Things You'll Need:
- Dressmaker Pins
- Fabrics
- Needles
- Sewing Machine
- Threads
- Scissors
- Scissors
- Twine
- Twine
- fresh, dried catnip
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Step 1
Decide on the toy shape: mouse, heart, ball or whatever shape catches your fancy.
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Step 2
Make a pattern by drawing the shape on a paper grocery bag, leaving a 3/8-inch seam allowance around the design.
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Step 3
Cut the pattern out.
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Step 4
Fold a piece of the scrap material you wish to use to make the toy, keeping the nice sides together.
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Step 5
Pin the pattern onto the scrap material, and then cut out the pattern.
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Step 6
Straight stitch a 3/8-inch seam around the cutout, but double check that the right sides are together before you do.
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Step 7
Leave about an inch opening in seam.
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Step 8
Trim the seam at the corners or curves, cutting from the outside to the edge of the sewn seam.
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Step 9
Turn the toy right-side-out, and fill with dried catnip.
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Step 10
Hand stitch the remaining 1-inch opening closed.











Comments
cyberwolfrob said
on 8/13/2007 oh yea
cyberwolfrob said
on 8/13/2007 it works.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 Cut a 10-inch-long piece of towel. Lay the towel out flat. Put a thin layer of catnip (as much as you wish to give your cat) in the middle of the towel. Roll the towel very tight. Stitch it so it stays tight. Stitch the ends and give it to your cat.