Making My Own Fleece Liners

[mshappy89]

Ok this sewing gets addictive! Day off put to good use! Looks a little wonky but this fleece is pretty stretchy

 

[mshappy89]

So the fleece has been in since yesterday lunchtime! So far so good! It's not wet at all. Not many poops to scoop!

 

[mshappy89]

The liners have been in 4 days today so done a cage change. They were beginning to smell slightly. Washed them on a quick wash and they have come up a treat. The next ones I make I will use 100% cotton topper

 

[AlbiePercy]

They look great! I might've understood you, but I don't think cotton toppers would work, because the idea of the fleece is the urine wicks through and the top layer won't feel wet on piggy feet.

 

[mshappy89]

I will use fleece then 100% cotton mattress protectors underneath

 

[Swissgreys]

Thanks for the update.
Still waiting on mine (and the C&C) to arrive - can't wait!
Yours look brilliant.

 

[mshappy89]

Still loving my fleece! Although the ones I made aren't using 100% cotton toppers they still work well. Although Jasmine seems to be able to lift it up and chew it

Ordered some more fleece to make some more

 

[Laura mason]

I used furniture moving blankets in mine (called uhaul pads in America). They work really well! You can get 10 blankets from
eBay (roughly 200x150cm) for £27 delivered, or 5 for £20. I've only made 2x3 liners for the hay part of the cages....not sure I could handle sewing a 2x6 for the main parts....think I'll leave that to the professionals lol X