another example picture....

Posted by jif on May 29, 2001 at 11:53:31:

In Reply to: Not JNelson, but I hope this helps... posted by jif on May 29, 2001 at 11:52:21:

: These leashes can be easily and inexpensively made at home....go to your local WalMart or any sewing store and pick up some soft nylon or cotton cord and those barrel spring clips that you see on ski jacket drawstrings. Make a loop on one end the cord after tying a knot in that end, slip the loop thru the barrel clasp and you're good to go!! That simple! Cording is usually less than .40 a foot and the claps come packaged usually in pairs for about a buck and a half...

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: : These leashes can be easily and inexpensively made at home....go to your local WalMart or any sewing store and pick up some soft nylon or cotton cord and those barrel spring clips that you see on ski jacket drawstrings. Make a loop on one end the cord after tying a knot in that end, slip the loop thru the barrel clasp and you're good to go!! That simple! Cording is usually less than .40 a foot and the claps come packaged usually in pairs for about a buck and a half...

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