect that it would go even faster now that I won't have to draft the pattern again, and won't have the extra step of making a back seam.
I think this is a very beginner friendly project, and pretty cheap even if you don't have scraps. If you have a dog with a coat, you can follow more or less the same process I did here, and you can probably use an old blanket or a shirt you don't wear anymore. You could even hit up a thrift store for materials easily depending on the size of your dog.
Your dog can be fashionable and warm!
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