Started like an April Fool, the new "line" of coats and raincoats for Ikea dogs becomes reality. Here are the manuals to make them yourself
He is about to end up run over, his mother saves himStarted as an April Fool, the new "line" of coats and raincoats for Ikea dogs becomes reality. Here are the manuals to make them yourself
With a brilliant April Fool's Day, IKEA Australia manages to stand out from the crowd with the launch of what everyone initially thought was an elusive line of dog coats. Her name is “HUND COUTURE and dresses the fours with the IKEA's iconic FRANKTA blue storage bags.
But now IKEA goes beyond the joke and really invites people to make these DIY rain cover dresses, following the (true) instructions for creating three unique looks: “BUSINESS”, “RUFFLE and” FRILLNECK “. Guys, it's all true.
The manuals, which seem similar to those of IKEA furniture, do not mention Allen keys or screws, but provide information on how many FRANKTA bags are needed and how they should be "assembled", or rather "disassembled".
Instructions open-source and templates available for free download. Like this, anyone can create these dresses which not only look good, but also have a practical side.
FRAKTA bag material is water resistant and can really help your furry friend stay dry on rainy days.
Attention, to us they seemed rather difficult to make, but for the most talented and gifted with a bit of manual skills among us, certainly there will be no problems.
Index
Frillneck
“This HUND COUTURE ensemble features an optional flounce neckline headpiece complemented by a belted tailored coat. This look will surely drive you crazy along the sidewalk "
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Ruffle
With the flounces ready for the catwalk it is elegant, chic and absolutely… BAU!
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Business
Equipped with a shirt-style pocket for storing cookies, the collar can be detached, facilitating the transition from work to play
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