Home Made Cage Liner Project!

[Flutterby]

So.. I bought a sewing machine... with the aim to sew my own cage liners. Here is my first attempt. I've used old fleece (excuse the hairs they are very hard to get off, thanks to Mario!). I know they don't match but I'm not worried as you wont see the towelling underneath. When I've had some practice I'll be using my newer fleece

@My3cuteBoys

 

[Flutterby]

Here's attempt number two with the first attempt. They are both for loft sections and the same size I bent a needle though!

 

[Gizi]

They look very good!
Good Job!

 

[MycuteBoys]

Ruth there great Hun, you have done a fab job.

My tag worked this time

 

[Flutterby]

Thank you I will get better!

 

[PiggySmitten]

They look good!

 

[KittyandNancy]

ACE! Liners Christmas is right around the corner

I have a machine but don't know how to use it yet lol. So I made the NO SEW ones with the iron on stuff. So far so good, but my plan is to get the sewing machine in action this winter when I'm stuck inside.

What did you use in the middle for absorbency?

 

[Flutterby]

I only used towels and fleece. Usually it two layer's of fleece to two layers of towel and that works well for me. These pads only have a layer of each as they are both going to be sitting under a litter tray so that area is always kept dry