Podcasts for Dog Wear Designers
Sewing, Pattern Making & Business Tips
The Thank Dog We Made It podcast is for dog wear entrepreneurs and creators looking to turn their passion into a thriving business.
Hosted by Jill Bartlett, designer, educator, and founder of Thank Dog We Made It Portal —an online hub for dog wear makers—each episode explores topics like pattern design, grading, marketing, building community, and the creative process.
Drawing on real-life experiences as a dog wear designer and working with makers and business owners, Jill shares insights, lessons learned, and expert tips to help you grow your brand and sell your designs with confidence.
🎧 Fresh From the Podcast Studio
Advanced Measuring Techniques for Pattern Designers
Learn the key measurements that create a better fit for dog wear designs. Master measuring like a pro and take your patterns to the next level.
Hack Your Pattern – How to Start Thinking Like a Dog Wear Designer
Ever finished sewing a dog coat and thought, “Next time, I’d make the belly band longer” or “I wish this had pockets”? That little voice? That’s your inner designer—and this episode is all about giving it a microphone.
How a Motorcycle Ride Sparked My Best-Selling Dog Coat Design
If you’ve ever struggled with getting the right fit in your dog wear designs, you’re not alone—this episode breaks down why fit matters and how it can make or break your pattern sales.
Getting the Fit Right: Understanding Dog Chest Shapes for Better Dog Wear
If you’ve ever struggled with getting the right fit in your dog wear designs, you’re not alone—this episode breaks down why fit matters and how it can make or break your pattern sales.
The Power of Community — Why Your People Matter More Than You Think
If you’re trying to grow a creative business on your own, it might be time to stop going solo—because the right community can be the difference between staying stuck and moving forward.
Plan Now, Sell More: Fall 25/26 Dog Wear Trends
If you're planning to sell dog wear patterns this fall, it's time to get ahead—because successful designers aren’t waiting until September to start.
