These are all the toy projects that I made!! I still have more yet, though, I'm hoping to do a few puppy centric and little toys too.
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These are all the toy projects that I made!! I still have more yet, though, I'm hoping to do a few puppy centric and little toys too.
"I nu seepy!"
biggest lie I've ever told my carer
I drew I very very quick 🐈 just for you guys! Messy but so am I
Easy DIY Toys
I've been playing around and making toys for research for you all, and I thought I'd share a few that are simple enough while cheap.
- Pom Pom Balls
Easy enough. Tie yarn around your fingers, then loop it around, until you're satisfied with the amount. Make a tie in the centre, then cut the loops.
- Spider Ring
Take a ring of fabric or a wooden ring, and tie fabric strips around. The more fabric, the more fun it'll be to play with!
- Hanging Lure
Take strips of fabric, string, or paper, and lay them on each other. Tie them a centimetre from the top, and attach to a dowel/ stick.
- Shakers
I like to use a decent sized cap (like a prescription medicine cap), or ping pong balls, and fill them with rice or other loud materials. Either tape them or wrap them in fabric/ yarn for lots of fun.
- Yarn ball
You'll want to tie a knot around a knitting needle or a chopstick, and wrap the yarn until it's a large enough size for you to play with. Slide it off, and tie it off if you don't want it to roll.
Collar Review #1
Alright, I purchased a collar off of Amazon on this link:
Buy HuanX35 Gothic Punk Choker, PU Leather Short Necklace with Heart Shape Connector(Purple): Chokers - Amazon.com ✓ FREE DELIVERY possible
Since I posted about buying collars, I'll use the guidelines here.
- Toughness
This collar will hold, in my opinion. The snaps are a good feature, because pulling or tugging won't release them from the collar.
- Fit
This isn't for someone with a smaller neck, as it fits a little too big, sitting on my collarbones. It's perfect for around 13.5-16 inches (direct quote from given measurements.)
- Style
I like the style. The snaps are a nice touch, so is the cute heart. This style also comes in many colours, you can choose a favourite!
- Material
I think it might be nylon, but it's not irritating to skin whatsoever, and it is a durable make. It's chunkier, but I don't mind it.
- Price
I can't say much here. Good price for about $7, on a cheaper end.
All in all, I like this. I'd give it 4/5, as I think we can do better.
I have had so many notices, thank you!! Now...
More kitten troubles in someone else's house.
Sitting in their windowsill for long amounts of time.
Trying not to play with their crochet supplies.
Napping so often they question your health.
Not knocking things onto the floor just because.
Accidentally purring/mewling in their presence.
"Did you pack your cat's collar?"
Now, I'll be helping any new littles handle the ropes, therefore if you need help, ask!!