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Dog Treat Bag Tutorial – How to Sew a Dog Treat Pouch

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Three finished dog treat bags displayed with dog biscuits and training treats, showing hook-and-loop, drawstring with cord lock, and flex-frame closure styles.

Sew your own dog treat bag with three different closure options!

I’m so happy with how this dog training treat pouch turned out and I think every dog lover and owner will be too! 

This Dog Treat Bag Sewing Pattern includes step-by-step instructions for making a compact, roomy dog training treat pouch that clips onto a leash, belt loop, bag or other gear with a lobster clasp.

Watch the video tutorial and get the pattern with lots of photos in the instructions in my Etsy Shop. Below the video you will find more details. 

Shortcuts to Specific Topics

01:03 Supplies
02:52 how to measure a lobster clasp
03:15 3 closure options overview
04:06 Prepare the fabrics
04:26 How to use directional fabric for dog treat bags
05:46 Cut boxed bottom from lining
07:30 Tips for sewing with ripstop nylon
08:40 Prepare lobster clasp tab and casing
10:01 Time saving tip to make the bag casing
10:15 How to use a hot ruler
11:22 Sew and sell time saving tip
12:21 How to us a leader fabric to avoid knots
14:08 Prepare casing fabric to sew onto outside fabrics
14:59 Add lobster clasp to bag
15:51 How to baste

16:34 Sew outside fabrics together
18:17 Press seams open on a wool pressing bar
19:31 How to Sew box corners
21:29 Put fabrics together
22:39 Sew fabrics together
23:15 Turn right side out
24:02 Sew lining closed
24:12 How to pull up bobbin thread and avoid knots
25:08 Push lining into bag
25:57 Hook and Loop tape – closure option 1
26:44 Drawstring and cord lock – closure option 2
28:06 How to add drawstring to a cord lock
29:59 Flex-frame snap bag – closure option 3
32:51 Things to make to go with dog treat bags
33:20 Sew and Sell personalization

3 CLOSURE OPTIONS

The three closure methods are all constructed using the same casing, so you can choose the hardware you already have or try something new.

Black paw print dog treat bag with white accent band and lobster clasp, showing the simple hook-and-loop closure option.
White dog print treat pouch with red casing, lobster clasp, white drawstring, and cord lock, showing the cinch-closed drawstring option.
White paw print dog treat pouch with black top band and lobster clasp beside metal flex-frame hardware, showing the squeeze-to-pop-open closure option.
Black and white paw print dog treat bag filled with training treats beside a metal measuring cup, showing the pouch’s roomy capacity.

The finished pouch measures approximately 4¾” wide × 4½” high × 2″ deep and comfortably holds more than 1 cup or a 6 oz bag of training treats.

This is also a great scrap-friendly sewing project for using favorite quilting cottons or canvas. The pattern includes information for using a moisture-resistant lining, making the inside easier to wipe clean after carrying dog treats.

PAIR A DOG TREAT BAG WITH OTHER DOG ACCESSORIES

These are great to pair with other dog items like:

• A dog poop bag holder
A leash: with fabric on nylon webbing or using fabric scraps
A dog bandana: Scrunchie Dog Bandana, Over the Collar Dog Bandana or a dog bandana made to your dog’s size to tie or snap
A dog collar

woman holding a dog treat bag with 2 dogs jumping up for goodies

WHO TO MAKE DOG TREAT BAGS FOR:

• Dog training
• Puppy classes
• Daily walks
• Dog walkers and pet sitters
• Handmade gifts for dog lovers
• Rescue and shelter fundraisers
• Craft fairs and sew-and-sell businesses
• and more

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