Bankrupt Buying Fleece And Zorb!

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Mackers

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I've just done ANOTHER order for fleece and Zorb. Made a batch of piddle pads to go in various bits of the cage and I'm well pleased with the result. So more fleece and Zorb ordered. Just spent nearly £80 (again) - oopsie! Please Mr Postman, deliver it when my hubby is at work, pretty please LOL!
 
Oh dear! Good to have spares though :D
I have two full cage liners and 4 "side liners".. I was thinking I should have more though.... or different colours... or seasonal ones... >.<
 
I bought my cage liners from C&E Cosies a few years ago but found I needed piddle pads in the high use areas (which saves me having to change the main liner more than once a week). But having two new baby piggies who are getting used to their new surroundings and piddling everywhere whilst they settle in means I was getting through loads of disposable puppy pads. Last weekend I made 10 piddle pads in various sizes, all lined with Zorb and they turned out just as nice as the one's from C&E Cosies - I was well chuffed with myself!

But of course, the piddle pads need changing every 1-2 days and I have 4 in the cage at any one time. Looks like I'm going to be busy again next weekend! The hardest decision is what pattern of fleece to buy? They're all so lovely!
 
ive five in one cage,with two litter trays,ive found they wee everywhere,i will try some more smaller liners in these reas.good luck with the sewing.well done.:)
 
How easy is it to make them yourself? I've got a sewing machine that I have never used!
 
Great thank you for that! I've just plugged it in and used it for the first time ever! With the help of you tube I managed to get it all threaded and am going to give some liners a go!
 
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